Saving key switcher state still not working right

[pixpop]

Using .16, saving of the key switcher state still seems broken.

Changing either the 'enabled' checkbox, or the selection of source controller, does not mark the program as dirty and does not make the 'save' button active.

The 'save as' button remains active as usual. Looking at the generated xml, I don't see anything for the enabled checkbox, but the enabled state does appear to be honored when the program is loaded. I do see xml for the tx:source, but that doesn't seem to be honored when the program is loaded. It always loads with no source selected.


Also, if I select multiple samples in the wave editor, and then navigate to the delete loop option, it silently fails to delete the loop on all except the last sample in the selection. Maybe it's intended to work that way, don't know. As it is, if you have a program with many incorrect loops, it's tedious to get rid of them. (This behavior is not new with .16)

[elcallio]

Should be fixed in 3.0.16a

[pixpop]

The problem with saving the switcher settings now seems to be fixed, (3.0.16a) thanks so much.

The problem with deleting loops when multiple samples are selected is still there.

[elcallio]

Delete loops works on the current loop selection. Since loop selection is based on last selected sample, the current behaviour is WAD. I could possibly add a "delete all loops" command, though I find the use case somewhat strange - why do you need to delete so many loops? Samples can have multiple loops, and you can just unassign then from the mappings if you don't wan't to use them.

[pixpop]

Sure if that's how you intend it to work. It was just confusing to me because at first glance, the context looked like the multiple samples that I had selected. But you're saying that despite that, the context is actually the most recently selected loop.

Once a loop is assigned, how do I unassign it? I can see menu options for assign delete, but not for unassign.

I don't know how I got all these loops. Maybe I asked the sampler to automatically create them in bulk at some point.

If worse comes to worst, I can write a script to remove them from the .txproj file.

[elcallio]

In regions/matrix cells you have two dropdowns, one for the sustain loop (loop used while key is pressed) and one for the release loop (played during release, after note off). Just select <none> in the dropdown. You can select multiple regions and press-hold to open the selector and adjust all selected regions at once.