This seems a little unfriendly. I must navigate to my last location every time. Windows system file handling has better functionality available nowadays.
Graham
Would it be possible to implement a song management track similar to that found in GarageBand where the Intro, Verse, Chorus, and Outro for example can be seen?
Graham
Some graphics are missing in the n-track Studio help. This happens regardless of the browser used.
See attached examples
Currently adding a drum track. I want to edit the notes and open Piano Roll. Select move events. Click on one of the notes and the note plays. Double-click on the note and the note is deleted. It seems that the erase double-click functionality is implemented on the move double-click. This is also the functionality applied to the place double-click.
Although undo works as expected, destructive operations such as erase should be restricted. The Use Case is Move MIDI note and has no scope for implementing the Use Case Erase MIDI note double-click operation.
There is a rather large problem affecting all custom dialog boxes in the Windows version. Most of these n-track dialogs do not implement minimum height and width in dialogs. This allows the user to set the size to 1x1 pixels. Once closed I am sure that this value is stored to restore the dialog when reopened. I managed to set the window size of the track dialog to very small making it almost impossible to recover from.
The specific problem, as mentioned in the title, is that the preferences dialog is resizable when it really should not be.
Some file operations (a system service) display the correct system dialogs. However, some file operations display an old Windows system dialog - “Import Wave File” is an example. This makes file operations difficult, especially the MRU functionality and the C&P of file paths into the location text box.
This a usability bug
Open the track mixer. Move it to another screen. Close the track mixer. Reopen the track mixer. The mixer appears correctly on the screen and then jumps to the default screen where the n-track application is currently running.
This should NOT happen
The red ticks indicate where clipping has occurred. You can clear them right clicking on the time axis and selecting “Reset clip regions” from the popup menu.
Flavio.