Comment by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-feature
Thank you!
Comment by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-bug
the fade out and fade in happen when you move a clip during playback. I can record this and send a video if you want. It's a weird one.
Ticket created by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-bug
Steps to reproduce
Steps 1-4 are from #980
- Create a one-bar midi clip with a one-bar long note on it (long makes it easier to execute)
- Move your cursor to the lower right corner of the midi clip so the repeat-resize cursor shows up.
- Press play
- When the note starts playing, repeat-resize the midi clip so the end of the clip comes before the end of the long note.
- Pause playback
- Resize the end of the note in the clip editor
What happens
The note plays because the end of it was resized in the editor, but there is a fade-in on it because the fade-in was never done when it normally would be done (the fade-in was skipped in step 4).
What is expected to happen
The note should not play forever, first of all (#980), but second of all, the fade should not apply to the note when it is resized.
Version
v1.0.0-beta.3.9.1
Ticket created by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-feature
Currently,
Ctrl
++
,Ctrl
+=
andCtrl
+-
can be used to control zoom. This is a common keybind to do such a task. However, there is another similar task that has a common keybind, and that isCtrl
+0
, which is usually used to reset the zoom to 100%, or whatever its default value is.
Comment by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-bug
I still see this in v1.0.0-beta.3.9.1. Not sure what's causing it.
Comment by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-bug
This same problem exists on midi clip resizing. If you drag the end of a clip quickly past the start of the clip, it won't go to its minimum size.
Ticket created by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-bug
Steps to reproduce
- Create a one-bar midi clip with a one-bar long note on it (long makes it easier to execute)
- Move your cursor to the lower right corner of the midi clip so the repeat-resize cursor shows up.
- Press play
- When the note starts playing, repeat-resize the midi clip such that the end of the clip comes before the end of the long note and the playhead.
What happens
The midi note doesn't get stopped by its end because the clip is resized to a place before the playhead (so the playhead doesn't ever reach the end of the note), causing the note to play until it is stopped by something else.
What is expected to happen
The note should stop playing when the playhead goes past the end of the clip or note, just like it does when resizing a clip without repeat-resizing.
Version zrythm 1.0.0-beta.3.9.1
Comment by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-bug
I tried to reproduce this on 3.9.1. I'm on a different computer than I was when I created the issue, which could mean a very different sample rate + buffer size.
Comment by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-bug
My machine shouldn't have trouble rendering it, but it is somehow. Here are my specs:
CPU - Ryzen 5 3600X (6c/12t, 3.6GHz)
RAM - 32 GB
GPU - NVIDIA 1660 Ti (6GB VRAM) GPU, and I'm running X11
Comment by ~poweruser64 on ~alextee/zrythm-bug
Sorry!