i’ve come across something i think is very important for Ctrlr:
it is very hard/impossible (afaik) to move multiple modulators
together – unless you put them in a Group, and Lock it.
If you then put that Group, with other Groups, into a main Group,
(ie: if you have a Group for VCF parameters, another for VCA
parameters, etc.) and try to cut+paste, or copy+paste, the Groups
will paste EMPTY with no modulators in them. it doesn’t work.
this is something that needs to be fixed/changed, imo.
(i know this is a GitHub report issue, i’m just seeking
confirmation from other users, or maybe a suggestion for
overcoming this *problem*)
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i think there is also a problem/fragility with the way objects
are copied/pasted, and resultant positioning problems and
disappearing objects, that re-appear on next load of project.
this can cause really severe problems, with a load of unidentifiable
copies appearing all stacked up, in top left corner or workspace,
and not visibly belonging to any/their group, or tab.
can this be looked into and resolved? i would say it is a priority
issue (both of these are), and would *greatly* improve workflow.
(i guess this is a separate feature request/issue but i don’t want
to flood the New Topics list with them 😉 )
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THIRD ISSUE for today… 🙂 is that Properties Panel value boxes
can still SCROLL ACCIDENTALLY, and you may not even notice you’ve
done it, which is a great shame if you’ve just put a lot of time
in entering values in a long session, and then have to check through
dozens or hundreds of modulators to make sure you haven’t screwed
anything up !! > it’s nice to have a bit of certainty and finality
when you’ve done the work.
i suggest that these should never scroll unless clicked on first,
how about that? maybe that’s a simple improvement to implement.
the problem of course arises because you scroll to move up and down,
on the left/title part of the Properties, and also use scroll to
adjust values. this can be catastrophic if you accidently change the
VSTIndex#, for example. or at least extremely discouraging. it kind of
undermines one’s confidence in the software when you’re a newb.
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>do you agree with these?