This might be just a Mac issue so it would be useful if others in the community could test it briefly on Linux & Windows.
This (fairly meaningless) preset CopyPasteDuplicate.mhp was made in one Editor instance, by dragging pipes and pipelines to duplicate them.
Everything worked as expected.
I then opened a 2nd Editor instance…
on Mac OS X
by pasting this into Terminal
/Applications/Midihub\ Editor.app/Contents/MacOS/Midihub\ Editor ; exit;
(I think you only have to do this on Mac)
…and started with a new blank preset.
Here dragging (from the file above in the 1st Editor) caused inconsistencies:
Original Transforms
L1: (Note_on,Inside), (Note_on,Outside), (CC,Inside),
L2: (Note_on,Inside), (Note_on,Outside), (CC,Inside), (Note_on,Outside)
L3: As L1
(L2&3 created by [shift]-alt-dragging L1. All as expected)
1st attempt dragging to new file
CopyPasteDuplicatedToSepEditor.mhp
screenshot (source below, destination above):
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L1: alt-drag Original L1: loses Transform1
becomes (Note_on,Outside), (CC,Inside) -
L2: shift-alt-drag Original L1: Barmy!
(Note_on,Outside), (CC,Inside),(Note_on,Outside Mapped) -
L3 shift-alt-drag Original L1:OK
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L4 alt-drag Original L2:“OK”
but note Mappings copied even though Shift not down
Second attempt
CopyPasteDuplicatedToSepEditor2.mhp
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L1 as First attempt
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All other pipes copy from Original but without mappings irrespective of drag-mode.
can anyone else replicate similar inconsistencies?
PS. I don’t think I tested this with earlier versions, @Giedrius, so apologies if I could’ve picked it sooner!
