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Effect parameters pasting is somehow linked to effect value despite effect itself not being in selection. #2127

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Guidev32 opened this issue Aug 29, 2024 · 3 comments
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When using FM, I tend to use effects to control operators separately and outside of macros and envelopes.
If I want to make that same effect on another operator, I'll use a different effect command (12xx and 14xx for example).
But when copying the effect values from 12xx and pasting them into 14xx, it changes the effect command to the one I copied it from.
From what I seen, this does happen between any and every effect command.

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this looks like a feature to me
but you can avoid overwriting the effect number by dong paste special → paste mix (background)

@freq-mod freq-mod added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 23, 2024
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For me it's unconfortable and unintuitive enough to be worth fixing

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it seems to be caused by these two lines:

iFine--;
(blame: dc16d52)
int iFine=(startOff>2 && cursor.xFine>2)?(((cursor.xFine-1)&(~1))|1):startOff;
(blame: e726ad8)

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