a couple of weird things have popped up in my use of WL 10 (pro) in the last couple of days:
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when a plug in is opened from the master section from a bypassed master section state, it’s opening up halfway off of my main monitor and onto the 2nd monitor. it doesn’t open where i last had it open.
simply opening the plug in for the first time opens in the center of your screen, but when you bypass the master section (say, after a render) and re-open the plug in window it shifts off the monitor.
when i render a plug in to an audio file it seems to auto save the file… i don’t get the red dot on the file name tab indicating it’s been changed… it just saves it straight to disc. this must be a setting somewhere i’m missing, but i never had that behavior in 9.5.
when i render a plug in to an audio file it seems to auto save the file… i don’t get the red dot on the file name tab indicating it’s been changed… it just saves it straight to disc. this must be a setting somewhere i’m missing, but i never had that behavior in 9.5.
I can’t reproduce. Since there are many render options, please describe more accurately this case. Thanks.
resulting audio file does not have red dot indicating changed, and was automatically written, rendered to disc, replacing original file. closing audio file does not result in “do you want to save” option (since it automatically saved)
i think i need to go back to 9.5 til this is sorted, as i can’t have my files being automatically written as i need to double check, A/B, etc.
resulting audio file does not have red dot indicating changed, and was automatically written, rendered to disc, replacing original file. closing audio file does not result in “do you want to save” option (since it automatically saved)
By reproducing your steps, I have found a problem. But not what you describe, and not as serious.
Let’s me explain. When I launch WaveLab and do your steps, the resulting audio file get a red indicator.
And the file is not overwritten. Everything is fine.
But a problem starts if you close this audio file (saving it or not), and then open it again. In that case, the render in place does no cause the red mark to appear, and any edit on the file can’t be undone. However, in no case, the original audio file is overwritten. Hence you can’t loose audio data.
Closing the montage and reopening it, put you in a clean situation again.
This is however not good and is a high-priority bug to fix.
i just tried it all again and did NOT run into the same problem… which is strange.
i tried opening a 9.5 montage into 10 (what i had been doing before) as opposed to using the new 10 montage… but still, red dot, no auto-save… all normal. i’m certainly going to keep trying things and report back…
I think the problem starts when you close the audio file tab. You should keep it open until you don’t it the mother montage.
For sure this will be fixed.
but the problem starts from a freshly opened montage and edited (E) clip. nothing gets closed until after the render (and subsequent auto-save glitch) happens.
i have not tried reproducing this by opening an audio file on its own without editing the clip from a montage yet.