try this:
- render something (a song/pattern/selection/etc) and type a name, for example, “test”
- a test.wav will be rendered/made
- when you render something again and you don’t change the name “test”, it will be simply overwritten!
so, there should be a warning message to confirm if you really want to overwrite the rendered wav file.
this bug is also in 1.281
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This could, indeed, be usefull.
But when I think about it, I would rather have an option in the preferences with a box to (un)check: “Warn me before overwriting files”
Because most of the time I overwrite files ON PURPOSE and the warnings piss me off.
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An addition to the render function:
To remember the previous rendering settings for both file specifications AND file save location.
Because right now, anytime you restart Renoise the render goes to Cubic, 44.1, 16, songs folder…
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Ok, that’s a bit too much.
You can just click that “Yes, overwrite”, can’t you?
Sorry, talking to myself…
But I needed to correct that. Sometimes I was posting some bs…