How To Return To "stereo Selection" Instead?

[dblue]

@esaruoho

so the answer is simply, yes.

So… undo is doing its job just fine, and you should keep it enabled when you are making these kinds of critical edits to your sounds.

Cheers.

[esaruoho]

@dblue

So… undo is doing its job just fine, and you should keep it enabled when you are making these kinds of critical edits to your sounds.

i guess i would, if it wasn’t too slow for large files. it’s much better in 2.8. but still slow. i guess i’ll switch to just creating copies of selections to new instruments, and then delete the original sample from the original instrument box number.

[dblue]

@esaruoho

i guess i would, if it wasn’t too slow for large files. it’s much better in 2.8. but still slow.

We can obviously try to improve this in the future, but I simply wanted to establish that things were actually working normally (albeit slowly) when undo was enabled.

No hard feelings

[esaruoho]

yeah, everything’s normal

[patto (Syflom)]

you can always drag down or up the start or end of your selection to make it stereo.

edit: I noticed you can also use left shift+up/down to change channel selection.

[vvoois (vV)]

@esaruoho

yeah, or what if the undo actually contained the cut part so one doesn’t spend time creating an undo for a 400mb file that you cut 20kb out of from the start. as a silly example.

This is how other samplers seem to do it when browsing the folder where the sample is residing for processing:
They simply create a seperate swapfile with points and traces. Specially on selected areas, this works pretty swift as only the selected area involved will then be transfered to the end of the swap area before processing. Undoing that also works as swift.
Ofcourse, changing the whole sample most likely can not be really improved here…