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also, with sections of automation like this. there should be a node at the edges of the automation late for each clip. here it just randomly goes off the side, where i cant grab or edit it. |
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any update? this bug was super annoying to work around. |
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ok, this is getting ridiculous lmao. again, i asked ai to fix this issue and it did it in less than a minute. its a single line fix. at this point i feel like my bug reports are just being ignored. this was super easy to fix. anyways hope this note helps. image.png (49,612 bytes) |
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@pyrotek45 I myself cannot confirm whether or not your three AI-given fixes are solid (i.e. won't interfere with other code elsewhere), but, if they are, it does beg the question: Will Paul or Robin ever utilize the help of AI recommendations for easier (but numerous) bug fixes/requests? Based on their previous sentiments, I would guess not. Now, in general, they do currently seem to be sidelining about 90% of incoming bug reports, unfortunately. I think mostly because they’re working on bigger things (-like restructuring of the pianoroll, etc.). But you have to remember that they’re basically a *two-person* team, which is incredibly tiny for such a beast of a project and inflow of bugs/requests, -regardless of AI-use or not. … Also, I know from a lot of experience using AI to help with coding, the results given look SUPER convincing ***on the surface***. But, if you do it for long enough, you will discover that the AI (-even one specifically ‘trained’ for your exact software/code/DAW/etc.) is always incredibly *nuclear* in its approach, generally lacking broader awareness, which ends-up making critical errors over and over again with respect to *the larger context* of the codebase/goals. So, all in all, it’s wise to approach any AI ‘solutions’ with *a lot* of caution, instead of ‘oh, it’s totally fixed. all is good! wow, so easy!’, as I did for a long while, until I learned better. : 0 : ) Thanks for reading, -J |
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