65 take lanes after editing in PRV

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2015/07/11 20:39:24 (permalink)

65 take lanes after editing in PRV

I have been editing a simple instrument track in the PRV with Strum Sesion GS-2 and it came to the point where I now have 65 take lanes. From memory this is not normal behaviour and has only happened after the foxboro update. Anyone else experiencing something like this?
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    scook
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    Re: 65 take lanes after editing in PRV 2015/07/11 20:51:53 (permalink)
    Could be Preferences > Customization > Editing "Drag and Drop" is set to "Slide Over Old To Make Room", try one of the other two settings.
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    Re: 65 take lanes after editing in PRV 2015/07/12 03:46:16 (permalink)
    Thanks Scook but not set to 'slide over old to make room'. It is selected as 'blend old with new'. However, the 'non-destructive MIDI editing' checkbox is ticked. I'm thinking this might be the problem?
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    Re: 65 take lanes after editing in PRV 2015/07/12 18:38:40 (permalink)
    For sure. I had the exact same issue and followed Scook's advice including turning off non-destructive midi editing. IF you do that you should be good to go.

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