Yeah, that was wierd too. Some of the transients would not be highlighted until I deleted these "phantom" transients before and after the beat, then they would appear instantly. I have no clue what is going on here, and what to do about it.

Also, when I select my clip that Im adjusting, when I take the mouse and left click somewhere in the gray area off of a marker, the entire clip outlines in "white" showing the clip is selected.

I have seen and watch for the outline because you can have the track selected as seen in your pic but the clip wont be selected.

Nice job on the screen shot to!!!

Can you zoom out both horizontally and vertically to where the entire track and its sides are visible?

I have tried adjusting the threshold, and the section that you select 1/8th, 1/16th, etc, without any luck.

I am just hoping X2 somehow doesn't have this issue. I've learned to live with it and work around it, but I can see I'm not the only one.

For some reason I can't see the screenshot. 

Here's a link to my various correct and not correct bounces showing the same problem. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/...unced%20transients.PNG

That does look like a bug of some sort.

@digibiu - do they react as if they are manually created? i.e. Right clicking and selecting "Select Markers--->User" selects them and just those?

Im not certain, but if I remember correctly, they act just as if they were rendered from the track, not manualy created. I can check that for sure when I get in the studio tonight.

No they are manually created because they can be deleted. As I understand, the track's "actual" trsnsients (created by Audiosnap) cannot be deleted, just disabled.

But these manually-created notes appear simply when enabling the audio-transient filter within a track. No manual-intervention otherwise. At least in my projects I've had to work around it. It's truly an annoyance, not a show-stopper. 5 minutes of work around (or less depending on the amount generated), and you're golden.

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No they are manually created because they can be deleted. As I understand, the track's "actual" trsnsients (created by Audiosnap) cannot be deleted, just disabled.

Yes that's correct.

But these manually-created notes appear simply when enabling the audio-transient filter within a track. No manual-intervention otherwise. At least in my projects I've had to work around it. It's truly an annoyance, not a show-stopper. 5 minutes of work around (or less depending on the amount generated), and you're golden.

What sort of material is it? I've never seen it but I have a very set routine and most of my use is on live drums, mainly extracting timing from improvised recordings plus tidying up here and there and the odd bit of drum replacement.
 
I discovered that to get the best out of audiosnap material such as that is best trimmed, bounced and then the clip map checked. Any none relevant noise at the front of the clip such as studio chit chat, generally confuses audiosnap.
 
I haven't used it extensively on much else other than moving the odd bits of bass, guitar etc around