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I recome to you with this because I really think It's an important wrong behaviour of editor. On screenshot, you can see what append if I click on one region of group (on the left), and then I ctrl+click on another(top right) to add it to selection. Groups with 'selection' option are used (I think) for instruments with multiples microphones, and in general case, user always wants to edit all tracks together. And user should'n't have to display all tracks of group, one would be enough if he could trust ardour editor. Thats why I think that Ctrl (or Primary Key) SHOULD NOT select only one region is this case, but add to selection all concerned regions. The same appends with Shift. To select only one region, it would be safer for user to need to disable group first. |
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Screenshot_selectionregion.png (64,107 bytes) |
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I also saw that regions are not considered as grouped when Property 'File Start' isn't the same, even if position and length are the same. It's a shame, it's not possible to just move data at the left of region (with Ctrl) to adjust little phase differences and get all regions still grouped. But it's less strong. |
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Have you looked at http://manual.ardour.org/working-with-regions/corresponding-regions-selection/ (see "Overlap Correspondence"): Ardour can consider regions corresponding even when they do not start at the same exact point in time. |
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Thanks, Yes I know that, but it just resolves the last problem. The main problem I said (with Ctrl or Maj) is still there anyway. |
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pull request from Houston4444 here: https://github.com/Ardour/ardour/pull/391 |
- Anonymous
