Chord Duration is initialized after chord editing

Scaler 2 Support Bug Reports
1

hi,

I use Scaler 2 on Propellerhead Reason 12.
I often make chord progressions with setting a chord duration.
and I like add some tension notes with chord edit mode after making a chord progression.
however, the duration values of the Playback Timings were initialized.

Does anyone have some solution?

thx.

2

I’ve never had anything like this happen. Are you changing the timings under playback timings?
Screen Shot 2022-02-15 at 10.10.45 AM
The Overall timings is under Preferences and everything thing is based on that. Is that where you are setting the overall timing?
Screen Shot 2022-02-15 at 10.16.01 AM

3

thanks your suggestion

for example,

  1. set the overall duration to “2 beats” under Preferences.
  2. set chord progressions to “C, Gm”
  3. set duration of Playback Timings like “C = x1.75, Gm = x2.25”. (Yes! I like 8 beat syncopation)
  4. stop playing just in case
  5. open the Code Edit Panel and edit each code like “C (add top C and Low C), Gm/C (add top C low C and Up G an 8ve )”
  6. back to Playback Timings Panel. each duration gets the default “C = x1, Gm = x1”

The same is true for “Repeat” of Playback Timings

thx

4

You are right. This is the first I’ve seen this behavior and I do a lot of chord voice changes as well as timing changes. I must not have done them in this order before. Good catch
I’m on Mac 10.13.6/Ableton Live 11
When I tried it in Patchwork, Patchwork crashed.

5

Oh, I seem to have chaught a rare bug :wink:
I’m on MacOS 10.15.7 / Reason 12

Should I report this bug somewhere?

6

Right here in Bug Reports as you have done.

7

OK!
I will watch here that the bug is fixed.
Thaks a lot Jamieh-san!