If I’ve created a song and want to start over, I can press “2nd+Save/Load” and then choose “New” to create a new, empty song. The problem is, I’ve only recently realized that the new song keeps all of the Time Signature and Length data from the previous song. If I want them back to the default track settings I set, I have to manually change each track back, which is both tedious and dangerous (since I don’t always remember every track that I altered from the default)
If any other Pyramid owners could try to recreate this bug, I’d really appreciate it. Just start a song, set Track 1 (or any other track) to “3/4” time signature and 2 bars long (or anything other than default), and then try to create a new song using “2nd+Save/Load”. Then, check and see if the track you changed has reverted to your default track settings or not. For me, it remains the same, which is really obnoxious.
I feel like I must be doing something wrong here or have a setting wrong, because this can’t be how it’s intended to work. This is a major frustration, and I would really appreciate if Squarp took a look into it. Thanks!
FYI, I don’t think Squarp personnel read these boards much. I found that there’s a “Bug report” option in the dropdown on the “contact us” section of their site. I did get an answer about this from them in a recent email I sent, though:
My Question: If I save project A and open a new project, all of the track states are carried over (length at least, i haven’t checked for channel or time signature). it seems like this shouldn’t happen, that the track states should be as I’ve saved them in Settings.
Their Answer: This will be fixed in the next version.