Re: [Rosegarden-user] ghost notes

[Brad F. <br...@so...>]

On 10/13/2005 09:45 PM Silvan wrote:
>  If you can come up with a repeatable procedure for winding up in this 
place,
>  then by all means please do file it as a bug report. Figuring out how to
>  fall through this particular crack in a repeatable way gives us some 
chance
>  of figuring out exactly where the crack is, and patching over it.

I'll see what I can do.

It might be a case of moving and/or copying segments in the same track 
and to other tracks.

I've found that I ended up with several notes on top of one another. 
That sounds like the same segment being copied on top. But, it didn't 
look consistent. For instance, there might have been 10 notes on top of 
the first note and 8 on the second note.
In this case, what is the best way to identify notes on top of one another?


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