I have a few older projects that stopped ending at the last observable event, at some point in working on them over the years. I have tried & tried to find any events timestamped at the point where the transport actually stops, but to no avail. Maybe I am using the wrong tools? Event Viewer is my main resort.
In one current instance, I found all events close to the end of the last musical data points shown by doing select all - in track view, then looking at Event Viewer. There were only a few tracks with envelopes, that had envelope data showing, -they looked like nodes that were not important, so I deleted them. -After that, the transport would "end" at about the farthest point of all those points I just deleted. -Project would stop there. -But, I saved, closed, re-opened said project, and as soon as I started the transport, the asterisk for project changes appeared. I repeated my earlier procedure, and the nodes I had deleted were back. Project "end" was not how I had saved it. -Any info on what does that, and how I might better avoid this?
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I have a few older projects that stopped ending at the last observable event, at some point in working on them over the years. I have tried & tried to find any events timestamped at the point where the transport actually stops, but to no avail. Maybe I am using the wrong tools? Event Viewer is my main resort.
In one current instance, I found all events close to the end of the last musical data points shown by doing select all - in track view, then looking at Event Viewer. There were only a few tracks with envelopes, that had envelope data showing, -they looked like nodes that were not important, so I deleted them. -After that, the transport would "end" at about the farthest point of all those points I just deleted. -Project would stop there. -But, I saved, closed, re-opened said project, and as soon as I started the transport, the asterisk for project changes appeared. I repeated my earlier procedure, and the nodes I had deleted were back. Project "end" was not how I had saved it. -Any info on what does that, and how I might better avoid this?
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