Yeah, snap is always on when I am trying to line things up accurately. The ability to snap to other non-quantised objects was a really useful recent addition, by the way It is normally fine to find the end point of a drag operation when I’m zoomed in as I can see the ruler bar marks but if I need to...

I am using MTD as a way of recording audio in sync with another DAW playing a loop in the background (via AudioBus play control). This means I am making quite a lot of use of looping to create different length loops that match the currently looping section in the background DAW. I find it quite fidd...

I really appreciate the latest flurry of updates, great to see all of the continuing improvements. My favourites are the vertical region drag and mutes! Cheers.

Thanks for investigating and providing a workaround for this problem. Since posting the bug report I had noticed it at random times in other apps so did wonder if it was an OS thing.

I do have an iPad 7 I can try and reproduce on later. Thanks for persevering!

A more reliable recreate is to set up a second DigiStix track with some notes in it and have both tracks record a few bars. A lot of the time then selecting the second track and opening the keyboard triggers the problem. If this does not work then deleting track 2 and opening the keyboard on track 1...

Apologies, it seems my reliable trigger was not so reliable as coming back to it I cannot reproduce until I’ve randomly recorded, deleted, minimised etc but I’ll keep looking for a recreate to save you wasting time. When it sticks then the notes continue to play and the notes stay coloured blue for ...

OK, I have a reliable recreate: 1. Create a new song 2. Load DigiStix into a track, set it to sync with the host and record 4 bars of music 3. Hit pause to stop the recording 4. Open the keyboard in DigiStix or another AU and play a 3 note chord. You should see the sticky behaviour mentioned in the ...

Odd, it is not doing that now since I restarted the app from when I was using it this morning. I’ll see if I can work out what I was doing before it got into that state.

I have started using the built-in keyboard and have noticed that if I play a chord with three notes then the chord is held down for a small amount of time after I remove my fingers from the screen. This only seems to be the case with three notes, if I use two or fours notes for example then all keys...