hey! post bug's here please. i lose track of them too easily if they get posted in the discord and then i Forget Forever. thanks!

it looks like normal doubling isn't working if the '*' (repeat) character is used as the first note in the pair.

^s n17 ^d *+3 *+5

just plays the first note, but this works:

^s n17 ^d n17+3 *+5

on 3/17/22 __ ver 1.2.0.1

chess edit: fixed! ditto was foolishly trying to ditto commands. i didn't have to account for this with the previous ditto functionality and forgot about it. oops!

1:
^s n19 * ^l=16 * ^l=4 * ^l=8 +* +0* +* -* +* -* ^l=1 +0*
only plays the first two notes

2:

-10buzwarn +* +* +*

plays a low pitched noise, a slightly higher pitched low pitch noise, and then two expected pitch noises

on 3/17/22 __ ver 1.2.0.1

chess edit: fixed n fixed! bug 2 was due to, if the previous clip had a +3 and the ditto had a -1, they would add together (to create a +2) rather than overwrite. another quirk of the way i changed ditto handling...

v1.2.0.3

possible vox leaks. play:

^s n1 ^d n14

notice the intentional syntax error (a double with no second). and you only hear the n1 which is probably correct (ie. not playing invalid syntax)

then play

^s ^n2

and notice the missing morshunote is found!

im not sure if this will be a problem for live rook voxes though

On build v1.2.0.3, inputting:

^s ^bpm=150 hl_hev>.28 +0* *

...will output audio as if though a plus is on the last ditto, or: 

^s ^bpm=150 hl_hev>.28 +0* +*

Note: the same behaviors happens even if the +0* is -0*, but with any number other than 0 it works as expected.

bug with the previewer textbox.  ctrl + c and ctrl + v work as expected, but ctrl + x adds nothing to the clipboard while still erasing the text.

ver 1.2.0.3

Play Highlighted doesn't work as intended after ^d is used in grant mode. Simple example;

^g ^d yeah huh here * *

Full preview plays correctly, Play Highlighted on "here * *" uses normal vox sounds instead

As of 1.2.0.3, an unmodified ditto does not properly copy the previous pitch if + and - were used in combination; it effectively ignores the - portion unless you only used -.

^s +-n1 * . +2-* * . -5* *

The above results in the notes playing at 105%, 110% (when it should be 105% again), 115%, 120% (when it should be 115% again), 75%, 75% (correct).

Also, less important, but "+2-3n1" (combining + and - with a number after the -) doesn't work, though I'm not sure whether it ever did. "+2---n1" does work, however.

This is extremely niche and not a big deal but I thought it was kinda funny: If a lot of bass notes are doubled up with other notes in quick  succession, the bass notes start fading out:

^s ^l=16 ^d n10 kk14 ^d n10 kk14 ^d n10 kk14 ^d n10 kk14 ^d n10 kk14 ^d n10 kk14 ^d n10 kk14 ^d n10 kk14 ^d n10 kk14

As of 1.2.0.3, the Play Highlighted code that checks preceding state changes seems to not proess persona switching properly if you use multiple persona codes, as opposed to just using one as a toggle.

^g a. ^m a. ^g a.

If you enter this and play just the last "a" (without highlighting the preceding ^g), it plays as Morshu, presumably because it sees an even number of ^g's and figures that means they canceled out. (In fact, if you add extra ^g's to the start such that there's an odd number overall, highlight-playing the last "a" will properly use Grant.) This seems to happen with any persona codes arranged in this way.

On 1.2.0.3:

^s ^d dingdingding one ^d dingdingding two three

Seems to skip the second dingdingding.  However, the following works as expected:

^s ^d dingding one ^d dingding two three

1.2.0.3, again a very niche one: Notes are skipped if you enter song mode with `^song` instead of `^s`. Timing changes are still applied, though:

^s ^l=4 animal n1 n2 n3 ^s o k.
^song ^l=4 animal n1 n2 n3 ^s o k.