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Hi John, Bear-Faced Cow & all at Toontrack that seem to think that the SD3 GUI performance issue is someone else’s problem.

You see, at the end of the day, it must be Toontrack’s responsibility to provide a product that works properly, no?

Now, I’m not a plugin developer & don’t write code but it occurs to me that a simple addition to the program could solve all of our woes with this graphic display cursor sync mess…

Here goes:

All we need is for a small box next to the Tempo display box on the Main page called something like ‘Display Offset’ where, if necessary, the user can dial in the correct amount of (graphical, not audio) negative delay to bring the SD3 cursor in line with their DAW.  Voilá

Please, please, please everyone at Toontrack, get with the program & add this important update ASAP.

It’s been 6 years!!!

Many thanks & best wishes

paul

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Hi there,

Initially surprised, then confused & now (after 3 years) kinda bemused that Toontrack still haven’t added this pretty little, yet fundamental workflow feature to the Grid Editor.

Am I missing something here or do you guys just not think it necessary or worthwhile?

Now look, I don’t mean to be rude & yes, I’m not a ‘coder’, but I’m afraid I honestly don’t understand why this hasn’t made the grade for an ‘update’.

To be able to ‘audition’ an event ‘in or out’ is for me absolutely crucial creatively!  Don’t we all do that when we’re actually playing?

Please please would you revisit this popular query & if your decision is to continue without this function then I’d be really grateful if you could share with us the philosophy behind it, or let us know if there’s already a method of doing this that we’ve not noticed or found?

Anyhoo, very many thanks for a tremendous product & best wishes

paul

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