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iTunes: How to convert a song to a different file format

Aug 19 2013 Posted in Apple Portable Computers

You can convert a song to a different file format while keeping a copy of the original. For example, you can save a copy of an uncompressed song file such as AIFF or WAV to a compressed format like MP3, AAC, or Apple Lossless Encoder.

Saving a copy of a song in a new file format

When converting from a compressed to uncompressed file format (for example, from MP3 to AIFF) you shouldn't notice any reduction in sound quality. However, when converting between compressed formats (for example MP3 and AAC), you may notice a reduction in the sound quality. For the best results, if you want your music encoded in a different file format, you should import the music again from the original source using the new encoding format.

To convert a song's file format:

Open iTunes Preferences.
Windows: Choose Edit > Preferences.
Mac: Choose iTunes > Preferences.
Click the General button, then click the Importing Settings button in the second section of the window.
From the Import Using pop-up menu, choose the encoding format that you want to convert the song to, then click OK to save the settings.
Select one or more songs in your library, then from the Advanced menu, choose one of the following (The menu item changes to show what's selected in your Importing preferences):
- Create MP3 version
- Create AAC version
- Create AIFF version
- Create WAV version
- Create Apple Lossless version

If you haven't imported some songs into iTunes yet, you can import and convert them at the same time. This will create a converted copy of the file in your iTunes Library based on your iTunes preferences. To convert all the songs in a folder or on a disk, hold down the Option key (Mac) or Shift key (Windows) and choose Advanced > Convert Import preference setting. The Import preference setting will match what you chose in step 3. iTunes will prompt you for the location of the folder or disk you want to import and convert. All the songs in the folder or on the disk will be converted. Note: Some purchased songs are encoded using a protected AAC format that prevents them from being converted. iTunes Plus purchases are not protected and can be converted.

The song in its original format and the newly converted song appear in your library.

Additional Information

About compression

When you convert a song, some data may be lost due to the way certain formats compress data. For this reason these formats are sometimes called "lossy" formats. The advantage of using a "lossy" format is that the file sizes are much smaller, which means you can store more songs in the same amount of disk space. The disadvantage is that the sound quality may not be as good as the original, uncompressed format. Depending on the song, the speakers or headphones, and the player you use to play the song, you may not be able to tell the difference between a compressed "lossy" song and a song that is not compressed.

Once a song is compressed (meaning some of its data is lost) you cannot retrieve the data by uncompressing it. If you convert a song from a "lossy" format to a uncompressed format, the quality of the song will not improve and the file will only take up more disk space. For example, if you convert a song in MP3 format (a compressed format) to AIFF (an uncompressed format) the song will take up much more space on the hard disk, but it will still sound the same as the compressed file. In order to take advantage of uncompressed formats you should only import songs using these formats.

A note about copyright

iTunes software may be used to reproduce materials. It is licensed to you only for reproduction of non-copyrighted materials, materials in which you own the copyright, or materials you are authorized or legally permitted to reproduce. If you are uncertain about your right to copy any material, you should contact your legal advisor. See the iTunes Store Terms of Service for additional information.

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iTunes in the Cloud: Purchases may display incorrect information or play back incorrect content

Aug 16 2013 Posted in Apple Portable Computers

Install the latest version of iTunes (11.0.5 or later).

Open iTunes and check for updates:

Mac: Choose iTunes > Check for Updates
Windows: Choose Help > Check for Updates

Note: If iTunes continues to display incorrect information or to play incorrect content from iTunes in the Cloud, please delete the content and download it again.

MainStage 3.0.1: Release notes

Aug 13 2013 Posted in Apple Portable Computers

MainStage 3.0.1

Stability and performance

Resolves graphics issues when switching to full screen or Performance Mode with ATI graphics hardware.
Includes various fixes for improved stability and reliability.
Resolves an issue in which plugging an Apogee GIO into the computer while another MIDI controller was plugged in caused MainStage to quit unexpectedly.
Resolves an issue in which, under certain circumstances, playing notes in the Arpeggiator could cause CPU spikes.
There are several improvements to reduce the amount of MIDI jitter, resulting in better responsiveness.

General

Includes several changes that improve the reliability of content downloads.
After a channel strip output has been set from an Aux to No Output, Undo now properly restores the output routing to the Aux.
Resolves an issue in which a patch that contained an alias channel strip would not play all effects in some cases.
The Quickstart Keyboard template concert now loads the correct EXS24 presets when opened while the Vocal and Backing Tracks template concert is already open.
Resolves an issue in which performing Undo after deleting a Patch from the Patch List incorrectly muted the Patch’s channel in the Mixer.
When a new Patch is created, the MainStage interface now properly maintains focus on the Patch.
Fixes an issue in which audio sent to Auxes might be cut off when switching Patches while holding notes.
Fixes an issue in which the Patch Browser sometimes did not display the full path when scrolling with the cursor.
Double-clicking on a skipped Set now un-skips it.
Double-clicking on a collapsed set in the list now reveals it.
Resolves an issue in which attempting to change the order of MIDI plug-ins on a channel strip prevented subsequent changes to the order of both audio and MIDI plug-ins until the concert was reloaded.
A meter mapped to channel level in Smart Controls now shows level as expected.
Scrolling within text boxes now correctly follows the system Natural Scrolling setting.
Fixes an issue in which opening a saved concert from All Concerts or My Concerts in the New Projects dialog opened the concert as “Untitled”.
Resolves an issue in which, when importing a Patch that included an Output channel strip, MainStage displayed a dialog indicating there were not enough available channels.
It is now possible to send MIDI events on multiple channels from an external instrument channel strip.

Plug-ins

Resolves an issue in which CPU spikes might occur when bypassing or enabling plug-ins while playing.
Fixes an issue in which starting playback of the Ultrabeat sequencer could cause CPU spikes.
Resolves an issue in which there might be a slight hesitation when Playback was triggered.
The metronome is now audible as soon as it is activated from Loopback.
Undo after recording in Loopback now works as expected.
Fixes an issue in which there might be intermittent dropouts in concerts containing several songs that use multiple instances of Playback.
Resolves an issue in which plug-in side chain settings were not saved with Patches.
Includes several improvements to make renaming Playback markers easier.
Resolves an issue in which a Loopback instance inserted at the Concert level would stop playing when switching between Patches.
Resolves an issue in which the changing the MIDI channel of the Modulator out in the Scripter plug-in had no effect.
The plug-in sidechain menu now correctly list the inputs available for the current patch.
Resolves an issue in which bypassing an instrument while playing notes into it caused stuck notes.

MacBook Air (Mid 2013): Keyboard/trackpad inoperative, black screen, or alert messages when installing Windows 7

Aug 12 2013 Posted in Apple Portable Computers

To install Windows 7 on a computer that exhibits this behavior, do the following:

Press and hold the power button until your computer powers off.
Ensure that the optical drive containing the Windows DVD is plugged in to the USB port on the right side when facing the computer.
Press the power button to turn the machine on.
When the startup tone sounds, press and hold the Option key.
When the option appears, select Macintosh HD and click the up arrow to restart in OS X.
From the Finder, click the Go menu and choose Utilities.
Open Boot Camp Assistant and remove the Boot Camp partition. Quit Boot Camp Assistant.
Ensure a USB storage drive is connected to the USB port on the left side while facing the computer.
Format the USB storage drive using Disk Utility in the Utilities folder:
- Select the drive and click the Erase tab. Be sure to select the top-level listing for the drive:
- Select the MS-DOS (FAT) format selection. Note: This will completely erase the contents of the USB media.
Start the Windows 7 installation over again using Boot Camp Assistant. Ensure that the USB storage drive you formatted in the previous step remains in the left USB port until the Windows installation is finished.
For instructions on installing Windows see this page. Be sure to enable the checkbox "Download the latest Windows support software from Apple" in the Setup Assistant.

OS X Server (Mountain Lion): Configuring Web realm access for Active Directory or LDAP accounts

Aug 13 2013 Posted in Apple Portable Computers

The Web service with realms uses HTTP Digest authentication by default to provide secure access to the realms. Learn how to enable basic authentication over SSL to support user accounts defined in Active Directory or third-party LDAP Servers.

You should make a backup copy of the /Library/Server/Web/Config/apache2/WebConfigProperties.plist file prior to editing it.

Stop the Web service in Server app.
Recommended: Acquire and install a trusted SSL certificate, then use Server app to configure Web Service to use the certificate. You can use the server's default, self-signed certificate for web access, but web browsers may warn that the certificate is "invalid".
Using root access and the guidelines in How to edit configuration files, edit the /Library/Server/Web/Config/apache2/WebConfigProperties.plist .
```
    <key>RealmAuthType</key>
    <string>Digest</String>     
```
Change Digest to Basic. This makes realm access use Basic authentication, which is required for Active Directory and LDAP users.
Start the Web service.

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Logic Pro X: Support Resources

Aug 05 2013 Posted in Apple Portable Computers

Use the resources below to help get support and find answers to your Logic Pro X questions.

Support
In the United States and Canada, Logic Pro X receives 90 days of complimentary software support via telephone from the date of purchase.

In addition, Apple offers a range of support options, including AppleCare Professional Audio Support, which provides one year of direct access to Apple’s Professional Application Support team.

Logic Pro X User Guide
Access the searchable user guide available either directly in Logic Pro X or online.

To access the User Guide in Logic Pro X choose Logic Pro Help from the Help menu within the application.
To access the Logic Pro X User Guide online, visit https://help.apple.com/logicpro or http://support.apple.com/manuals/#professionalsoftware.

Logic ProX Support Page
Apple’s Logic Pro Support Page is filled with the how to and troubleshooting information for Logic Pro X users. Visit the Logic Pro Support page.

Logic Pro Support Community
Join the conversation. Share tips and solutions with fellow Logic Pro X users from all around the world. Visit the Logic Pro X Support Community.

Mac App Store Support Page
Get information about finding your purchased apps, resuming interrupted downloads, backing up your app purchases, troubleshooting the Mac App Store, and more. Visit the Mac App Store Support page.

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Final Cut Pro X: Version 10.0.9 release notes

Jul 30 2013 Posted in Apple Portable Computers

Learn about the Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.9 update, as well as earlier Final Cut Pro version 10 updates.

Important note: Before installing an update to Final Cut Pro X from the Mac App Store, be sure you have a current backup. Follow the steps in Final Cut Pro X: Best practices for updating to back up your Projects, Events, and your current version of Final Cut Pro X.

What’s New in Version 10.0.9

Addresses issues resulting in green artifacts when using Sony XAVC media
Fixes several issues related to interlaced media and retimed segments which could cause exports to not complete
Includes stability improvements

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.8

This update improves overall stability, performance, and compatibility. Updates include:

Support for Sony XAVC codec up to 4K resolution
Option to display ProRes Log C files from ARRI ALEXA cameras with standard Rec. 709 color and contrast levels
Resolves an issue where some third-party effects generated green frames during render
Resolves performance issues that could occur with certain titles and effects
Time reversed clips render in the background
Ability to use key commands to adjust Clip Appearance settings in the timeline
Ability to view reel number metadata located in the timecode track of video files
Mono audio files in a surround project export with correct volume levels
Drop zones no longer reset to the first frame of video after application restart
Fixes a performance issue which resulted from selecting multiple ranges on a single clip
Fixes an issue where the Play Around function did not work properly on certain clips when viewed through external video devices

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.7

This update improves overall stability, performance, and compatibility. Updates include:

The Letterbox effect "Offset" slider is restored.
Fixes an issue that could occur when creating a single layer DVD.
Fixes an issue in which some third-party effects could cause Final Cut Pro to stop responding during background rendering.
Fixes an issue in which some third-party transitions would incorrectly use black instead of source media.
Adds support for editing MXF files that are still ingesting.
Fixes an issue with rendering Motion Templates containing Image Units.
Fixes an issue with the display of the Modify RED RAW settings button in synchronized and compound clips.
Fixes an issue with the upload of clips that are larger than 1 GB to Vimeo.
Fixes an issue in which an incorrect frame size is used with filters on two adjacent clips with different pixel aspect ratio.

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.6

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.6 adds the following features:

Expand multichannel audio files directly in the timeline for precise editing of individual audio channels.
Unified import window provides single interface for transferring media from file-based cameras, networks, and folders of files. Choose between Filmstrip and List views for browsing media, and save frequently used locations to the Favorites sidebar for fast access.
Redesigned Share interface for streamlined exporting. Deliver to multiple destinations in one step by creating a custom Bundle.
Export a selected range in the Event Browser or the project timeline.
RED camera support with native REDCODE RAW editing up to 5K and optional transcode to Apple ProRes 4444 or ProRes Proxy. Ability to adjust RAW images with debayer controls directly in Final Cut Pro.
MXF plug-in support that allows you to work natively with MXF files from import through delivery using third-party plug-ins. This is ideal for importing archived media with custom metadata and exporting media with metadata to an asset management system.
Dual viewers, each with a video scope display, let you compare shots to match action and color. Scopes include a vertical layout option so they can be displayed below the Viewer and the Event Viewer.
Ability to add chapter markers in the timeline for export to video files, DVD, and Blu-ray disc, with an option for setting custom poster frames.
Range selection now preserves start and end points on clips in the Event Browser. Use the Command key to create multiple range selections, even on a single clip.
Paste attributes window lets you choose specific effects to copy between clips.
Flexible Clip Connections allow you to keep Connected Clips in place by pressing the ` key when slipping, sliding or moving clips in the Primary Storyline.
Add a freeze frame to your timeline with a single keystroke (Option-F).
Apply a drop shadow effect with intuitive onscreen controls to adjust position, edge falloff, angle, and more.
Combine audio from different angles within a Multicam Clip (Command-Option-click in the Angle Viewer).
Compound Clip creation in the timeline now saves the clip in the Event Browser for re-use in other projects. Changes to the original Compound Clip will update all copies of that Compound Clip across projects. The Reference New Parent Clip command allows you to select any Compound Clip in the timeline and save a duplicate to an event in a single step.
XML 1.2 features improved metadata import and export for richer integration with third-party apps.
Blade All command allows the blade tool to cut across all storylines and connected clips in a single click. Press Shift while blading to blade all.
Select a new default transition by Control-clicking on the thumbnail in the Transitions Browser and choosing Make Default. The default transition can be applied to any clip by pressing Command-T.

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.6 improves overall stability and performance, and adds these fixes:

Background Rendering uses the GPU on the graphics card, enabling CPU-based processes like transcoding and proxy creation to continue uninterrupted while effects are rendering.
Loop Play with Play Selection enabled will continuously loop playback while making adjustments in the Inspector.
DSLRs and other cameras that use the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) for data transfer will now appear in the Import window when directly connected to the computer.
Improves system performance and smaller project sizes when working with Compound Clips.
Clicking on a clip in the timeline selects the clip without moving the playhead. Option-clicking on a clip selects the clip and moves the playhead.
Custom metadata views can be created and used as presets for exporting XML. Importing XML with custom metadata fields preserves data in Final Cut Pro.
Ability to manually tag clips as anamorphic using the Anamorphic Override option in the Inspector.
When duplicating an event or project where media resides on shared storage, only the links will be copied. This speeds up duplicating or moving events and projects to another editing station that is linked to the same shared media.
Improves behavior when moving clips to different vertical positions in the timeline.
Generators now support the 1.8:1 aspect ratio, which is used with a range of frame sizes.
Video dissolves now default to the linear Video look instead of the Film look that includes some ease in and ease out.
Ability to import SDII audio files.

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.5

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.5 improves overall stability and is enhanced for the MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012).

This update also addresses the following issues:

Fixes an issue in which changes were not properly saved when working off a SAN.
Improves performance when switching between projects on a SAN.
Fixes an issue which could lead to Multicam Clips losing their Roles after relaunching Final Cut Pro X.
Allows for YouTube uploads longer than 15 minutes.
Correctly marks in and out points for spanned clips imported using the Sony Camera Import Plug-in PDZK-LT2.

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.4

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.4 improves overall stability, performance, and compatibility including:

Improves image quality and responsiveness of broadcast monitoring with compatible third-party PCIe and Thunderbolt I/O devices.
Improves performance of multicam syncing and editing.
Adds language support for Simplified Chinese.
Adds a Share option for 1080p video on compatible iOS devices.

Final Cut Pro version 10.0.4 also addresses the following issues:

Assigns default audio channel setting for new projects to stereo.
Includes multicam metadata in XML project export.
Fixes an issue in which video superimposed over a background with an alpha channel could appear differently in Viewer before and after render.
Fixes an issue that caused some titles to be rendered again after each application launch.

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.3

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.3 adds the following features:

Multicam editing with automatic sync and support for mixed formats, mixed frame rates, and up to 64 camera angles
Advanced chroma keying with controls for color sampling and edge quality
Media relink for manual reconnect of projects and Events to new media
Ability to import and edit layered Photoshop graphics
XML 1.1 with support for primary color grades, effect parameters, and audio keyframes
Multiple improvements to the Color Board, including new key commands, editable numeric fields, and adjustable parameters that act like infinite sliders when dragged
Ability to reorder color corrections in the Inspector
Reveal in Event Browser shows clip range in the filmstrip while in List View
Batch offset for clip date and time
Ability to search text added to Favorite and Reject ranges
Beta version of broadcast monitoring with third-party PCIe and Thunderbolt I/O devices

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.3 also improves overall stability and performance, and addresses the following issues:

Improves performance when editing text in titles
Improves performance when applying an effect from the Effect Browser
Improves keyframing behavior in the Inspector, with keyframes automatically added when moving to a new point in time and adjusting a parameter
Modifies transition behavior so that all newly added transitions use available media and maintain project length
Fixes an issue which affected audio solo while skimming
Resolves issues related to using Synchronize Clips with media containing a silent audio channel
Fixes an issue in which constant speed retiming was not properly applied when using the Paste Effects command

This update is recommended for all users of Final Cut Pro X

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.2

Fixes an issue in which a title may revert to the default font after restarting Final Cut Pro X
Resolves an issue that could cause files recorded with certain third-party mobile devices to play back incorrectly
Addresses a stability issue caused by changing the start time on a Compound Clip

This update is recommended for all users of Final Cut Pro X. For more information, visit www.apple.com/finalcutpro.

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.1

This update adds the following features:

Export audio and video stems as a single multitrack QuickTime movie or as separate files using Roles
Import and export XML to support third-party workflows
Place Projects and Events on Xsan to improve collaboration between editors
Set custom starting timecode for your projects
Add transitions to connected clips in a single step
Enable full-screen view in OS X Lion
Speed up delivery with GPU-accelerated export
Access the new Tribute theme, with four animated titles and a matching transition

This update also improves overall stability and performance, and addresses the following issues:

Adds the ability to import DSLR video from Aperture and iPhoto libraries through the Photos Browser
Adds the ability to eject camera cards while Final Cut Pro X is open
Adds the ability to always use the startup volume or Time Machine volumes for media storage
Improves audio syncing performance and ability to sync different frame sizes and frame rates
Fixes an issue in which alpha channels in transitions were not properly preserved
Resolves an issue that could cause titles to accidentally move in the timeline
Improves the quality of video retiming when applying slow motion or when working with interlaced video
Fixes an issue in which custom ICC color profiles affected the image in the Viewer
Improves the performance and reliability of automatic saving

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About Apple Magic Trackpad and 27-inch LED Cinema Display Update for Windows

Jul 29 2013 Posted in Apple Portable Computers

This update adds support for the Apple Magic Trackpad and 27-inch LED Cinema Display on Windows operating systems for use with Boot Camp.

Magic Trackpad

Follow these steps to download the necessary drivers.

Download the update for 32-bit Windows operating systems or 64-bit Windows operating systems.
The files are contained in a .zip file. Double-click BootCamp_3.2_32-bit.exe for 32-bit Windows systems or BootCamp_3.2_64-bit.exe for 64-bit Windows systems.
When a permissions dialog appears, click Yes.
Follow the onscreen instructions to install the update.

The Multi Touch Trackpad has different gesture support depending on the operating system you are using. Refer to this chart to learn about the differences.

Gesture	Mac OS X	Windows XP	Windows 7 and Vista 32-bit	Windows 7 and Vista 64-bit
One finger
Tap to click	√	√	√	√
Dragging	√	√	√	√
Drag lock	√	√	√	√
Secondary click (bottom-right corner)	√	√	√	√
Secondary click (bottom-left corner)	√	√	√	√
Two fingers
Horizontal scroll	√	n/a	√	√
Vertical scroll	√	√	√	√
Rotate	√
Pinch open and close	√
Screen zoom	√
Secondary tap	√	√	√	√
Secondary click	√	√	√	√
Three fingers
Three-finger drag	√
Swipe to navigate	√
Four fingers
Swipe up or down	√
Swipe left or right	√

LED Cinema Display (27-inch)

Follow these steps to adjust the screen brightness or to turn off (or on) the Ambient Light Sensor in the LED Cinema Display.

Click the Start or Windows icon, then select Control Panel.
Click System and Security, then Boot Camp.
- As an alternative to these two steps, simply select the Boot Camp Control Panel, From the System Tray.
If asked to allow a program to run, click Yes.
Select the Brightness tab, then use the slider to control the brightness.
Enable the option "Automatically adjust brightness as ambient light changes" to turn on the Ambient Light Sensor. Disable this option to turn ambient light sensing off.

Boot Camp Control Panel slider

This software update includes a new entry in the Sound Control Panel that allows you to select the speakers in the LED Cinema display as your audio output device.

To access the Sound Control Panel:

Click Start.
Choose Control Panel.
Select Hardware and Sound, then click Sound.
To set up DisplayPort audio, select Digital Audio (DisplayPort) and click OK.

Choosing the DisplayPort in Sound Control Panel in Windows

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Logic Pro X: Logic Pro X 10.0.1 release notes

Jul 25 2013 Posted in Apple Portable Computers

For more information about Logic Pro X, please see www.apple.com/logic-pro.

Logic Pro X 10.0.1 update

Stability

Logic Pro X should no longer quit unexpectedly when:
- A Track Stack is flattened during playback.
- Trimming an audio file in the Audio File Editor.
- Switching from the Audio File Editor to the Audio Track Editor after enabling Flex Pitch.
- Selecting or moving notes in the Piano Roll.
- Saving a patch with an edited Smart Controls layout.
- Several Software Instrument tracks are created in quick succession from Logic Remote.
- Changing a velocity range in the EXS Editor while playing a note.
- Deleting an Arrangement marker.
- A second lane of MIDI data is added with the pencil in the Step Editor.
Fixes an issue that could cause content downloading to hang.
Logic Pro X should no longer hang if the Length parameter in the Step Editor was double-clicked.
Logic Pro X no longer hangs when a settings folder containing more than 138 settings files is accessed from Logic Remote.

Track Stacks

Tuner is now available when selecting the main track of a Track Stack.
The output routing on a Drummer Track that has been manually reassigned to an Aux is no longer reassigned to No Output when changing drum characters.
It is again possible to switch Aux channels that are part of a Multi Output Software Instrument between mono and stereo.
Resolves an issue in which a copied main track of a Summing Track Stack did not maintain the correct routing for sub-tracks.
Track Stacks that contain both software instrument and audio tracks will no longer be inadvertently flattened by loading a Patch.
Multi-timbral tracks are no longer created as track stacks by default.

Score

Text styles in the Score window event inspector pop-up menu now display the currently selected language.
You should now be able to import custom Text Styles into a new project.
Edit focus on selected regions should now be properly maintained when opening the Staff Style window.
You should now be able to select rests and bar repeat objects in the Score window.
Mapped Staff Styles no longer improperly show a Transpose value.

General

Create New Track with Next Channel now works as expected for multi-timbral Software Instrument or External MIDI tracks.
When Follow is selected in the Drummer Editor, a track is now automatically assigned for Drummer to follow.
When exporting projects to AAF, 24-bit audio files are no longer converted to 16-bit.
Resolves an issue in which in some cases notes copied in the Piano Roll ended up at unexpected positions.
Shift-clicking in the timeline to adjust the cycle range now works as expected.
The Mixer now correctly shows channel strips when navigating between multiple folders in the Main window.
Take regions now appear consistently in the Track Audio Editor when they are selected.
Resolves an issue in which Arrangement markers were improperly resized after being dragged in projects with a start point before bar 1 1 1 1.
Resolves an issue in which undo did not work after an Arrangement marker was copied.