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I have a problem when using a named transport with groove (@transport attribute) :

groove doesn't seem to recognize it, but keeps being refered to the global transport: doesn't apply tempo changes others than in global transport, nor timesig specifications.

Moreover, it seems like the beginning of the buffer is addressed at 0 0 0 (instead of 1 1 0). I think it's the same with record~ though I didn't verify all the features (ticks vs bbu)

strange behaviour too when passing in the inspector from bbu to ticks and vice versa...

Does somebody know something about that ?

I have a problem when using a named transport with groove (@transport attribute) :
groove doesn't seem to recognize it, but keeps being refered to the global transport: doesn't apply tempo changes others than in global transport, nor timesig specifications.
Moreover, it seems like the beginning of the buffer is addressed at 0 0 0 (instead of 1 1 0). I think it's the same with record~ though I didn't verify all the features (ticks vs bbu)
strange behaviour too when passing in the inspector from bbu to ticks and vice versa...
Does somebody know something about that ?

Problems with groove~ and named transport