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  1. In the meantime... 2 years later... It now works in HX Edit! Thank you for the old tip. It is such a time saver from trying to find an appropriate spot for temporarily holding a preset, scrolling back to the preset, copying the preset, scrolling back to the found spot, pasting the preset there, scrolling to the new preset, copying it, scrolling to the desired spot, pasting it, scrolling back to the temporary spot, copying that preset, scrolling back to the other spot, and pasting the preset. *Whew* ("In the meantime..." Spacehog!)
  2. Love Halestorm's cover of Bad Romance. Then again, love all of Halestorm's covers.
  3. Makes sense. Thank you for the explanation. Although, in Excel, I often paste the entry of one cell into multiple cells by copying the original cell, highlighting multiple cells, and then pasting it, which is why I tried a similar operation in HX Edit. The fact that HX Edit prompted with a warning about overwriting the plural "presets" implied it was doing the same thing. The buggy operation is after trying that operation, when you click to paste on one of the remaining slots that were not written, but are still shown as highlighted, it warns you about overwriting the highlighted slot, but jumps to the active slot in the background. If you do not notice that, you lose the active preset and there is no undo to recover it. I know HX Edit is not trying to be Excel and will work the available options for copying presets.
  4. Hmmm... They made sense to me. I read @somebodyelse's post as using 40ms because that is what he is used to with the MXR m129 and did not see an inference that 40ms happens with choir voices, big band sections , or other physical world. And 0.887ms rounds close enough to 1ms from my perspective for general discussion.
  5. There appears to be a paste preset bug in HX Edit, at least with my HX Stomp running version 3.11. The desired action is to paste the same preset multiple times, such as to clear out multiple slots with a blank preset or with a template. Copy the preset. Select multiple slots. Right click and paste on one of the selected slots. HX Edit then prompts, "Are you sure you want to overwrite the highlighted presets?" Notice it says plural "presets." Upon clicking "Yes," only the first selected preset is overwritten, even if you right clicked on one of the other presets in the selection. It gets worse. After pasting the first selected preset, if you then try to right click and paste on one of the remaining selected presets/slots, HX Edit jumps to the currently active preset slot, not the one you right clicked on. Not even one of the selected presets/slots. I've lost a couple of presets this way. Tried to paste one preset into multiple selected presets/slots. Only the first one is pasted. Then, when right clicking on one of the remaining selected slots, HX Edit jumps to the currently loaded/active preset behind the prompt. The prompt asks if you want to overwrite the preset, and I knew what I clicked on, so I click "Yes," only to find out the preset wasn't pasted into the clicked slot, and instead overwrote the active preset. Am I doing something wrong?
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