ridiculously easy to screw up a program, with no undo

If I slice up a sample into regions, and use Convert to create a drum program from those slices, and use Pad Parameters during conversion, all is well.

However, if I go into Program Edit on the newly created program, and accidentally nudge the sample assigned to a pad to another sample, I lose the start/end positions for the sample section assigned to the pad. Hitting UNDO is of no help - it’ll reset the sample assigned to the pad to what it was before, but not the start/end positions. I have to reset the start/end manually.

Is there another way to restore the start/end positions other than manually? This seems like a miss in the undo/redo function. In my case it’s pretty easy to reset the start/end but I could see this being really painful to fix under other circumstances. I filed a bug with Akai but wanted to ask other folks on the forum if this is a known quirk.

save often and multiple versions and load from save when off the rails?

This is one of the worst bugs for me. Several times I got so angry that I immediately turned off the MPC and went to sleep

F*ck Ups like that, help me watch my Step when editing slice points. Helped me to remember where everything lays.

Haha, well MPCs, what can I say. Always keep saving, I even save 2 projects, 2x same project under different names. I do this for 25 years on any platform/DAW

Cases wrote:I do this for 25 years on any platform/DAW

This bug and/or when you are still into editing the start and end points of a slice and you are accidentially still on edit slices for"all" sclices..also destroys all slice data with no undo aaaaahhh

elstebbano wrote:This bug and/or when you are still into editing the start and end points of a slice and you are accidentially still on edit slices for"all" sclices..also destroys all slice data with no undo aaaaahhh

Shift -Slice maybe?