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I just found a critical bug but have no idea how I report it.

The symptom is that the channels still remains even though you remove the tracks. You can't even remove the channels. They are instrument tracks/channels btw. I haven't tested it with audio tracks so far.
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by PreAl on Sun Dec 04, 2022 6:28 am
I would suggest creating a ticket...
https://www.presonus.com/support/Contac ... al-Support

And check out this post at the top of the forum...
viewtopic.php?f=151&t=17142
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by Mirek Mach on Sun Dec 04, 2022 7:14 am
Jean L wroteI just found a critical bug but have no idea how I report it.

The symptom is that the channels still remains even though you remove the tracks. You can't even remove the channels. They are instrument tracks/channels btw. I haven't tested it with audio tracks so far.

Are you sure you removed Instrument(s) too?
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by Nothingness on Sun Dec 04, 2022 9:27 am
Mirek Mach wrote
Jean L wroteI just found a critical bug but have no idea how I report it.

The symptom is that the channels still remains even though you remove the tracks. You can't even remove the channels. They are instrument tracks/channels btw. I haven't tested it with audio tracks so far.

Are you sure you removed Instrument(s) too?
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Oh, I just removed the instruments from the track tab. There is a tiny reversed triangle icon on the right side of the tab, and I was able to remove it.
Thus, I didn't have a chance to use your method. I'll try it next time if it happens again.
Thank you!
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by BobF on Sun Dec 04, 2022 10:35 am
There are two options for removing a track. The options exist in case you have more than one track feeding an instrument

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