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Thnx for your suggestions! I actually fixed it by rerouting my audio and power supplies. Not sure what did the trick, but it is gone now

@AbortRetryFail said:
Considering the only way we have to correct the timing of a note is to delete it and re-add it. The way it works now since 2.0 makes a lot of sense.

You are correct. But I think it would make more sense to do this by holding a note and shift its timing with the < > encoder, but apparently that's not possible..

@Noris The reason there should be 2 different "views" is because otherwise it wouldn't be clear which column is which instrument, especially when scrolling left/right if you have more than 16 instruments.

By using 1 assignable color per instrument, you can use the same colors for the same types of instruments in all your projects.
For example: Bass = blue, Lead = Red, Drums = Green

It has to be easy to memorize which column is which instrument. If every project has multiple colors on each row, it would be mess.

Secondly: the section color is only important, when you want to launch a section. So just hold shift, see which track/patterns are in which section, then press the section pad on the right.

BTW I think most people would use launch row instead of launching sections anyway, but it gives you an extra option and it makes sense to be backward compatible with the current song view.