Why no one has invented that before?
From Jon Hopkins interview:
"The live instruments get recorded into Logic, and then I open them simultaneously in SoundForge. I can make changes to them in [SoundForge], and those changes update immediately [in Logic] without having to save them. It's kind of like a loophole. Logic doesn't know that the sounds are being changed, so it just plays them directly off the drive. I'm just so used to it. I can have an infinite number of changes on a sound, with a whole Undo chain just for sound [in SoundForge] and a whole Undo chain just for arrangement changes [in Logic]. It keeps the sound and the arrangement completely separate, and I don't understand why there aren't programs that already do that. To me, the two things are different. They shouldn't be part of the same chain."
To have 2 undo chains would be really awesome. Are you following me guys? Or double chains + one combined chain. WOW !
Double Undo/Redo chain - one for sound/one for arrangement
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