I’ve had some confusing experiences with the power-down save behavior of my Digitakt. I’m on OS 1.11_BETA6.
I’m led to believe that while working in a project everything is continuously saved to RAM and stays there until you load a new project and overwrite it. So powering off and back on never should matter - it’s as though you left it on the whole time. The only time the RAM-saved project hits +Drive is if you do a “save project” operation or a “save pattern to project”. That’s what I think it’s supposed to do.
In practice I’m seeing something different. I’ll often be working on a project and have made a few new patterns, then I’m done for a while and do a “save project” to write to +Drive, get the “done” message, and turn off the unit. Then later when I come back and turn it on, I’m greeted by an old version of the project without the new patterns! However, if I then do a “load project” of the same exact project I’m in, it loads the new patterns that I saved to +Drive before I turned it off. Is this really the designed behavior? I lost a few patterns this way before I realized what was happening - now I get it, but it’s still a bit confusing that I should have to reload the project that should have stayed in RAM.
I just did a test and after leaving it off for a few minutes I came back, turned it on, and it loaded into a “New Project” that was empty instead of the project I left it on! No damage to the stuff I explicitly saved to +Drive, but this is really confusing inconsistent behavior!
Any ideas?