about 15% of the time, an astrisk is added to the chord when viewed in dot.io manager. sometimes it affects the chord output. I have a video here. you can see when I add the chord, as I am doing dup+i, it adds something in that you can see for a split second before the <impulse> word pop up. It shows what seems like a random character added to the chord I am adding at that time. Then it reflects on Chord manager. I have to change it in there, especially when the chord itself does not work the same as what I put in during impulse add.
#Astrisks 'n stuff being added to new chord entries
jade belfry
alsoo, you can see library commit only goes to between 95% and 98% but it still holds the changes. Also again, When I click disconnect from dot.io it doesn't do anything, page needs to be refreshed to disc and then reconnect works fine again.
So yea, I pretty much just use dot.io to add chords now so I don't have to go back in and make the change. eliminates that extra step if I just input in the io in the first place.
I cannot say whether or not this happened in the beginning or not, when I first got it.
It isn't ideal to not be able to have impulse add work because adding dup into the input in io when creating a chord, doesn't work.
hollow talon
If you are okay with using an unofficial tool, I do have a chord editor in there: https://charachorder-config.com/
From the video, the asterisk is actually a Backspace, which requires multiple bytes to represent.
I saw you backspace an 'n' before 'one' and the BKSP gets recorded as part of the phrase
dot i/o currently does not render multi-byte action codes correctly.
My tool does show it, and you can even input it:
The only downside is that it stores chords as it's own format (JSON) when exporting, and I have yet to code the restore from file yet.