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I have a device that loads 16 parameters at once. Basically, any device that calls up sets of parameters and stores them, will trigger an "Undo Change" upon being loaded.

I'm doing a rewrite soon, so I'll just work around this issue. Yeah, I made a few devices that are heavy offenders in this area. I realized it was simply undoing some automatic parameter change occurring in a Max patch. I've been in a situation, editing a track, hitting undue and nothing seemingly happens. For example, if you have a Max patch that is "on" and constantly updating parameters, any CTRL-Z you do is reacting to that. Estevan carlos benson wrote:I've found that undoing doesn't give you expected results when using certain Max patches.