thank you for your mentoring offer. I am in a very busy period at work, so I think it will take me some time before I can get into this,
but I really would like to.
I see the phylosophy behind the non-destructive choice, and I like it, but in my opinion this kind of principles should never be enforced too strictly,
in particular when they risk making things more complicated for the user.
I think that having the changes applied permanently _to a new track_ should be a reasonable compromise, because in principle one could also
keep the original tracks.
thank you for your mentoring offer. I am in a very busy period at work, so I think it will take me some time before I can get into this,
but I really would like to.
I see the phylosophy behind the non-destructive choice, and I like it, but in my opinion this kind of principles should never be enforced too strictly,
in particular when they risk making things more complicated for the user.
I think that having the changes applied permanently _to a new track_ should be a reasonable compromise, because in principle one could also
keep the original tracks.