The transport and bpm changes do not affect the sample track playback.

[Gabrielxd195]

If the playhead touches the sample track tco it plays; changing the position of the spindle or moving the tco affects playback; and if you change the bpm the wave adjusts. up there all right!

However, if you modify the bpm even if it affects the speed of the playback head, it does not affect the playback speed of the sample, nor does it change the tone when you touch the transport slider. If you reproduce and reduce the size of the sample track tco even if the spindle does not continue playing the sample track tco, the sample will continue to play.

[Spekular]

I feel that the global pitch slider not affecting the sample's pitch is irrelevant to this report. We don't have pitch-shift/timestretching for samples anywhere in LMMS, so the pitch slider won't affect samples until that's fixed. The BPM bug is a good find though. #4153 is somewhat relevant as it can result in the playhead moving off the sample clip when it otherwise wouldn't.

[Gabrielxd195]

BPM bug is a good find though. #4153 is somewhat relevant as it can result in the playhead moving off the sample clip when it otherwise wouldn't.

Yes but I see that if the head touches the clip it plays, if you move the head or the clip, change the playback, however if you accelerate the speed of bpm, even if the head runs faster or slower, this does not affect the speed of sample track playback, even if the head stops playing the clip's tco, the playback continues. which is obviously an error and this is not mentioned in the report # 4153.

[BaraMGB]

I'll look at this.