Originally Posted by jpettit
As far as I know , that button has been eliminated in 2026.
It's still possible to edit unwanted audio in the audio edit view.
This can be done by cutting the unwanted audio or using the envelope volume.

Hello jpettit,

Big step backwards if the previous 'Edit Phrases and Loops' functionality has been deprecated.

I'm sure I'm not the only user who tends to not be 100% satisfied with the more or less random riff concatenation that one gets when using, say, a sax solo instrument RT. This is why I often regenerate the solo instrument (via MultiRiff) measure-by-measure. These regenerations sometimes leave audio artifacts at the riff's "seams". I've learned what these artifact look like on the Tracks view which allows me to quickly identify the specific instrument that is causing the problem.

The 'Edit Phrases and Loops' button then allows me to edit the offending riff directly within the same Tracks view, i.e. without the need to jump to another view as you suggest above. It also allows me to quickly extend the preceding riff as necessary which I don't believe can be done from the audio edit view.

Not trying to be pedantic, but taking this opportunity to make sure to thoroughly describe the workflow so that PG Product Manager(s) understand the results of omitting this feature in the new GUI.

BIAB/RealBand 2026 Audiophile | GPO 5 | Windows 11 | Martin TR4501