Not sure if it is a real bug because there are workarounds to prevent the following but:
1- resample something pitch like 33@45
2- go to pitch mode, shift+A, fine pitch -5.37
3- go to loop/slice mode, A, level, normalize, level, save, save file
->fine pitch setting is lost
The pitch setting (fine or course) is saved in the kit, not in the WAV file itself.
The transpose setting is also saved in the KIT file.
I am not clear on what exactly you are experiencing.
I see. It might be a useful bug then. I ll take a video at the weekend.
From what I remember, if I set transpose then normalize and save the transpose setting is not lost.
If I don t use transpose but fine pitch, after normalizing and saving the fine pitch setting is lost.
When you say save, do you mean save the project, or save the sample?
Save the sample.
The background is saving the sample in the waveform editor （loop/slice → normalize)
I always save the project at a random timing in mixer mode. Usually after creating sequences, not when editing samples.
I haven’t tried but I suppose if I do pitch adjustment, save project, normalize, save sample I wouldn’t lose pitch fine or coarse adjustment right?
Yes, that’s right. The pitch is saved with the kit (which is also part of a project), not with the WAV file.
Saving the project before normalizing and saving a sample doesn’t seem to make the pitch setting saved/ remembered (after normalization).
I’ve tried to take a reproducible video. Sorry for saving the sample twice towards the end. It is tough to do everything at the same time with only one hand 
@Mickey Sorry to bother you many times about this one but would you like to check the video above again please?
Sorry. I have watched the video several times, but it is very difficult to tell what is happening.
If I am interpreting it correctly, it looks like you are saving a normalized sample to a different WAV file. Pitch is not stored in the WAV file. When you assign a sound to a track, the the pitch (and all other parameters) are set to defaults.
Thanks for your time. I’ll try to overwrite the sample next weekend to see what happens.
