So I’ve been working with support ever since August, on and off, to solve this issue. I think I’ve boiled it down to steps that are reproducible.
It seems midi off events on notes that are very short aren’t processed properly by the Muse, and result in hanging notes. It should be noted that this does not occur on any of my other hardware synthesizers. Not even my Behringers!
If those of you who also have stuck or hanging notes want to try to reproduce using my instructions and sample project, I’d be very interested and grateful to hear if you experience the same results.
Welp, I did have some attachments on this post. Looks like there was an error: “Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached.” @Mods - can we please allow attachments again?
Hi. New to this Forum. Love my Muse but I have the same problem, did you ever resolve this issue?
Seems that the processing speed of the MIDI stack within the Muse is too slow. I don’t know the internals of the Muse software, but I know from serial communication processing in general that normally a ringbuffer is used to load an incoming (MIDI-)byte interrupt driven that no byte is lost.
When I was trouble shooting terminal software for customers in the past I faced that problem when the ring buffer was configured too small in RAM.
If the effect occurs with only one NOTE ON immediately followed by the corresponding NOTE OFF no overload happens, but the RXD / UART receiving interrupt routine is implemented ineficiently.