Hi,
I’ve previously been playing with this in standalone, which appears to be quite stable. It’s been a pleasure to work with so congratulations to the team so far.
I’ve just tested it in Logic X 10.1.1 this morning and it’s left me scratching my head…
There appears to be an issue with changing presets. This may have been flagged previously but I haven’t seen anything, so apologies if I’m repeating something.
Just to check I’m not doing anything foolish… I’ve set it up with an instrument track with the editor as an effect (can’t see any other way of loading it). The synth is played through an external MIDI track set to MIDI channel 1. Local control is OFF. I’ve also set PGM CHANGE to receive only, as I’d hoped it may solve any MIDI routing issues. Image attached.
loading hardware presets from either the editor or the synth…
the MIDI LED flashes on/off red.. on the synth, and continues to do so.
A note appears to be latched. Playing the keyboard triggers new notes, but the drone remains after key off. I need to perform a full midi reset from logic for ‘all notes off’ to stop the sound, but the red LED continues to flash.
Setting the instrument track to record for a couple of second stops the MIDI LED flashing, but a full MIDI reset is needed from Logic to stop the drone. By doing this, however, Logic will record the value of the current preset, and changing/loading new presets again causes the problem to re-occur as the instrument track ‘records’ the current preset value. (check under ‘additional info’ in the Event list). So using this technique only makes matters worse.
In other words, he behaviour is different depending on which Logic channel is selected (the software instrument or the external MIDI), which is what leads me to believe it could be a routing problem. Perhaps there is something we need to add to the environment?
This is not such an issue when loading presets from the centre panel of the librarian or from the preset list on the main page (i.e. loading into the current Bank/Preset slot), but does appear to occur after loading seq patches which tend to ‘latch’ although it could be just as common for other types of patches - I’ve not done exhaustive testing… the issue with the preset list ‘moving’ to random positions after loading makes this too time consuming. A full MIDI reset in this case stops the MIDI LED from flashing (without the need to record on the instrument track)
I may well be setting it up incorrectly and could have a MIDI loop, but it’s not obvious.. I’ve looked again at the standalone and the issues are only when using as an AU within Logic.
FYI the MIDI input is always active on the editor, no matter what channel is active in Logic. I’m assuming this is as expected.
I’m using OSX 10.9.5
The Sub37 is USB MIDI direct without a hub.
Cheers.
