Moog Music Forum

**UPDATE - 7-28-2020
I left them both off while I wrote the original post and when I turned them on, the RME was only 4 semitones high, seriously???? Anyone got an idea?
**END UPDATE

I was playing with my Voyager keyboard and RME in a duophonic setup and it was all working nicely. For reasons not relevant, I reset both to factory defaults and reloaded my "factory" preset banks. Now, the RME plays 21 semitones too high as compared to the keyboard. I can "fix" this by transposing the RME down by 21 semitones using the "MIDI TRANSPOSE" setting, but this just seems like a kludge. I don't ever remember changing this setting before, but then I've had these things over ten years now and haven't needed to really change anything since I installed the last firmware.

I also tried an independent midi controller, taking the Voyager keyboard as the midi controller out of the loop, and the RME was still 21 semitones too high as compared to the Voyager keyboard.

What did I do? Is this normal? 21 semitones just seems like a random interval. Did I go through this 10-11 years ago when I first set up the duophonic system it and simply don't remember?

Thanks

I give up...

I turned it all on tonight and it's fine. The magic Moog fairies took pity on me and fixed it all I guess. I'm not complaining.

David

Haha, good news

might be a long shot, but do you always use the power switch on the RME to power on/off?

if you are using a powerbar instead, it might funk up the OS

ummagumma wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2020 4:54 pm might be a long shot, but do you always use the power switch on the RME to power on/off?

if you are using a powerbar instead, it might funk up the OS

Interesting thought, thanks. I do use a powerbar, but I make it a habit to turn off individual components with their own power switch before powering down and turn them on after I turn on the powerbar.

I also updated to the 3.6 OS on both keyboard and RME. I'll watch and see if that helps.

David