Analogue-sequencer

Hi Colin

I should have mentioned that the tracks are sending on different midi channels to different monotimbral devices.

The OS is v4, also, it said v3.3 at one stage during the boot up then it says v4.

But yesterday instead of the 3.3 screen, it went to a screen that says check sum failed followed by four characters and an option to boot or flash. 

- Conor



--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin Fraser" <colin@...> wrote:
>
>  
> > When I made my first sixteen note pattern on track one then a 
> > second on track two, if the note for the same step was the 
> > same on both tracks - track one would become stuck until I 
> > changed the note on track two!
> 
> There is no bug that would cause this that I'm aware of.
> Which version of the OS are you running ?
> I assume in this case you are transmitting both tracks on the same MIDI
> channel ?
> In which case, both the tracks will be sending a note on for the same note,
> on the same channel and both tracks will also send a note off when their
> note finishes.
> But the behaviour of receiving instruments is not well defined for the case
> where the same note on is received twice, for the obvious reason that it is
> impossible to do with a MIDI keyboard.
> If you have some software that lets you monitor the MIDI stream (MIDIOx on
> PC), you should be able to check that the second note off is not missing.
> In which case, it is most likely the receiving device that isn't handling
> the double note on correctly.
> 
> Best regards,
> Colin Fraser
> Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
> http://www.sequentix.com
>