EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

>  Mitchell DeFreytas <hoomuse@y...> wrote:
> 
> > Yasu, there a couple of things you can do.
> > 
> >   Hit the 'Panic'.  This is in the far upper right
> > corner of your Transport window, where you will
> see
> > written "No In/No Out".  When you press this it
> should
> > turn the stuck notes off.  If not the first time
> do it
> > again.
> > 
> >   You can also go into your Event window and
> scroll
> > down to the problem bars/beats.  There will most
> > likely be a Control message 64\ufffdsustain.  Control
> 64
> > will have either a 0 (zero) setting at Value for
> > 'Off', and 127 for 'On'.  You can delete or insert
> > them where you want them.
> > 
> >   If you use the Event Window, check each track
> > individually to find the culprit, unless you
> already
> > know.
> 
> thanx for ur tip,
> 
> Although it would solve the problems, it would not
> be great way to play keys when 
> one of the key stcuks. Its very distructing when I
> or my clients play the keys. See, if I 
> play C minor, E flats played longer or just
> stuck.... It dose not work for me since I do 
> not edit much at either matrix or midi event. I'd
> rather play keys 'live'. I have no idea 
> some of the keys stuck longer than others. It is not
> my midi controller. It could be 
> OMS (yes i am using OS9) since my sound cards only
> supports OS9 still. I have no 
> idea. If anyone who have experienced same kind of
> problems, please post here.
> 
> 
> thanks
> 
> Y

Sure, I experience this problem often when punching
in. It's not a Logic issue, it will happen with any
sequencer if you use the sustain pedal. The problem is
that you send a sustain" on" message and then punch
and erase the sustain "off" message. 
The only remedy I know is the one posted above
regarding editing out the controller messages. But it
can be a real pain.  JP
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