EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

hello,
 
 I jus upgraded my logic 5 to logic 6. Now, I am having a
 problems with logic pro. On esx, evp.... all the v-synth u can think
 of on my pro 6 has been acting kinda funny. Some keys have
 longer sustains than others. On some sounds, it would not stop
 at all. Funny thing is when i play evp, only C# and F has longer
 sustain. If i picked different rodes on EVP, only F# and D has
 sustain. It is similer to other synth.. as soon as i picked different
 sounds, different keys has unwanted sustains. Dose anyone
 exprience probs like this?

Yasu, there a couple of things you can do.

\ufffd  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.

\ufffd  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.

\ufffd  If you use the Event Window, check each track
individually to find the culprit, unless you already
know.

Hope it helps, Mitchell
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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—sustain.  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

>  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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