11-14-2022, 04:00 AM
What's the status of this bug? It is preventing me from using at least one of the MIDI devices I have here.
Easy to reproduce -- bring up any multi-track DAW.
Create 8 tracks. Insert a single MIDI note on each track (say C1).
In the MRCC, set up a Transpose MOD - any channel, +12.
Create a route from the DAW to any multi-timbral device (alternate option later).
Hit Play in the DAW - all 8 notes sound.
Add a TP1 MOD to the route. Still all 8 play.
Add two more TP1 MODs (now transposing up 3 octaves). All notes play.
Add a 4th and a 5th and you'll start to see channels 7 and 8 not being transposed.
I don't know if you had 16 channels in parallel how soon you'd start losing notes (maybe after 2nd TP1?)
Alternate approach (no audio required)
Set the DAW up same as before. Route the DAW out to a DIN channel (say channel 7).
Cable up Channel 7 out to channel 2 in on the MRCC.
Route channel 2 to the PC port.
Use MIDI Monitor/MIDI-Ox to watch what happens when you keep adding TP1's
Easy to reproduce -- bring up any multi-track DAW.
Create 8 tracks. Insert a single MIDI note on each track (say C1).
In the MRCC, set up a Transpose MOD - any channel, +12.
Create a route from the DAW to any multi-timbral device (alternate option later).
Hit Play in the DAW - all 8 notes sound.
Add a TP1 MOD to the route. Still all 8 play.
Add two more TP1 MODs (now transposing up 3 octaves). All notes play.
Add a 4th and a 5th and you'll start to see channels 7 and 8 not being transposed.
I don't know if you had 16 channels in parallel how soon you'd start losing notes (maybe after 2nd TP1?)
Alternate approach (no audio required)
Set the DAW up same as before. Route the DAW out to a DIN channel (say channel 7).
Cable up Channel 7 out to channel 2 in on the MRCC.
Route channel 2 to the PC port.
Use MIDI Monitor/MIDI-Ox to watch what happens when you keep adding TP1's