Stuck Notes, Doubled Notes, or Phasing
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Fixing stuck notes, doubled notes, or phasing
Logic Audio (MacOS) - disable "Create Virtual IAC OMS Instrument"
Beat Box keeps playing after sustain pedal is released
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Fixing stuck notes, doubled notes, or
phasing
In the OASYS PCI Editor, Disable "Editor Responds to MIDI/OMS/FreeMIDI Controllers"
When using the OASYS PCI with a sequencer running in the same computer, we recommend disabling direct MIDI input to the OASYS PCI and using the sequencer's Patch Thru function instead. To do this:
1. Open the OASYS PCI Editor program.
2. In the Edit menu, select "Preferences."
The Preferences window will appear.
3. Click on the MIDI/Global tab.
The MIDI/Global preferences page will appear.
4. Turn off the checkbox labeled "Editor Responds to OMS/FreeMIDI Controllers" (MacOS) or "Editor Responds to MIDI Controllers" (Windows).
This is similar to the Local On/Off parameter found on some synthesizers. Turning it off means that the OASYS PCI will not directly receive MIDI from MIDI controllers. Instead, it will only respond to MIDI patched through from a sequencer program. This setting prevents various strange things from happening when using OASYS PCI with a sequencer, including phasing, stuck notes, and notes cutting off prematurely.
5. Turn on your sequencer's Patch Thru function, to patch through MIDI to OASYS PCI.
For more details, please see this FAQ's software-specific information, or your sequencer's manuals.
Logic Audio (MacOS) - disable "Create Virtual OMS
Instrument"
One user reported solving a problem with stuck notes in Logic Audio for Macintosh. They suggested: "If you're experiencing weird MIDI phenomena's and stuck notes, try disabling "Create Virtual IAC OMS Instrument for Logic" in the OMS Input connections preferences."
Beat Box keeps playing
after sustain pedal is released
This will happen if you modulate Sequence Stop/Run with Any Gate + Sustain. Use Note Gate + Sustain instead.
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