I want the DT to use the opsix. I want a trig on the DT to play an individual note on the opsix. So Trig 1 is a C4. But as soon as I press play on the DT with just trig 1 active the sequencer sets off.
Hmmm. I think I need to disable transport on the DT and work out how to get the DT to play a single C4 on the opsix.
Press Func + Pattern to go into live keyboard mode and see if the OpSix receives any notes. Actually I don’t see a reason why MIDI transport should be needed for sending notes over the sequencer (that’s more for syncing other gear to the clock and start/stop it)
I have the same issue, I think you need to switch off the local control: (p. 89 of OPSIX Manual)
*MIDI LOCAL setting when connecting an external MIDI sequencer or
computer
*
*If the opsix is connected to an external MIDI sequencer or computer, and the Echo Back setting of
the external MIDI sequencer or computer is turned on while the opsix’s local control setting is also
on, the performance data generated when you play the opsix’s keyboard will be sent to the external
MIDI sequencer, and will also be echoed back to sound the opsix’s tone generator a second time. To
prevent this kind of echo-back from happening, you can simply turn off local control on the opsix.
* This setting is found on the MIDI page in the GLOBAL page group. Switch “Local Control” (→p.71)
to “Off ”.
Don’t forget to also make sure that the sequencer track on the Digitakt you’re using is set to the same midi channel that the opsix is set to receive midi on.
Here’s a funny one: Is the midi track muted on the Digitakt? It still sounds if you press the note, but won’t play the sequence in that case (I’ve had this happen myself once…)
Ha ha ha. Thanks @Oxenholme. I’ve read about doing this too many times and have done it on the DT’s internal tracks before, just didn’t think to do it on MIDI.
Solved. Thank you all. I’m still chuckling away to myself
I know, it’s confusing because it does make sound when you press the trig, so you wouldn’t think it’s actually muted… stumped me for a good while as well at one point