For the first time I hooked up my new Octatrack with the analog four. I wanted to keep it simple
midi cable; OT: midi out,> A4: midi in
settings
OT:
TRANSP send CLOCK send
A4
TRANSP receive CLOCK receive
prog ch: no settings
All went well and both work fine in sync
I was feeling very happy
so far so good, but then :
I was setting up new scenes for track 4 of the OT, when I was done
I pressed play
and track 4 of the A4 was totally screwed up
Are they connected in some way, the settingparameters of the scenes of the OT and the A4 due to the midi settings?
I didnāt find the solution, I reloaded my pattern/track on the A4 but still track 4 was screwed up
I had to remake track 4 completely
confused and afraid to play now
Thank you for your time
Sounds like you were sending Midi CCās from the Octatrack to the Analog Four, and that of course was changing your settings on your patch, thus sounds wack?
still in the learning process I didnāt understand what was happening to my track but now getting the hang of it.
Everytime I say this, I screw sth up, so fingers crossed for me
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I took the liberty to rename this topic because its initial title āSomething happened and I donāt understand whatā was very evasive.
I also indicated that the problem was solved
Iām having this same problem now with my Virus TI.
AUDIO CC OUT = INT
AUDIO NOTE OUT = INT
CC DIRECT CONNECT = OFF
My Virus is receiving some sort of CC message that is editing patches even while the Octatrack is at rest. There is no merge box involved so I know this isnāt another device with a glitchy knob sending messages. Iāve done no live recording of midi CCs on the Virus. Iām not set up at the moment to be able to pull up a tool to analyze the midi stream.
How about send program change?
I guess you mentioned at rest so itās probably not that, just brain storming for yah but I canāt think of anything else that would be happening besides things set to ext, midi lfos, program changeā¦
Maybe try with fresh projectā¦
Yeah I appreciate you thinking about it. Program changes arenāt being sent, CLOCK and TRANSP are enabled but that shouldnāt be the cause.
I just loaded a different set that was not sending errant CCs and then came back to the set in question and the problem persists so itās definitely in the set/project. Iāve got a bunch of work done on this set already so Iām not about to restart from scratch. Iām puzzled that I cannot isolate this.
If you mute all midi tracks and double stop does it quit? If not, hmmmmm???
Iād probably start checking what parameters are moving on the synth, see what those ccās are, and then trace them back to hopefully find them in the OT cc pages.
Then I would disable them from the OT just to see if it stops, and then try to figure out what the heck is going on and get it working againā¦
I canāt help but think lfoās, Iād double check all 24 midi lfoās have depth at 0.
Good luck!
Oh and you could get lucky with a part reload, but if itās been awhile since you saved it you might loose stuffā¦
Perhaps copy the part to another bank, and then go back and reload it with fingers crossedā¦
Could also try a project reload if youāve saved it recently enough, same case maybe " save to new" so you know you have a back up of your current state, then change project back to the one in question, then reload project to get back to the saved state from the active working stateā¦
Every audio and midi track is muted except for the master track which cannot be muted. No effects are assigned to master track. Also of note is the fact that it begins sending CCs before itās even completely booted up. But only on this one set so far.
I do not, further, the issue I have is that Iām using a Novation Xio as an interface at the moment and it does not have a midi in.
OK, I just hooked the Octatrack up to my MV-8000 and hit record. The MV has a really good event list editor, which is where I assume you were going when you mentioned Logic. It picked up nothing whatsoever and the midi activity LED never lit up like the Virus incoming CC indicator does as soon I reconnect the midi cable to it.