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loop-ccs.png (185,642 bytes) |
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For convenience, I've added a screenshot showing a recorded loop with the first note truncated. loop-screenshot.png (20,472 bytes) |
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I am having the same problem. I think this would be a great addition. BTW: Songo, how were you able to catch the log you posted in the loop-ccs.png image? |
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I simply routed the output of the MIDI interface to the input of another and sniffed it there. I did this in hardware using a Roland A-880 patchbay, but a simple MIDI cable would do the trick as well. It might also be possible to do this purely in software (e.g. with some clever use of MIDI Thru ports), but it was just a matter of pressing two buttons on the patchbay, so I didn’t bother. |
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added as of 9.0-91-g57ee7065a5 |
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I can confirm that it now works flawlessly. After disabling the 'MIDI output ports should send panic message at the end of a timeline (transport) loop' option, no CC 64 or 123 messages are transmitted (unless the transport is stopped, which is expected and desirable). The loop now plays and records seamlessly. Re-enabling the option restores the previous behavior. Many thanks for implementing this. It think the FR can be closed. a9-loop-after.png (25,567 bytes) |
- Anonymous
