How to disable stop sending midi CC64 messages

It is possible to stop the MPC sending out midi CC64 messages of 0 when the stop transport button is pressed?
CC64 corresponds to sustain normally.
When I hook up my Elektron Model:Cycles it responds to CC64 by changing machine type...
Be great to figure how to stop the MPC sending CC64 out when the stop button is pressed.
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Exact same issue. Anyone figure this out?

The MPC sends CC64 when transport stop is pressed???
The Elektron interprets CC64 to change machine type??? (What does machine type even mean......EDIT oh I just dled the manual and I guess you talk about the machines Kick,Snare, Metal, Tone, Perc etc. right?)

Ok, if you don't use other CC you could switch on the CC filter on the Elektron (MIDI -> Filter)
If this is not an option cause you need other CC to control the Elektron then.....what about parameter lock on the Elektron (this might sound stupid but I don't have the Elektron so I only can guess )

I don't have any of the new MPCs only the MPC Beat software so there might be similar settings. PREFERENCES ->MIDI/SYNC. Play with settings (MMC Send OFF etc.) This will help to find out what the heck is goin on

peace

Did anyone solve this? It's screwing up my hardware synth

It’s just a Sustain off midi message, what’s wrong?

it's not really logic that there's a (suspend) sustain message when the sequencer stops
-note(s) can sustain after you pressed stop
(or not in this case)

what if you used a sustain pedal on the MPC itself ?
does that override the [stop] sustain message from the sequencer ?

I don't have a pedal , but now I understand that you want to keep sustained notes on stop.
Well, I can think only workarounds such as using smartphone for midi filtering which will work , or maybe controlling MPC transport from other hardware or smartphone to send a pause message instead of stop

It's been a year since the last post on this thread. I'm currently having the same issue. CC64 is causing random notes to be triggered with my midi controller, and the CC64 spam is actually bogging down the software in my MPC Live to the point where I have to restart the thing...

Has anyone been able to figure out how to stop CC64?

I can confirm that the MPC sends a STREAM of Sustain Off (cc64) messages every time Stop is pressed. It's clearly both intentional (to kill sustaining notes) and buggy (because it sends so many).

I think the only solution, until Akai fixes this, is to use something like a MIDI Solutions Event Processor to filter the offending messages.

I have found numerous bugs in the MIDI data sent out: phantom volume messages that sent but not visible in any track; multiple consecutive program changes on startup, etc. I wish Akai would track these down and fix them.

I really should apply to be a beta tester.

Still present and it’s ANNOYING.

jamos wrote:...I have found numerous bugs in the MIDI data sent out: phantom volume messages that sent but not visible in any track; multiple consecutive program changes on startup, etc. I wish Akai would track these down and fix them....

How about a filter for MIDI data. It is a natural thing for most synth - at least for key data.
On the other hand - the midi clock (mentioned it several times) should be running constantly to avoid start jitter of external gear.

It's 2024 and the CC64 messages have not been solved...

But look at all them plugins and forget about the MPC behaving correctly like any basic sequencer...

i think this is the INmusic solution for the other bug that the MPC has with sustaining notes cutting each other off in / when playing 2 inputs (keyboards etc) simultaneously on different MIDI channels

wavejockey wrote:i think this is the INmusic solution for the other bug that the MPC has with sustaining notes cutting each other off in / when playing 2 inputs (keyboards etc) simultaneously on different MIDI channels

So we got bugs, killing bugs...damn Akai, that's a new low.