By jamos
Sun Aug 15, 2021 5:22 pm
I think I have posted before about this; never got any indication that anyone else had ever seen it. However it is getting to be batshit bonkers and I know Akai would like to fix it if they only knew about it....
Anyway: my rig is oriented towards live performance and I use one track in each project to send out an initialization sequence to my main synth on MIDI channel 11. When I look at the MIDI output with MIDI-ox, I see that instead of sending a single pair of bank select messages followed by a program change, I see a the pair of bank messages followed by four identical program changes... and in some cases these sequences are sent multiple times - in the project I'm working on now this sequence is sent 12 times! (that's 48 identical program change messages) In some cases this causes my main synth to lock up. The bizarre thing is that, even if I change the MIDI channel on my control track, all of these are still sent on the original channel.
Has anyone else ever seen anything like this, and/or know what to do about it?
Oh yes - MPC Live, 2.10, but this has been happening for a long time, maybe back to 2.7 or earlier.
Anyway: my rig is oriented towards live performance and I use one track in each project to send out an initialization sequence to my main synth on MIDI channel 11. When I look at the MIDI output with MIDI-ox, I see that instead of sending a single pair of bank select messages followed by a program change, I see a the pair of bank messages followed by four identical program changes... and in some cases these sequences are sent multiple times - in the project I'm working on now this sequence is sent 12 times! (that's 48 identical program change messages) In some cases this causes my main synth to lock up. The bizarre thing is that, even if I change the MIDI channel on my control track, all of these are still sent on the original channel.
Has anyone else ever seen anything like this, and/or know what to do about it?
Oh yes - MPC Live, 2.10, but this has been happening for a long time, maybe back to 2.7 or earlier.


