Analog Keys Note Trig Behaviour

[hagbard1st]

Hi Folks

I record a sequence in live recording mode by playing a note with one finger. While I play some more notes with my other hand this one finger doesn’t release the key. I’m sure a lot of you have played this style before, it might even have a name… The result is a melody that jumps between the one finger and the other notes, played occasionally by my other hand. Right? Right! So far everything as I want it to be.

Now when I finish recording in live mode the AK doesn’t play what I have played. It seems to record a "note off"kind of message as soon as the second note is starting causing to cut the first note out of the following melody.

As far as I remember the Octatrack doesn’t do this. It’s disturbing because what I hear while playing is not what hear when I play the recorded sequence.

Is this normal? Is there a special setting that I’m not aware of?

Cheers

[avantronica]

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[tobdoly]

Did you try enabling the poly setting? remember a4 is a mono synth