I donât even have an A4âŚyet, but I have to say on behalf of those that do and also own reaktor, thank you for the work youâve put in there. it looks great dudeâŚ
I havenât done the A4 â Reaktor part ⌠could try it if it was of use to people. [/quote]
OK. Software editors that update in real time from the hardware are very important to my workflow. I donât want to be using the mouse for anything I can do with the hardware, so with no way of syncing hardware parameters changes to the software editor I wouldnât personally find much practical use for it.
Looks great so far though, and I really hope you implement A4-> Reaktor. Good work.
sorryâŚmy EnglishâŚi mean peculiar/particular.
A guy using a Max/Msp editor got the A4 totally un-calibrated due to some strange CC (or else?) so he had to perform the Calibration routine. And this scares me a bitâŚ
sorryâŚmy EnglishâŚi mean peculiar/particular.
A guy using a Max/Msp editor got the A4 totally un-calibrated due to some strange CC (or else?) so he had to perform the Calibration routine. And this scares me a bitâŚ[/quote]
I was using hyakkenâs Max based editor at the time the A4 lost itâs calibration⌠that doesnât mean it was the cause. However, void managed to kill his CV by sending a random Sysex to the A4 as well, so it seems there are some mystery debug commands we need to watch out for. That or it is a bug.
I was spamming the A4 with sysex which was targeted to it⌠so what happened here was not a bug, but an accidental triggering of a certain debugging commandâŚ
I did see some odd behaviour with the machine though when sending waaaaay too much CC messages at once to itâŚ
lagging UI / weird blinking lights⌠so yeah imo what can happen is some sort of race-condition / overflow when too much/too fast MIDI is sent, which may make the OS barf, and in your case it somehow messed with the voice calibrationâŚ
conclusion:
do not send waaaaay too much CC messages to the A4 at once.
do not send sysex commands to the A4 unless you know what youâre doing.