Octatrack Midi out -> LXR-02 Midi in, directly, different cables tested just to be sure.
Octatrack settings were transport & sync on, off, in all combinations…
LXR Midi Channels were union (different notes), or different channel, all combinations too.
I put notes down, 4 on the floor.
first cycle:
only 1 plays, 5, 9, 13 skips
next cycle:
only 13 plays, 1, 5, 9 skips
next cycle:
only 9 plays, 13, 1, 5 skips
It’s kinda like that. Sometimes it behaves a little bit differently, but most of my tests result in the above.
and so on…
Im not a noob with both machines…
octatrack can sequence other gear (707 par example) without issues…
akai force or polyend tracker can sequence lxr-02 without issues…
I’d like to sequence my lxr with Octatrack, because I want to, but I cant.
I hate this situation and don’t know what to check next.
Perhaps it’s the note off issue?
Anyone has both and can try it please?
Please
Pleaaaaaase.
Thank you!
I’ve put it in “General Discussion” because I don’t know where the problem is.
Ok 've made my first attempts at midi and am possibly finding the same thing. I cannot play notes quickly at all chromatically. Its as if the tail of the not has to end before the lxr will take a note value. Im clicking all over the place with the note set to any and still only plays a note change after a bar basically.
If I remember correctly, there is a problem with the LXR MIDI when it’s also receiving MIDI clock.
Try disabling or filtering the MIDI clock to the LXR.
I finally figured it out thanks to @darenager. The OT sends vel0 instead of note off for midi notes. Apparently the LXR is not suited to receive this type of note data. I switched to using midi with the DN in my setup and it works perfectly fine (DN uses note off). Not ideal because the OT is my brain, but not a deal breaker as of yet. Finally get to have full potential of fun with this thing. Though i reeeeeaaally wanted to use the midi arp on the OT. Guess I can route it to the DN then to the LXR.
You could use a BomeBox to fix that, maybe a MidiHub can do that too.
It’s a bit expensive maybe for just this one problem.
A cheaper alternative would be the Retrokits RK-002, but that needs some coding skills.
Of course, if you’re happy with the workaround of routing through the DN there’s no reason to change that.
I considered the Retrokits, but I am definitely not a coding wizard. @gekkonier provided a link to his script for this so I might give it a go down the line.