Encountered some strange behaviour when doing the transition trick between banks earlier today.
Wondering if anyone’s ever seen something similar? I’ve searched the forum for similar bug reports or issues but haven’t found something exactly the same.
Repro
Device Octatrack MK1
Firmware 1.40a
Start on A05 Part B 140BPM (tempo per pattern selected), record master to T7 recorder buffer and use Scene B where all tracks are muted apart from T7 and master (doing so called transition trick).
Change from A05 Part B to B01 Part A staying on Scene B which has the same parameters locked as in A05 Part B. T7 again has a playback trig on step 1 set to playback recorder buffer 7 which is the same as in A05 part B.
On both A05 part B and B01 part A T7 has timestretch set to auto and the T7 recorder buffer has timestretch set to normal in AED. Both A05 and B01 are set to 64 step pattern length with a master length of 64 steps.
Expected behaviour:
Once changed successfully to B01 Part A, T7 recorder buffer will play synced to the new tempo of 145bpm for a full 4 bars (64 steps) and continue looping.
Observed behavior:
Case 1
With B01 part A playing, playback of recorder buffer 7 on T7 is not tempo synced and seems to playing back at a faster tempo than 145BPM.
Case 2
I attempted to repro this but with both A05 and B01 tempos to 140BPM and timestretch on both T7s set to off. Under this circumstance I observed a different behaviour of T7 playback on B01. This time the 140BPM 64 step loop recorded to recorder buffer 7 seemed playback at a length of about 56 steps.
In both cases stopping the playback by pressing stop and pressing play again made the playback of B01 part B operate as expected.
It’s worth noting that I’m streaming long ~60mb samples via static machines on T1 - T6. When changing banks the disk memory LED is orange and flickering.
Edit: additional info, when changing from A05 to B01 (with digitakt connected to Octatrack midi out and receiving clock, transport and prgm change) digitakt reads 120BPM whilst octatrack reads 140BPM!