Don’t have an Oxi so sorry if not helpful but have a couple questions.
Is the idea that you leave filter cut at 127 and then switch to another page and then back, at which point the filter resets to 0?
Or, does the filter cutoff lose its value as soon as you switch the page?
If it’s the second scenario, I’m guessing it’s possible that your second (or other page) shares a CC value with the first page. Even if it’s not the same CC# it could be a modwheel message or something.
If it’s the first scenario, I would reach out to Oxi because I’m guessing there’s something you can set in the software. *edit I see you reached out in discord
When e16 boots up, it goes to a main screen that shows the “home” screen. From there, there are scenes displayed, generally each scene set up for different instruments. Mine is m8, tx-6, opxy and the others are as of yet unused.
Once i select “opxy” is when it kicks off. The scene then shows 12 presets, which in my case correspond with tracks 1-8 and 4 unused slots.
if I understand you right: turn on the E16, go the CONF page, go to System, and then Transmit Params. Turn this off. This way the E16 won’t send all the CC values when you load a scene.
I try to rely on Mod Macros (sending MW/BC from the e16) for a lot of my controls. It requires more setup, but if saved into sound patches, they are ready to go when loaded. They work additively from where any parameter happens to be set. When changing patterns, it can be beneficial to reload the e16 page defaults where I have all those mods set to 0. That way they don’t jump from being higher values from the previous pattern. Replace 0 with 64 for parameters you want bipolar control over.
I’m completely brain dead when it comes to scripting. What cool things can you do with Lua? What could this addition add? I’m really sold on the looping so might order one tomorrow .
I’ve had a read through the Lua scripting doc.
At the end is an example “Yamaha TX81Z complete editor for OXI E16” which is pretty cool
Overall it looks like it can do most things you would hope/expect, respond to any changes on the device and send out whichever message you like, I’m not clear if it can listen to general messages from midi in (e.g. program changes or cc messages sent from other controllers) and respond to those, which would be cool. Currently I have a script running on a raspberry pi and it would be nice not to have to use that anymore
I have a setup where MIDI notes (=drum triggers) plus tempo from my Stolperbeats go into the E16, and from there to my Syntakt. This works fine for say an hour, but then the tempo is no longer tight, and some notes are out of sync. Only remedy then is to restart the E16. This is really a bug problem in a live situation of course. Perhaps there is some kind of memory leak? I tested by unplugging the midi from the E16 and connecting the Stolperbeats to the Syntakt directly, all while still running. The sync problem was gone immediately, and returned as soon as I connected the m idi to the E16 again. Anybody else seen something like this?
