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#25515 - 01/02/01 12:37 PM
Re: The JV2080, JV1080, XP50, XP60 & XP80 Bug - Here's how to correct MIDI timing.
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Registered: 01/01/01
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I hate to rain on your parade, but my XP60 does not exhibit this anomaly, i.e., it does not double any controller data on any channel or track (including aftertouch), nor have I ever experienced timing glitches or problems, and many of my sequences are nothing if not dense. Sorry.
Yes, I'm familiar with the sequencer, microscope mode, etc.; I've been using these sequencers since 1993 (also have a JV1000). I can't get my XP60 to duplicate the controller doubling.
I'm certainly not saying your units don't act the way you describe; I'm just saying mine have not exhibited any of these problems (I also had the XP50 before the XP60).
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#25517 - 01/02/01 01:46 PM
Re: The JV2080, JV1080, XP50, XP60 & XP80 Bug - Here's how to correct MIDI timing.
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Registered: 01/01/01
Posts: 217
Loc: usa
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"Are you sure you're checking this right?"
Well, I know I've never had timing problems, so that's not a matter of checking. I do stagger some events by 1, 2, 3, etc. ticks/clocks if a passage is particularly dense, but I've never done it because I've been prompted by timing delays. I just do it; always have (even on the JV1000, which has some massively dense sequences).
As for the controller doubling, I just went in and recorded about six measures on track one, channel one, just random doodling, pressing down for aftertouch, using pitchbend and modulation, leaning into aftertouch again to get plenty of events. Checked in the microscope: nothing but channel 1 data, everything I had played; nothing from channel 16.
"Maybe this is a US problem only?"
I'm in the US.
So now what? That's why I said that this thread has always puzzled me.
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