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laserbeak43
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Midi ox lagging? do i need to filter something?
« on: Sep 22nd, 2005, 11:48am » |
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hi i have a problem with midi ox
im using note on messages to be translated to ccs to send to my sequencer.
it works fine but after i send alot of messages it starts to lagg. i need to send alot of messages in my performances.
have included the midi output monitor log to show you you can look at it here
can i filter these messages out?
i also have some note on messges that send bank select program change messages too so im a bit afraid of using the main filter.
and the port router filters dont seem as complex.
any suggestions?
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i dont have anywebspace atm so i had to use yousendit.
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Re: Midi ox lagging? do i need to filter something
« Reply #1 on: Sep 24th, 2005, 3:46pm » |
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I took a quick look at your LOG. As it progresses, there are more and more notes being generated on the same tick (or near to the same tick). I suspect you have some type of MIDI loop in your routing, and I recommend that you review your routing to look for paths where notes output from MIDI-OX are being routed back to the input.
Things that can cause this include attaching a MIDI cable from a MIDI Thru (instead of MIDI Out) to a hardware MIDI In, and routing a MIDI Yoke Output port back to an input.
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