Geeze I need to learn more about the MIDI protocol. I narrowed it down to a specific MIDI message FL Studio is sending: This is why everything sounded like C10, because I was sending notes in the C4 to C6 range, which the Pro 2 was just treating as a C10. C0 from FL Studio MIDI will play as a C7 on the Pro 2. Whatever the problem is, I figured out that MIDI out from FL Studio plays 7 octaves higher on Osc 1, and at the expected octave on Osc 2- 4. So it's definitely something related to the way that FL Studio is sending MIDI to the Pro 2, the Pro 2 will always play Osc 1 as a C10. Tested this further by controlling the Pro 2 directly through another MIDI keyboard, through the MX-8, without going through FL Studio. In fact, what I think I'm realizing is this problems is making Osc 1 always play a C10 regardless of what MIDI is sending to it.Ĭould this be a bug in the latest firmware?
Mx 8 midi patchbay mod#
Increase the level of Osc 2 to more than 0Īdjust Osc 1 pitch, shape, and shape mod affects the high pitched sound.This problem seems to be related only to Osc 1. My config is set to:Ĭomputer (FL Studio) is input/output 1, and Pro 2 is input/output 5ĭid some more debugging. I'm using a Digital Music Corp MX-8 MIDI patch bay.
If I record in some MIDI, then play it back, if I change the patch while it's playing the bell sound goes away, but as soon as I stop playback the bell sound returns on every note.įorgot to mention: Firmware version 1.4.01 Tested this with multiple patches to confirm it wasn't just that one. I also noticed that the volume gets a lot louder once FL Studio is talking MIDI out to the Pro 2. Bell sound is gone.Īll other MIDI devices are off (I checked this first thinking I was hearing something else)
Suddenly there is a high pitched bell like sound on every key press.
I've been puzzling over this one this afternoon a bit and wondering if anyone has any ideas:
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