I've had that problem for quite a while now...
Sometimes, when I have a Korg MS20 (or any other vst from the Korg Legacy Collection) when I'm playing a clip on that ms20, and then launch another clip on that same ms20, but with a program change, the first note is mute. It's quite annoying, since I have a track where I whange 6 times the program. The track consist of 2 MS20 racked, playing at the same time.
Any idea/solution ?
Korg MS20 VST skipping the first note on Program Change
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Re: Korg MS20 VST skipping the first note on Program Change
Yeah I haven't done that in a while but I never could get reliable program changes using automation within clips. It would work for the most part, but not perfectly. I ended up using a separate track for each sound.
One workaround I used was triggering the program changes with a secondary MIDI track.
A second workaround would be taking the first note of each clip and slightly pushing it to the right to delay it (just a few milliseconds). Of course turn off the grid before you do this.
Rich
One workaround I used was triggering the program changes with a secondary MIDI track.
A second workaround would be taking the first note of each clip and slightly pushing it to the right to delay it (just a few milliseconds). Of course turn off the grid before you do this.
Rich
Re: Korg MS20 VST skipping the first note on Program Change
I think I'm going to delay the clip start and compensate with the track delay...savyurrecords wrote:Yeah I haven't done that in a while but I never could get reliable program changes using automation within clips. It would work for the most part, but not perfectly. I ended up using a separate track for each sound.
One workaround I used was triggering the program changes with a secondary MIDI track.
A second workaround would be taking the first note of each clip and slightly pushing it to the right to delay it (just a few milliseconds). Of course turn off the grid before you do this.
Rich