During some collaboration with MusE user oscillator I disovered the reason for an issue I noted earlier on.
Basically, when Latency correction is enabled midi notes that are player back to back will (sometimes it seems) not always sound correctly.
A melodyline where the same note was played over an over the new note starting on the same beat as the first one stopped will sometimes only make a very short sound like it is playing but then immediately silenced.
So my thought was that the noteoff might not be sorted correctly so it is played after the noteon.
An additional little discovery is that it seems to work correctly when I use RtAudio as backend instead of jack. No idea if that makes any sense.
Anyway, I know there are some issues with Latency correction, maybe this is related.
During some collaboration with MusE user oscillator I disovered the reason for an issue I noted earlier on.
Basically, when Latency correction is enabled midi notes that are player back to back will (sometimes it seems) not always sound correctly.
A melodyline where the same note was played over an over the new note starting on the same beat as the first one stopped will sometimes only make a very short sound like it is playing but then immediately silenced.
So my thought was that the noteoff might not be sorted correctly so it is played after the noteon.
An additional little discovery is that it seems to work correctly when I use RtAudio as backend instead of jack. No idea if that makes any sense.
Anyway, I know there are some issues with Latency correction, maybe this is related.