I tried BlueX7, but the polyphony is weird. It looks like with every new note
the old ones are still present a few times. What's wrong here?

Also, changing the parameters in live mode does not do anything...

Richard

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Hi Richard,

I apologize I just saw this in my email backlog.  BlueX7 was written a
long time ago before automation was ever in blue, and it has some
issues in its design as it is.  I had marked it deprecated in the
manual and we had some discussions here on the list regarding ways to
improve it.  I still have those emails and notes on a redesign and am
just trying to get through a number of other projects to get to it.
For now, I would recommend not using BlueX7.

Thanks,
steven


On Mon, Oct 17, 2011 at 8:57 PM, zappfinger  wrote:
> I tried BlueX7, but the polyphony is weird. It looks like with every new note
> the old ones are still present a few times. What's wrong here?
>
> Also, changing the parameters in live mode does not do anything...
>
> Richard
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