From sgtpepper@rcsis.com Wed Oct 30 09:53:15 2002
Subject:Re: B4 stuck notes.

Ya gotta be careful with the order you turn things on. If I turn on my
A70 after the B4 program is up & running, I have to reboot the computer to
make things work. Apparently the A70 sends out some MIDI commands that
mess with the computer's head, and B4 stops responding to external MIDI
input. So I ALWAYS turn on the A70, then boot the computer.

---Steve

>
> do u turn the keyboard on before opening the b4?
> try turning it off after as the device with midi out should be turned on
> after...
> What processor and how many mb of ram are you using?
>
> Gero
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Ron Alexander" <ron@vgi.com>
> To: <CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 6:18 PM
> Subject: [CWSG] B4 stuck notes.
>
> >
> > I've been trying out the Native Instruments B4 on my HP
> laptop.  I have an > M-Audio Quattro as the sound and MIDI
> interface, and am driving it with a > Roland XP-50 as the keyboard
> and using my Voce V5 to control the drawbars. > It basically works
> fine, except that I'm often getting some stuck notes > playing and I
> can't get them to stop without exiting the B4 program and >
> restarting it.  The keyboard display doesn't show any notes
> depressed. > I've tried playing/releasing every note on the keyboard
> in order to get a > Note Off command sent for every note, but that
> doesn't stop the stuck > notes either.  There's no
> "Panic" function on the B4 that I can find.  Has >
> anyone else experienced this problem with the B4?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ron
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