Thanks Kurt,
I'll have a think about how to capture a stream that produces the host port data loss so it can be reproduced without the midi controller.
Cheers,
Richard
I just tried the simple example on a Teensy 4.0 and get the same result as with the T3.6, with missing note events if I simultaneously vary the modwheel touchpad rapidly on the minilab.
So perhaps it's not a...
p.s. if anyone else happens to have an Arturia Minilab II and is willing to try the above example code whilst playing notes and sweeping the modwheel slider it would be good to get verification of the problem.
Or if...
Thanks Mark,
I very much appreciate any and all suggestions, as I'd really like to have the option of connecting controllers to my synth without a computer. But this is a synth I'd like to make into a product so (for...
I have not been able to make the Arturia minilab II work reliably with midi via the USB host port, so it seems the T36 host lib as it stands cannot be used in midi products that would be released to the general public...
I found an older Novation REMOTE SL37 keyboard controller and like Pete's M-Audio keyboard it behaves just fine too.
Maybe the Arturia minilab II, being a newer controller, is expecting midi USB host devices to be...
I've now tried two Teensy 3.6 boards, one USB powered, and the other with an external 5V supply, and get the same missing note events in both cases when I change controllers fast enough.
And no matter how hard I try,...
Thanks Pete,
Yes that's the same function, sorry I missed that. But even if I comment everything out in that function I can lose note events if changing controls very quickly. I've experimented some more and can get...
I'm using the USBhost_t36 lib to connect the popular Arturia minilab mk II midi keyboard/controller to a synth I have developed for Teensy 3.6. Unfortunately note on and off events are lost when I play keys and move the...