Ignacio Calvo Martínez

On 11/3/2020 at 8:45 AM, Promidi said:

Just to confirm, do you have Preferences | Project | MIDI > "MIDI Event Chase on Play" and "Include Note Events" both selected.

Also, to confirm , are you on 2020.10 build 75

Also, in your "sustain" articulation map, do you have it set to the correct MIDI channel.  If the MIDI track's MIDI channel is set then setting the articulation map's MIDI channel to "Follow" causes the articulation map's MIDI channel to follow your MIDI track's channel setting?

While the bakers are still working out some niggles, I have found with EA3 that for the events to be sent, the "transpose" needs to be ticked and the "chase mode" need to be set to "Full" or "Note". 

Unfortunately, with this EA3, setting "Chase Mode" to "full" reverts that setting to the following when the project is saved:

If an articulation map's "transpose" is ticked, the articulation map's reverts to "Note"
If an articulation map's "transpose" is unticked, the articulation map's reverts to "CC"

I have found the MIDI event get sent (and in the correct order with "transpose"  ticked and "chase mode"  set to "Note".

I've confirmed everything and I tried every combination you mention, to no avail. I will add that I am working on a MIDI track that is routed to the Kontakt instance (it's not a Simple Instrument track).

First of all THANK YOU for implementing Articulation Maps, it's a huge step forward for this DAW.

Suggestions:

• F2 to rename things in Articulation Map Editor.
• When playing back, it doesn't seem to generate the MIDI events for the current expressions at the playback cursor. I guess this is the "Chase" function.  E.g. see the attached image. It is a keyswitch articulation map. When I play at that point after stopping at the "Staccato" section, I get a staccato note, not a sustain note. I tried both "CCs" and "Note". 

4 hours ago, User 905133 said:

Like this?

 

Thank you mate, I did a couple of searches and couldn't find the issue. I saw you can workaround it but I think it should be fixed nonetheless, this is the only DAW I've seen with this behavior so it's clear that Kontakt is not the culprit here.

I have a Kontakt instance with 12 instruments loaded on it. I've generated (in Kontakt) a corresponding stereo output for each one. When try to select the one of those outputs as an input for an audio track in Cakewalk, this is what I get:

Notice that it correctly shows the Left/Right/Stereo outputs for each Kontakt output, but only up to the fifth one. Before the check in the screenshot you can see how the problem starts: The Piccolo Left is not followed by the Piccolo Right but Contrabassoon Right (but this output is actually the one of the Piccolo Right), and the next stereo output (the one that is checked in the image), logically corresponds with Piccolo Stereo.

It seems to happen always at the sixth instrument. Here is another example, a Kontakt instance where I loaded 6 percussion instruments, notice the same thing happens: