Actually long notes are played short

[Michaelgrig]

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15tp7iwx5skUPdD1Dzn3V6xPkTWNWOP7u?usp=sharing Can somebdy explain how to fix it?

[reginaldStjohn]

You probably need to describe your question a bit more. Also, including your system specs and what you have tried. Screen shots, audio and video clips all can be helpful.

I know you included your project file but I cannot try it right now

Edited March 29, 2022 by reginaldStjohn

[John Vere]

It was a video. But hard to see details like what Piano synth did you use. Does it do that if you use a different VST? 

 

[David Baay]

Change the track input to the specific port and channel your keyboard is on.

[Michaelgrig]

13 hours ago, David Baay said:

Change the track input to the specific port and channel your keyboard is on.

it kinda worked but idk why?

thanks

 

[Michaelgrig]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nqbgiDQ2OY6KndQHaT3LcsLcNRpbpT6K/view?usp=sharing wtf look at that, apparently I recorded three separate midi notes even though I only played them once and then the first note played which was short for some reason

[David Baay]

You have MIDI being passed Thru  a soft synth or by some hardware path back to the track input when it's accepting everything  and new Note Ons are cutting off sounding notes (some synths would use a new 'voice' to play the duplicate note but some cannot), You might need to  disable MIDI Out from the soft synth and/or check for some hardware MIDI loopback since the input was set to "All External Inputs". In any case it's always a best practice to set the track input specifically to the port and channel that you want to record/echo to avoid problems like this.

 

 

Edited March 31, 2022 by David Baay