I have revived a large (for me) orchestral project that appeared to be completely corrupt as described here: Crashing problem solving - Q&A - Cakewalk Discuss | The Official Cakewalk by BandLab Forum and I am nearing the end of fine tuning and tweaking. One of the original problems was, it seemed, that my old keyboard was sending errant wheel signals causing some instruments to go out of tune. I have long disconnected that keyboard and not connected another. But I just noticed a wheel midi event on a channel where I have not added one, and I have no explanation for how it got there. Since I still have these random times when an instrument will go out of tune, I think this must be the cause, and I need to make sure they stop happening.
What can cause these wheel events when there is no keyboard attached, and in fact, I have not added nor intentionally used wheel events anywhere in this project?
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David Pollock
I have revived a large (for me) orchestral project that appeared to be completely corrupt as described here: Crashing problem solving - Q&A - Cakewalk Discuss | The Official Cakewalk by BandLab Forum and I am nearing the end of fine tuning and tweaking. One of the original problems was, it seemed, that my old keyboard was sending errant wheel signals causing some instruments to go out of tune. I have long disconnected that keyboard and not connected another. But I just noticed a wheel midi event on a channel where I have not added one, and I have no explanation for how it got there. Since I still have these random times when an instrument will go out of tune, I think this must be the cause, and I need to make sure they stop happening.
What can cause these wheel events when there is no keyboard attached, and in fact, I have not added nor intentionally used wheel events anywhere in this project?
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