Maybe I'm missing something, but there's no mention of anything like this in the manual. I was messing around to learn the sequencer, using Haumea Twilight Pad as a base. Whenever I enter sequences from the MTK in edit mode, each note I press appears as
two notes in the sequence. This is independent of which sequence I'm editing. The only way I've found to fix things is to step through the sequence again and manually delete the second note of each pair. I can't imagine that this is intended behavior. I believe I'm running the latest version of
Elka-X, v84, I think. It's updated itself a couple of times recently, anyway. My machine is an
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor running at
3.59GHz, with
64GB main memory. OS is
Windows 10 Pro 21H1.
On a slightly different tack, the sequencer appears to be sensitive to what step you left each sequence in when you stopped editing. If you don't manually reset each sequence to the beginning, they play out of synch. Again, maybe I'm missing something, or maybe this is the way it's supposed to behave, but, again, I don't see anything like this mentioned in the Fine Manuel.
Reid
