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Re: EDP and Logic question



it may even be your midi interface on its own when logic connects

a work around may be to change the controler nb thats assigned to 
feedback to a nb that is not reset at boot

Claude



Daniel Hegarty a écrit :
> Thanks Claude,
> I should clarify, it's not happening when I open a project, it's actually
> only happening when I initially open Logic.
> 
> I tried the obvious options and it's still occurring.
> 
> Thanks
> D
> 
> 2008/12/17 Claude Voit <c.voit@vtx.ch>
> 
>> logic is sending some kind of reset  message "reset all controlers" 
>search
>> in the option should be a switch somewhere
>>
>> Claude
>> Daniel Hegarty a écrit :
>>
>>  Hey all,
>>> I'm experiencing something a little odd while controlling multiple EDPs
>>> via
>>> Logic.
>>>
>>> I'm using 4 EDPs simultaneously all factory reset. I'm not using any
>>> syncing
>>> just SUS commands to keep all the loops at precisely the same length.
>>>
>>> Obviously I switch EDPs on 1st to allow them to boot and then I open 
>the
>>> Logic file that has the MIDI parts to control them all. This is when my
>>> problem occurs. As soon as the file opens, a 0 appears on the displays 
>of
>>> all the EDPs, it appears that it is resetting the feedback value to 0. 
>So
>>> I
>>> then have to manually turn the feedback up and down on each unit before
>>> beginning to play. It's not the end of the world but it's just one more
>>> vital thing to remember!
>>>
>>> I'm wondering if there's either a way to stop it, or to include a MIDI
>>> command at the beginning of each track to reset the feedback to 127.
>>>
>>> Any help gratefully received.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Daniel
>>>
>>>
>