ACE double-trigger weirdness

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Hi. I've been noticing dropped notes in legato mode with ACE all of a sudden, and tracked it down to this: In legato mode, if you're holding a note, and next you hit two keys at exactly the same time, the sound instantly cuts out, regardless of any envelope settings.

I'm pretty sure this isn't typical ACE behaviour and probably a bug?

It doesn't happen in DIVA.
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I get that with the AUi in Reaper on OS X 10.9.2, but with the VSTi it doesn't just cut out, it crashes the host. Using build 2242.

Doesn't happen in Zebra, also build 2242.

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~Pd~ wrote:I get that with the AUi in Reaper on OS X 10.9.2, but with the VSTi it doesn't just cut out, it crashes the host. Using build 2242.

Doesn't happen in Zebra, also build 2242.
Ugh… do you have a crash.log for us - support at u-he dot com ?

I was about to post new builds, but I'd rather investigate this beforehand.

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OK, I sent the crash log. Sorry to be the bearer of bad tidings! :(

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~Pd~ wrote:OK, I sent the crash log. Sorry to be the bearer of bad tidings! :(
No worries, we'll find it, and better fixed sooner than later 8)

The crash log helped to get an idea of what's going wrong. I'll try to reproduce the behavior over the next few days.

Thanks,

- Urs

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Consider it fixed with next revision 8)

- Urs

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Sendy wrote:Hi. I've been noticing dropped notes in legato mode with ACE all of a sudden, and tracked it down to this: In legato mode, if you're holding a note, and next you hit two keys at exactly the same time, the sound instantly cuts out, regardless of any envelope settings.

I'm pretty sure this isn't typical ACE behaviour and probably a bug?

It doesn't happen in DIVA.

I have noticed this too but I thought it was user error.
Just started using ACE and figured it was a programming/settings snafu doing it..

Thanks Urs.

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