Same here (?)
After record swam flute, playback as expected.
After close and reopen DAW and reload any recorded swam flute tracks, play back ignores the first note.
I think, the swam vsti is reinitialized and is awaiting to detect a controller. Therefore, the first recorded note (combined normally with any expression or breath cc events) are the first "signal" for the swam vsti to map the detected controller.
Currently, I am looking for a solid solution (try and error).
If I add manually one cc xpression or breath event with a value other than 0, the controller initialisation process is done - but just every 2nd, 3rd or 4rth time. Mostly I have to restart playback once or twice until swam vsti is ready to playback.
Would be great to know wich "midi note and cc event sequence" is required to trigger the initial controller recognition process for each instance of swam VSTIs.
Using Swam Woodwinds 2.9.0 with a breath controller and a keyboard in reaper, win 10 64 Bit
Same here (?)
After record swam flute, playback as expected.
After close and reopen DAW and reload any recorded swam flute tracks, play back ignores the first note.
I think, the swam vsti is reinitialized and is awaiting to detect a controller. Therefore, the first recorded note (combined normally with any expression or breath cc events) are the first "signal" for the swam vsti to map the detected controller.
Currently, I am looking for a solid solution (try and error).
If I add manually one cc xpression or breath event with a value other than 0, the controller initialisation process is done - but just every 2nd, 3rd or 4rth time. Mostly I have to restart playback once or twice until swam vsti is ready to playback.
Would be great to know wich "midi note and cc event sequence" is required to trigger the initial controller recognition process for each instance of swam VSTIs.
Using Swam Woodwinds 2.9.0 with a breath controller and a keyboard in reaper, win 10 64 Bit