> Hello, > > I'm trying to use JSynthLib with an A6 and I'm having problems. > Please see the email below. I fixed the problem by switching Midi > ports, from 2 to 1. What I can't figure out is, why this would fix > the problem. I've never noticed any other problems using this > synth on this midi port with logic (mostly just note messages). Is > there anything in the code which would cause a problem with one > port and not another? Any ideas? > > Also, does anyone here use the FS1r drivers? I'm trying to use > them and finding what I think are a lot of errors, and I'm > wondering if maybe I'm missing something. > > Thanks - Andrew > > > > Begin forwarded message: > > >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Date: November 27, 2007 3:15:53 PM CST >> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: Bug question w Andromeda A6 >> >> To be able to post to this list, please subscribe to it first. >> >> >> From: Andrew Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Date: November 27, 2007 3:15:43 PM CST >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Bug question w Andromeda A6 >> >> >> Hello all, >> >> Here's my system info: >> >> MacBook Pro OS 10.4.11, >> JSynthLib version 0.20 >> Java Release 5 for 10.4 >> Mandolane Midi provider (CAProvider didn't work at all) >> >> When I try and get patches from my Andromeda (both bank and >> single), the "Receiving Sysex" message appears on the dialog, and >> the A6 shows that it is sending the patch, but JSynthLib never >> responds or receives them. The dialog just sits there with the >> message and I have to cancel. >> >> I used a Midi monitor to verify that the A6 was actually sending >> the sysex, and it was. Then I downloaded the source and ran >> JSynthLib in eclipse, and I saw a bunch of errors from Mandolane, >> saying, "MIDI Input Lost." So I emailed Mandolane and asked them >> about the errors and they told me that happens when the internal >> buffer is filled and there are still messages coming in. So it >> sounds like JSynthLib is not getting the sysex messages from >> Mandolane or not clearing the buffer. >> >> Any ideas? >> >> Thanks - Andrew >> >> >> >>
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