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General Discussion / Re: Staves do not always get assigned to stereo channels properly.

2020-01-31 02:58 pm

Hi All,
I'm so stupid! The problem was a short in my jack plug. Doh!
Thanks for all your good advice.
Peter.

General Discussion / Re: Staves do not always get assigned to stereo channels properly.

2020-01-26 01:40 pm

Yes, could be a problem with the synth/midi/sound card, but why might it happen on different computers?

General Discussion / Re: Staves do not always get assigned to stereo channels properly.

2020-01-22 11:04 am

I wondered if the fault lies in my sound card/midi set up, but I got a new computer in Oct 2019 and the problem still happens. Maybe there is some midi output setting in NWC that I need to amend? BTW, I appreciate you all replying. Thanks!

General Discussion / Re: Staves do not always get assigned to stereo channels properly.

2020-01-21 09:58 am

Thanks for reply.
I always set up each stave on a different midi channel (missing out 10, the percussion channel, obs), but I still sometimes get the midi channel appearing on the wrong stereo side! Very strange!

General Discussion / Staves do not always get assigned to stereo channels properly.

2020-01-21 09:41 am

For many years I've made teach tracks for various vocal harmony groups. I set them up so that the part to be learnt is on one stereo channel (stereo balance = 127), with all other parts on the other stereo channel (stereo balance = 0). Sometimes I have 10 or more staves. Often, when using many staves, the parts that should be wholly at stereo balance = 0 can be heard on the other stereo channel. Sometimes fiddling around with the stave to midi channel assignment will clear it up, but this often takes ages, and it is a bit frustrating.
Can anyone help me sort out this m, please?