Some of the notes are hanging, some are lost, some are played wrong.įrom what you've said, it sounds like you are getting spurious or wrong/mis-handled MIDI signals. I should add, that the softsynth (which hums) does (often) not respond properly to the midi-signals of the EWI any more. ) or a problem of Sonar X1 (64bit, Win7)? I think, I did not change anything important in my Sonar-system within month (and it worked without problem). Do you know, if it is a problem of the softsynths (Kontakt, Absynth, Reaktor, Swam Engine Mr. It is a problem with the midi tracks (or the EWI-midi-function), I guess. If I use the audio-output of a keyboard (for exemple), there is no problem. In the case that happens, several softsynth-tracks are humming furthermore. One other thing: If I change a softsynth-track and give midi-input, you sometimes (not always) hear several softsynths very loud (only at the first midi-signal).

With the breath-midi-signals, everything is okay. I deleted some synths (for exemple Reaktor) and started them anew (without success). Sometimes, some humming stops, if I give midi-inputs in the softsynth-tracks concerned. It is like a humming orchestra, nerve-racking (if I do not 'mute' the tracks concerned). Sometimes, the humming occurs not only in the used track, also other tracks are 'activated to hum'. It sounds like a long sustained sound of the synth which does not stop. When using a midi controller (breath controller), there was - after a certain time - a humming in the track of the used softsynth. Hello! It is only a few days ago, suddenly a problem occured. Softsynths are humming when using a midi controller

Setting swam engine to a midi keyboard