Ive got a higher serial number 16 voice (587). I'd like to attempt to reproduce this so pardon my ignorance in my next question.
Can you cats SPECIFICALLY state what you are doing and/or how to exactly reproduce?
Is this from an init patch or is this with any patch using a pulse?
And this "concern" should occur every 16th played note yes?
To be honest I think I'd already been very specific!!!
I've explained it clearly in my previous post and then did a video too!
How much more specific do you want? lol
Anyway, as demonstrated in the video... I started from a new Basic Program, selected just oscillator 1 (Osc mix knob hard left) and (in my case at least) the issue occurs as demonstrated with only the keys only in the lower octaves affected.
Basically for the keys effected this what happens...
With a triangle shape selected on the oscillator, the 16th press will always sound a louder sawtooth kind of sound.
With a Pulse selected on the oscillator and put in square wave (50% shape mod), the 16th note played will always either play a sawtooth or not sound at all.
I must stress this issue occurs EVERY 16th note for me, regardless of what 15 keys were played before.
You do not have to play the same note 16 times for it to occur, I only play the same note 16 times in the video to clearly illustrate the pattern.
For example if I played 15 notes in the higher octave and then played a 16th note in the 'effected zone' in the lower octave, the same wrong sound/no sound fault would occur.
So this is a problem that actually manifest itself in 'real world' playing too.
Obviously the likelihood of playing the same note 16 times in a row in a song are quite slim and if this was what you had to do for the issue to occur, then I'd probably not be bothered about it.
However the 16th note is ALWAYS affected if it's an effected note, regardless of where the 15 notes preceding it were played if you understand and that's why it's a problem.
That's my issues in a nutshell, other users experiencing issues may have slightly different symptoms.
I'll upload another video later to further clarify what I mean.