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Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Nov 8th, '16, 15:39
by halides
Go through the lists, if you can't see your bug, post it here with instructions on how to replicate and I'll add it to the list.

If you can, please try things in "Plausible bugs" list and post results if you can replicate the bugs!


Known bugs:
- Pattern edit multi-push doesn't work
- Roll not synced to external MIDI clock/doesn't work at all? (test also with DIN sync)


Plausible bugs:
- In expander mode midi clock is sent from Trig 2 (reported with DIN sync also) (T2 no output in MIDI sync?)
- Hard to replicate weird behaviour with mute (when going from track play back to pattern play?)
- It is possible to switch from pattern play (midi) to pattern edit while playing, but when pressing stop on the external clock source, you have to switch the yocto back to pattern play, otherwise it won't start.

Re: Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Nov 9th, '16, 08:12
by rv0
- It is possible to switch from pattern play (midi) to pattern edit while playing, but when pressing stop on the external clock source, you have to switch the yocto back to pattern play, otherwise it won't start.

Re: Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Nov 9th, '16, 08:52
by halides
rv0 wrote:- It is possible to switch from pattern play (midi) to pattern edit while playing, but when pressing stop on the external clock source, you have to switch the yocto back to pattern play, otherwise it won't start.
Thanks, added. There are lots of other weird things with external clock/start/stop also :-)

Re: Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Nov 9th, '16, 19:04
by BastienL
Roll function doesn't work when the Yocto is in Pattern MIDI

Re: Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Nov 9th, '16, 19:07
by halides
BastienL wrote:Roll function doesn't work when the Yocto is in Pattern MIDI
Added, do you mean it's not synced to MIDI clock? I have also noticed this.

Re: Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Nov 15th, '16, 04:07
by BastienL
halides wrote:Added, do you mean it's not synced to MIDI clock? I have also noticed this.
No, while in MIDI Sync mode, when I enter into roll mode and press a step, there's no roll at all. Mute works fine though.

Re: Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Nov 15th, '16, 14:16
by halides
BastienL wrote:
halides wrote:Added, do you mean it's not synced to MIDI clock? I have also noticed this.
No, while in MIDI Sync mode, when I enter into roll mode and press a step, there's no roll at all. Mute works fine though.
Ok, I'll test it thoroughly.

Thanks,
.p

Re: Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Nov 29th, '16, 17:17
by truman_k@yahoo.com
Plausible bugs:
I tried to use Yocto to trigger two drum eurorack modules, the results as follows:
1) In Midi mode, the Trig2 (T2) cannot play back any recorded nodes. T1 has no problem.
2) In Edit mode or Play mode, both T1, T2 work fine, no problem.

Re: Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Nov 29th, '16, 19:26
by halides
truman_k@yahoo.com wrote:Plausible bugs:
I tried to use Yocto to trigger two drum eurorack modules, the results as follows:
1) In Midi mode, the Trig2 (T2) cannot play back any recorded nodes. T1 has no problem.
2) In Edit mode or Play mode, both T1, T2 work fine, no problem.
Yeah, Trig2 does funky stuff with MIDI. I looked at the code but didn't notice anything funny, will start tests soon. Will add a note to list.

Re: Official Yocto BUGS list

Posted: Dec 2nd, '16, 18:16
by antto
i'm pretty sure the yocto sequencer (at least in my version, which i haven't updated myself) has sync issues when slaved (be it by midi or dinsync)
it works fine when it's master, but when i slave it to my x0xb0x via dinsync or midi - it fails to start on the right clock (iirc it runs late)
FYI: my x0xb0x itself is a decent master clock, slaving a korg ES-1 with it via midi is solid, and also roland dinsync devices have been reported to play well with it via dinsync

another way to test this is, if you have two yoctos - sync them up in master/slave configuration and the "slave" will show the issues i'm talking about

EDIT: some useful info:
to actually test if the yocto has clock-related issues, slave it to another device, make them both play some percussive sounds with sharp attack
measure the latency between them or even just hear it, then drop the master tempo down, very very low - does the latency grow?
then bring the master tempo back up - does the latency get smaller?
if yes - then the issue is confirmed (assuming you are driving the yocto with a machine with decent sync implementation)