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Hardware Instruments => MiniFreak => MiniFreak - Technical Issues => Topic started by: kevina on May 05, 2023, 10:32:27 pm

Title: How to work with MiniFreak and MiniFreak V together and local control
Post by: kevina on May 05, 2023, 10:32:27 pm

I think this is a newbie question about local control settings, but I'm still confused on reading the manuals.

I'm going through the video tutorial on programming a sequence in step mode. When I do this with just the hardware connected to speakers it works as expected: I program C, D, E and get C, D, E as the sequence. If I have the hardware connected to my mac running Minifreak V, I get repeated notes, like CDE, CDECDE, CDECDECDE or something like that as the first 3 steps.. as though the sequence is happening twice, once from HW and once from SW.

I've tried all combinations of MIDI local off/on in both the hardware and software settings, but can't find a solution.

Can someone explain what I'm missing, or point me to where I can learn more about this? I'm not trying to do anything specific... just learning the basic features, and I like having the software up so that I can see the visuals.

Title: Re: How to work with MiniFreak and MiniFreak V together and local control
Post by: olimpomarcelo on May 06, 2023, 06:16:49 am

Hello, I asked about this feature to the arturia support and they answered me. Do the same, I'm sure they will explain this to you, the tech support is very good.

Title: Re: How to work with MiniFreak and MiniFreak V together and local control
Post by: kevina on May 06, 2023, 06:02:30 pm

Thank you!

Title: Re: How to work with MiniFreak and MiniFreak V together and local control
Post by: kevina on May 23, 2023, 07:01:11 pm

I've been back and forth with support several times and so far none of their suggestions (basically resetting and reinstalling things) has changed the behavior.

I feel like I'm just not understanding something about MIDI settings and how to work with MF and MF V linked together. If anyone has pointers to tutorials on these topics I'd appreciate it.