@gdirubbo8
Had bother with this tonight too but I got it working eventually.
For me it was the sequence length, I was trying to lay down a 64 step sequence but when I played it back it just sounded like lots of notes all playing at once, very frustrating.
It seems that even though I was setting the sequence length to 64 steps holding the record button and pressing the Channel 16 button 4 times to give me the 64 steps, for some reason it kept only giving me 1 step or 4 steps or 9 steps. I eventually found this out by using the Recall From button in Midi Control Center to recall the sequences, and even though I had set 64 steps, when the sequence was recalled it would be a 4 step sequence with all the notes crammed into the 4 steps, I still have no idea why this is happening, somtimes it would be a 9 step sequence, with all the notes again crammed into 9 steps this time, so I was effectively playing a 64 step sequence over 4 or 9 steps so all the notes were overlapping, by this time I'm pulling my hair out, I even set the 64 steps in Midi Control Center in my Working Project and sent it back to the keystep but the same thing kept happening.
I need to get to the bottom of this but in the meantime this is what worked for me.
I done this with the sequencer stopped.
1. Press Record once and let it go
2. Now Press and hold Record and press your steps (for me I pressed midi channel 16 four times to give me my 64 steps) this now gave me a 64 step sequence full of empty steps.
3. Record your sequence, I done it real time and what do you know, It bloody worked this time.
Also just had a thought, what is your timing division set at?
If your playing your sequence at 1/16th notes I think you need to record it set to 1/16th notes too although not entirely sure about this as I record eveything in 1/16 notes lol
Sorry for the long post, I'm no expert at this, this is just what I have found out tonight after hours of trying to get this work, hope it's of some help.