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The SysEx streams sent by the Core (regardless if STM32 or LPC17) get stucked after ca. when I'm using MIDI-Ox and sending some MIDI events to trigger SysEx messages. I also checked the SysEx issue with some new debugging methods, but without success: it's clearly a legacy driver issue.Į.g. Since USB device name changes are permanent and won't be overwritten by bootloader updates, this issue was really hard to find ) I was able to reproduce the "error 10" issue after a lot of trials - the error simply happens if the USB device name hasn't been customized, Win7 doesn't like empty names. I have no clue if this Fix works only specific for my PC but this might be a hint for others with similar problems. Which had to be solved by typing "help" in the command line severeal times to get the core to respond again when using the generic windows driver :twitch: now it works again and even the query function can now be called unlimited times without getting stuck Then i started MIOS studio which now displayed ports a,b,c,d where i chose a for midi in and outĥ. Korg package as driver file and then choosing "KORG MIDI Device" as deviceĤ. Then i started the device manager and manually changed the driver for my midibox by choosing the "KORGUM64.INF" file from the Installation folder of the I installed the package (to have access to the files)ģ. What did the Job for me was the following: When connecting my SEQ via USB for SW upload my PC displayed in the device manager that the device is not working propperly (error code 10)Īnd as a result I could no longer select my box in MIOS Studio.Īll de and reinstallisation and change of the USB ports had no succes. There is no way around this.Just wanted to report how I solved the problem that my Win7 64itb PC suddenly did no longer recognize my MIDIbox SEQ (stm32) propperly: Program changes cause stuttering in all Motif series synth because they use ROM waveform compression (the synth stops playback while it decompresses the waveforms into RAM).

Some games send program change messages during playback instead of using more MIDI channels.

If you did, repeat the procedures in step 5 and restart the game.

You can switch out of mixing mode but do not switch between song, pattern, voice, performace or master modes during play or the GM mixing setup will be lost.

Press ENTER/EXECUTE and confirm with YES.

Also make sure all Part toggles are enabled for initializing.

Move the cursor to 'GM', enable GM initialization by pressing YES.

Press JOB, and you should see the 'Initialize Current Mix' screen.

It's your choice and makes no difference.

You'll need to do this after every mode change but not every time you start DOSBox, if you haven't changed the synthesizer's mode between sessions. Before playing you need to initialize the synth to General MIDI.