I wanted to use twice an instrument (Simple Drumkit) with different volume, so I made two instances of the instrument. But, when I change their volume, the second drumkit's (n°4) volume overwrite the first's one (n°1).
Here for instance (cf: screenshots below), I cannot hear Simple Drumkit n°1, because I set the volume of n°4 to zero. In addition if I put volume of n°1 to zero and volume of n°4 to max, I hear both while I should only hear n°4.
I've got the same issue when I set n°4 to SiON DK, but not when n°4 is Midi DK, nor when n°1 is SiON DK and n°4 is Simple DK. To be clearer, I summed up it all in the table below.
And I just found out that when I remove the 1st note of n°4 (at the very beggining), it changes what I hear (but it is still not what i should)...
Instrument 1
Instrument 4
Volume 1
Volume 4
What I should hear
What I hear
Simple DK
Simple DK / SiON DK
max
0
n°1
First note of both, then nothing
Simple DK
Simple DK / SiON DK
0
max
n°4
Both
SiON DK
Simple DK
max
0
n°1
n°1 (except if I remove n°4's first note then I hear nothing)
SiON DK
Simple DK
0
max
n°4
n°4 (except if I remove n°4's first note then I hear both)
BC version : macOS Catalina ("v3")
I wanted to use twice an instrument (Simple Drumkit) with different volume, so I made two instances of the instrument. But, when I change their volume, the second drumkit's (n°4) volume overwrite the first's one (n°1).
Here for instance (cf: screenshots below), I cannot hear Simple Drumkit n°1, because I set the volume of n°4 to zero. In addition if I put volume of n°1 to zero and volume of n°4 to max, I hear both while I should only hear n°4.
I've got the same issue when I set n°4 to SiON DK, but not when n°4 is Midi DK, nor when n°1 is SiON DK and n°4 is Simple DK. To be clearer, I summed up it all in the table below.
And I just found out that when I remove the 1st note of n°4 (at the very beggining), it changes what I hear (but it is still not what i should)...
Am I being dumb or is it a real issue ?