Greetings fellow tribesmen ^^ i own a behringerxr18 for about 7months and now when its on for a while, the fader turns to fly un and down . Mostly around the 13-16&aux channel as well as the bus sends . Has anyone had this experience?? Thanks ahead for your concern 

Hello, I recently purchaed an X Touch One, and according to the instructions, I should be able to use a standard midi sustain pedal as a record-toggle footswitch with Logic Pro X. However, when I plug a pedal into the jack on the back of the unit and press the footswitch, the unit seems to get confused. It gets stuck in a glitchy recording loop inside Logic Pro, and the lights on the X Touch One go all haywire. The only remedy is to power off the unit and unplug the footswitch.

I've tried using two different footswtiches, both standard 1/4" midi sustain pedals, and the unit exhibits the same behavoir, no matter which one is connected. Please note, I'm running the X Touch One firmware to the latest version (v.1.08) and using the X Touch One in the Logic configuration.

Am I missing something? Is there anything specific I need to do inside Logic to properly set up the unit so it recognizes the record-toggle command doesn't get confused? Or do I have a defective unit.

Thanks,

Dan B.

Hi,

I've made a patch where the OSC2 level is controlled by the note number in the mod matrix, so that the level increases the further down the keyboard you play. This works fine for single notes, but if I play a sustained high note and then hit a low note, the OSC2 level increases for the high note as well. Is this a bug or a feature? It seems like a bug to me. Can anyone else confirm this?

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a default program
2. Assign Note num to OSC2 Lvl in the Mod matrix, set Depth to -128 (repeat this step for a more pronounced effect.)
3. Play a high note, like C6, and sustain it.
4. Briefly hit a low note, like C3, and listen for the OSC2 on the high note.

I've attached an audio example

Hi,

I've noticed that the decay does not behave as expected when setting the decay curve to +50% (255). At the end of the decay period there is an extra hump right before the envelope enters the sustain phase. Can someone else confirm this? Is it a bug or is it just my DeepMind 12 that is acting up?

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a default program
2. Set VCA sustain to 0
3. Set VCA decay curve to 50% (255)
4. Play a note and let it decay fully.

I've attached an audio example.