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Bug Description:
In octave-per-channel mode with any portamento, it seems as though the last played note when all notes are off is always treated as if it were on channel 1 (or 0 depending on how you count), so if you set a long portamento time and play separated notes on channel 3, say, you'll hear the pitch rise up slowly from way down in the bass.
Reproduction Steps:
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Set init sine, set portamento to some long time like 1 to 4 seconds, apply tuning at MIDI input, use channel for octave shift. This seems to happen even in poly mode, as well as mono, mono st, mono fp.
Play note 0 on channel 3 a few times.
Expected: Hear only the pitch that note 0 on channel 3 makes, or possibly a slide from some other pitch initially, but thereafter only that note.
Actual: Each new note slides up from the pitch of note 0 a couple octaves below.
If you switch between different notes, you'll notice that it starts on the octave equivalent of the last played note, but in the wrong octave.
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Bug Description:
In octave-per-channel mode with any portamento, it seems as though the last played note when all notes are off is always treated as if it were on channel 1 (or 0 depending on how you count), so if you set a long portamento time and play separated notes on channel 3, say, you'll hear the pitch rise up slowly from way down in the bass.
Surge Version
main e5d4b4c
Reproduction Steps:
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Set init sine, set portamento to some long time like 1 to 4 seconds, apply tuning at MIDI input, use channel for octave shift. This seems to happen even in poly mode, as well as mono, mono st, mono fp.
Play note 0 on channel 3 a few times.
Expected: Hear only the pitch that note 0 on channel 3 makes, or possibly a slide from some other pitch initially, but thereafter only that note.
Actual: Each new note slides up from the pitch of note 0 a couple octaves below.
If you switch between different notes, you'll notice that it starts on the octave equivalent of the last played note, but in the wrong octave.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: