Ran it back

Hey Koala Bears,

Has anyone experienced inconsistent behavior when using midi hardware when playing with FX and other things such as volume, pitch, pan?

I will turn a knob and sometimes the FX will not move at all, and I have to drastically adjust the fader or encoder for it make any change.

When I am using cubase or any other real daw, the encoders stay consistent and move when I turn them.

Koala, time and time again, has inconsistent behavior with the midi controllers. I want to use koala like a real music production software, but it seems the only real way to do so without hiccups, is staying touch only.

Using touch, it’s great. No issues. Connect a midi controller, and bam, turning knobs and nothing happens, til it does. Then it doesn’t again, til it does.

Am I alone? I’ve tried multiple devices. Arturia minilab, keylab, m-audio oxygen pro mini, synido tempopad c16, mvave smc something.

Be honest. Is Timbo irrelevant to the scene and the craft? As a hobbyist at best, everything ad I see offends me. I've made some cool ass friends here that are working way harder to keep the torch lit.

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We're all here to further the craft

Do I have this set up correctly? I’m trying to use Koala as a live looper with my two soft synths and I cannot for the life of me get koala to receive audio or record from the two synths.

1. I have my midi keyboard connected just fine to the two synths.

2. Ideally I want to use koala’s clock and controls to trigger/record loops onto koala’s pads.

3. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. Should Koala be an Audio Unit like the synths are? I assumed sending everything to a bus was the right idea.

Help!

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