This is just an anecdote since I haven’t been able to reproduce it reliably yet, but I’m posting it anyway in case someone has experienced this issue too.
I recently hooked up an external sequencer (OXI One) to the S6 and randomly hit a bunch of pads that triggered chord variations. The voices on the S6 soon went silent one by one and I had to reboot the synth to get them back.
After reboot, I did the same thing, and after a few seconds, the S6 went silent again.
I do not know exactly what MIDI messages the OXI was sending at the time. I used a midi monitor to find out but then couldn’t reproduce it anymore. I was hitting high notes when it happened, so maybe it produced an out-of-range error somewhere.
Hopefully, I can give you some more details later, but for now, I conclude that there must be a bug somewhere in the MIDI input handling.
Don’t let this delay the new firmware release though. I’m very much looking forward to that!
I also have the Super 6 go silent when sending MIDI. I use an MPC Live 2, set to Chord mode, when I go super high say g8 or something its goes silent on me. I had to reboot it a few times to get the sound back. I can reproduce it every time. I need to let the good hard working folks at UDO know.
I’ve encountered a recurring issue where the MIDI input causes my Super 6 to become unresponsive, resulting in no sound, and I have to restart it, which leads to losing the current patch. I’ve been able to replicate this problem multiple times.
The setup is as follows: Oxi One, Ableton 12, and Super 6 desktop. The Oxi One, in chord mode, sends MIDI through Ableton to the Super 6, which is connected as an external instrument. When I press record in Ableton and then stop, the Super 6 goes completely silent and no longer responds to any MIDI signals, either from Oxi One or Push, and it generates no sound.
