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Holy thread revival, Batman!Was there ever a conclusion to this? I'm in the same position with a yamaha ypt210 I got hold of. The pc can output to the keyboard fine, but the keyboard outputs the "note on" signal but doesnt do the "note off" signal. After some research I've found this is possibly due to "active sensing" and the keyboard not receiving a return signal from the midi adapter so not sending any more signals of it's own until it times out. Then itll play 1 more note. The yamaha cable is now obsolete but Roland sells a cable with active sensing, so I'm wondering if that will sort it out?I wont hold my breath for a response, but it's worth a go!!Thanks
Yeah, it is a weird one. I've only recently started playing, so upgraded from a Yamaha f50 to this ypt210, purely because it has midi. I thought it was a simple "sure fire" interface. Apparently not haha. To be honest I wouldnt want to put too much effort into making this Ģ65 2nd hand keyboard work, but its just annoying I'm going to have to sell it and upgrade again so soon. I wanted midi to connect to my laptop so I could use "piano booster", a great program for playing and learning midi files, and I actually have already downloaded midi OX to diagnose my issue. That's where I found that it wasnt sending a note off signal. I'll have another look on there if you think there might be a way around this. Cant hurt to try.Thanks