Post by espiegel123 on Jul 5, 2018 15:34:56 GMT
Hi,
I was trying to debug network communication from an iPad 2 (running iOS 9.something) to my iPad 6th generation (running iOS 11.4). I had Midi Fire (latest version) running on the new iPad. My Midi Fire patch had Network Session as a midi source connected directly to an Event Monitor.
When I played notes or sent program changes from the iPad 2, I would see the tile for the Network Session flash in Midi Fire but the Event Monitor wouldn't show anything. Sometimes if I deleted the tiles for the MIDI source and the Event Monitor and recreated the patch, it worked fine. This happened a few times.
It was strange. Because the tile for the MIDI source definitely flashed each time a midi event occurred. It is just that the monitor didn't display it.
I think this is a bug. Even though it happened a number of times, I am not sure if I can give a reproducible set of steps.
If there is info that I can provide that would be of help, let me know.
Best,
Edward
I was trying to debug network communication from an iPad 2 (running iOS 9.something) to my iPad 6th generation (running iOS 11.4). I had Midi Fire (latest version) running on the new iPad. My Midi Fire patch had Network Session as a midi source connected directly to an Event Monitor.
When I played notes or sent program changes from the iPad 2, I would see the tile for the Network Session flash in Midi Fire but the Event Monitor wouldn't show anything. Sometimes if I deleted the tiles for the MIDI source and the Event Monitor and recreated the patch, it worked fine. This happened a few times.
It was strange. Because the tile for the MIDI source definitely flashed each time a midi event occurred. It is just that the monitor didn't display it.
I think this is a bug. Even though it happened a number of times, I am not sure if I can give a reproducible set of steps.
If there is info that I can provide that would be of help, let me know.
Best,
Edward
