Synth is currently being sequenced by Play with each of the 3 synths assigned to 3 different channels (USB 1, 2, 3). Only USB 1 (Magenta) and USB 2 (Yellow) were being sequenced. Grid was set to “The Truck”.
Had everything working perfectly, stepped away and turned Synth and Play off and returned later to find that 5 of the pads in the Yellow section were off and two were now Blue. No Yellow
Restarted which didn’t help, attempted to switch layouts to find that Yellow was not available across any of them apart from the one specifically Yellow layout. Despite this, my Play sequence to USB 2 was successful.
Took a while but initially switching to another scene and returning back didn’t help and in the process of reporting this I tried again and all is well
Steps to Reproduce
Not sure how to reproduce. Happened upon startup and returned to normal about 20 minutes later after a second attempt at changing scenes and a second restart of Synth.
I’ve loaded up your scene without issues.
I then proceeded to let it sit (also connected to my Play and Synth, the same way you had it), to see if it’s something that maybe is caused after some idle time. No dice.
Turned off all the devices and loaded everything up again. No problem.
I’ll keep this open for now and if you encounter this issue again, please let us know (and ideally any further clues you might be able to give us).
So it has happened twice again since my initial report, both upon the first startup after no use for several hours. Switching to another scene will bring back the yellow grid and I can return to my scene with no further issue
Right now I’m guessing that the way to reproduce this would be to shut Synth off while having my scene loaded and restarting after a few hours or so.
I’ve attached a video here of how the pads behave just after turning on and attempting to switch layouts
I have seen something similar a couple of times: The grids are messed up, even when changing to other layouts. And the yellow pads are not lit. But I wasn’t able to reliably reproduce it.