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f# incorrect
#1
All my CV channels are outputting O.75v for f# for some reason. I have a multi-io, more video-io and a more cv plugged in. Its consistently wrong over all channels and all octaves. I assume some mapping file somewhere is wrong but I have no idea what I have done to cause it. I know its not calibration level (and its in a different case) but using my mordax data i got the following values across all octaves

Note | Note Num | Expected | Actual
c       | 0               | 0              | 0.01
c#     | 1               | 0.083       | 0.09
d       | 2               | 0.166       | 0.18
d#     | 3               | 0.25         | 0.26
e       | 4               | 0.333       | 0.36
f        | 5               | 0.416       | 0.47
f#      | 6               | 0.5           | 0.76
g       | 7               | 0.583       | 0.59
g#     | 8               | 0.666       | 0.67
a       | 9               | 0.75         | 0.75
a#     | 10             | 0.833       | 0.83
b       | 11             | 0.916       | 0.92

And I've just checked and the mod outputs are outputting the wrong values for f and f# but not the more cv
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#2
Do you maybe got the scaling on and got F# detuned in there?
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#3
So I had it set to avoid on the track and the global was chromatic. When i switch to chromatic or global its fine. Where would I have changed it to drastically detune f and f#?
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(11-10-2025, 10:09 AM)TheSandbag Wrote: So I had it set to avoid on the track and the global was chromatic. When i switch to chromatic or global its fine. Where would I have changed it to drastically detune f and f#?

Please share the project then I can take a look into it.
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#5
I've attached the one that was having an issue altough forcing everything to chromatic seemed to fix things so i may not be an issue any more


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OK thanks. I can reproduce it when setting the first track to avoid in the project. Gonna investigate, thanks.
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