Notes holding over in note input

[david.r.gillingham]

I have been using Dorico for about a year and a half and have note had and major issues. I use pitch and then duration in note input and the pitch is played when I enter the note. However, just yesterday the pitches hold over and sustain. I can enter the notes, but then every pitch holds over and sustains. There must be an easy fix to this.

[Vadian]

Welcome to the forum @david.r.gillingham

Are you on Mac and have you upgraded to Golden Gate yesterday?
If no, please ignore my comment.

If yes, this was a bad idea. Dorico is not fully compatible to macOS 27 yet.
For workarounds please see

macOS 27 input via midi keyboard result in hanging note

I upgraded to macos 27 and I notice that when playing my midi keyboard nektar lx88+. any note keeps playing, it seems as if there is no send off coming through. I changed the preferences, in see below. But no solution. Of course I restarted everything, (asked AI) but also no solution. Anybody knows what to do [image]

[TonH]

Hi David,

Welcome to the forum.

Are you on Mac? Did you upgrade your OS to MacOS 27?

Have a look at this thread, with a reaction from the developers of Dorico and a possible workaround

macOS 27 input via midi keyboard result in hanging note

I have been looking into this and am reasonably confident that this is indeed a bug in Core MIDI’s MIDI 2.0 support in macOS 27. My sense is that other apps might not be vulnerable to the bug because they’re only using Core MIDI via the MIDI 1.0 APIs. I’ve submitted the necessary information to Apple via Feedback Assistant for them to consider. We will investigate whether a workaround is possible on the Dorico side in the meantime, but we are not in an ideal position to release a new Dorico 6.2…

Edit, beaten by @Vadian

[david.r.gillingham]

Yes, I updated to macOS 27 two days ago.

[TonH]

Well, there you have the cause of your problem.

It seems MacOS27 has a bug in the midi 2.0 implementation.

Hopefully you can use the workaround mentioned in the thread @Vadian and I linked to.

[david.r.gillingham]

I installed Midipipe and and set up the midi in and out as directed. My present set up is my keyboard is plugged into the M-audio box (midi in) and the keyboard is plugged into computer. Does that make a difference? Should midi in be my keystation or my M-Audio box?