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Old 03-05-2014, 12:58 PM
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Default Re: Metronome volume changing

Hi, guys:

Played the song again on two different ports and still don't notice any problem.

Now, I'm playing it through external ports -- the Microsoft GS thingie is not part of my system, so I can't test that.

The only volume variation I hear when played through either external port is the programmed accent on the downbeats. I don't think that's what you're talking about, though.

As I'm not hearing any problem with an external port, I have to think that it has to do with the MS GS thingie.

I loaded up Synthfont and sent the metronome to that through Midiyoke. Again, I didn't hear a problem, other than some latency.

Can't help any further than that, other than suggesting a different sound source.

David
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