Midi Instrument (Superior Drummer) Not Following What is In Piano Roll

[Kendomixes]

First off - thank you so much for creating this forum. I've worked in software my whole life and shutting down a user community...??? I don't get it.

Anyways, weird problem I'm having. I have two instances of Superior Drumm instruments, I copied the midi file from one to another. It looks like I have all my tracks and outputs setup properly and all the track and channel muting, soloing works as expected. However when I go and delete midi notes or adjust velocity on the copied track, the notes are still playing.

I also found out that when I delete in one track it deletes in the original too. I've tried to use Separate Shared Copies, but that doesn't seem to be working.

Any suggestions on what I can look for to find out why my notes are not following the edits I'm making (where the signal is coming from)?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Lukas]

Are the edits you're making on the instrument tracks in Studio One or within the Superior Drummer instances? Could you perhaps add a screenshot? From your post, I'm not entirely convinced that you really have independent plug-in instances/tracks. Or maybe you have two plug-in instances, but both instrument tracks still point to the same instance? These are things that are hard to guess without knowing the structure of your song.

 

[Kendomixes]

I worked around it but not quite sure what was happening to cause the issue. I evenutally got there by exporting the midi and then importing that midi track instead of copy-pasting. What I think was happening, and I'm not sure why, is that even though I had the track selected that had the midi on it that I wanted to edit, the Edit window was pulling up the other track. So I thought I was editing the track I was soloing, but it was actually editing a different track. If I can recreate it in a prior saved song, I'll post a video. I was wondering about the same thing you were - but from all settings I could see, I had two instance of SD3 (one marked with a (2)) and the track I was editing was pointing to the second instance. I was checking the input and output settings to ensure that was the case.