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Hi All=2C
I am dealing with an issue with Bristol where the B3 emulator uniquely exhi=

bits stuck notes. None of the other emulators seem to show this problem and=

 all debuging to date indicates that this is not an external issue such as =

lost MIDI messages=2C etc. The B3 has a lump of code that emulates all 92 t=

onewheel whenever a key is pressed=2C it chews up a nice amount of CPU and =

this may be related to note event management sequences that might be buggy.
Now the guy who reported the issue sees it regularly=2C he just needs to pl=

ay a sequence of notes quickly and eventually one will stick on until press=

ed again. For the life of me I cannot reproduce this on my dev system=2C af=

ter hours and hours of playing.
The bristol B3 is perhaps not the most popular example of hammond emulators=

 but has anybody seen this?
Regards=2C
Nick.
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Hi All=2CI am dealing with an issue with Bristol where the B3 emula=

tor uniquely exhibits stuck notes. None of the other emulators seem to show=

 this problem and all debuging to date indicates that this is not an extern=

al issue such as lost MIDI messages=2C etc. The B3 has a lump of code that =

emulates all 92 tonewheel whenever a key is pressed=2C it chews up a nice a=

mount of CPU and this may be related to note event management sequences tha=

t might be buggy.Now the guy who reported the issue sees it regular=

ly=2C he just needs to play a sequence of notes quickly and eventually one =

will stick on until pressed again. For the life of me I cannot reproduce th=

is on my dev system=2C after hours and hours of playing.The bristol=

 B3 is perhaps not the most popular example of hammond emulators but has an=

ybody seen this?Regards=2CNick.What can you=

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