Hi I’m sorry that you are having issues but I’m not sure I understand what you are reporting, could you please expand a little further and possibly share a video of the behavior?
The Aeros can only record for 10 min in stereo and 20 minutes in mono before saving for the first time (saving recovers usable memory in RAM).
If you record non stop and leave it for that amount of time or if you go over while recording you will receive a pop up warning you you are almost out of memory and another once you have run out of space.
The Aeros will commit and/or undo the track that has broken the rule. This is because the RAM could literally break if you record any further.
Please let me know what you experienced if possible thank you!
I played back a very simple loop, and then waited for it to happen. It would stop the loop, and then show the screen I would get when a loop is not started yet / stopped. The same screen I would get when I would stop the loop manually.
This didn’t happen for all loops, so I don’t know if I can reproduce it right away if I unpack it again.
It happened much faster than 10 minutes. Maybe after half a minute or something
The problem with starting and stopping were the “song position pointer” messages. The built in looper of my synth behaves the same way, sorry I should have checked that before posting here. I’m new to midi
If either “song position pointer” or “midi time clock” are on, the tempo is out of sync. The synth also seems to do that. Now idea what this is, I guess it is expected?
I can’t reproduce the problem with the Aeros showing 100bpm all the time anymore. It is updating the tempo now as I change it in Bitwig.