Unplayed notes played while playing

I have _not_ experienced this problem myself, in either the standalone or plug-in (AU for Logic 8 or Live).  No "phantom notes" here!

I did, however, once have _both_ the standalone and the plug-in operating at the same time, and, having not looked at my dock (and hearing the distinct sound of the vibraphone in addition to the piano, at a different tuning no less!), I was mightily confused by the "extra" noise.  (Since then, the standalone icon has been removed from my dock -- I had hit it accidentally when opening up something else, and the blue just blends in a little _too_ well with my current desktop background. %^)

I believe I had done this once or twice before, and the results were always strange.

Also, I had once set some CD cases on top of the trigger pads on my Axiom 61.  Indeed, as I was playing, odd, unplayed notes were being emitted from the program, and I couldn't understand why.  Of course, not being one to ever really _use_ these pads, I had to wait a while until the reason finally dawned on me (by accident, I'm sure -- I must have moved the cases or some such nonsense).  I'm so smart sometimes!!!

Not having anything like this using FL8, Reaper 3, or Sonar 7.

Nor in standalone.

But I'm on PC

No problems here either - but I think using stand alone, and in particular  no other software in the chain eliminates a host of potential problems.

Glenn

Yeah, I had one recording where it happened, but I kept going to see if I could remove the note in a MIDI editor (the only editing I'll ever do) but when I removed the note, the note(s) that should have been there were missing.  Maybe the phantom note caused me to miss the intended notes.. not sure.

I honestly thought it was a hardware glitch with the E3 sensor on my piano, but I never tested it thoroughly since it's so sporadic and unpredictable.

I would look at the MIDI stream, but unless I'm not using the pedal (generates lots of events) and I look immediately, I won't catch it.