Topic: Pianoteq goes silent with microtonal .kbm file

Hi,
I have used this .kbm and .scl file successfully on Surge, but as soon as I load the .kbm file, I can see that the piano notes are being triggered, but there is no sound.  If I do the sound test from the options - that still works.  This is a 16 note per octave scale.

Can anyone help me by getting these files to work, please?  Doesn't seem to matter what Pianoteq instrument I use - it's working fine with the defaults, and then no sound as soon as I load the .kbm file.

Thanks!

Here's the .kbm file content:
! Gaia.kbm
! Size of map:
0
! First MIDI note number to retune:
0
! Last MIDI note number to retune:
1
! Middle note where the first entry in the mapping is mapped to:
95
! Reference note for which frequency is given:
95
! Frequency to tune the above note to (floating point e.g. 440.0):
388.36
! Scale degree to consider as formal octave:
16
! Mapping

And here's the .scl Scala file content:
! JS Gaia2.scl
!
16 Gaia harmonic scale
16
!
135/128        1:Ab Exp
!2187/2048     x:Ab Gaia
18225/16384    2:A  432
9/8            3:A  Gaia
1215/1024      4:Bb Exp
!19683/16384   x:Bb Gaia
5/4            5:B  Exp
!81/64         x:B  Gaia
675/512        6:C  432
10935/8192     7:C  Exp
!177147/131072  8:C  Gaia
45/32          8:C# Exp
!729/512       x:C# Gaia
6075/4096      9:D  432
3/2           10:D  Gaia
405/256       11:Eb Exp
!6561/4096     x:Eb Gaia
5/3           12:E  Exp
!27/32         x:E  Gaia
!54675/32768   x:E  432
3645/2048     13:F  Exp
!59049/32768   x:F  Gaia
15/8          14:F# Exp
!243/128       x:F# Gaia
!15/16         x:F# Exp
2025/1024     15:G  432
2/1           16:G  Gaia

Re: Pianoteq goes silent with microtonal .kbm file

Hi, it looks like I've solved my problem.  The .kbm file wasn't specifying the "Last MIDI note number to retune".  Surge doesn't need that, but PianoTeq does. 

! Gaia.kbm
! Size of map:
0
! First MIDI note number to retune:
0
! Last MIDI note number to retune:
127
! Middle note where the first entry in the mapping is mapped to:
64
! Reference note for which frequency is given:
64
! Frequency to tune the above note to (floating point e.g. 440.0):
388.36
!432.0
! Scale degree to consider as formal octave:
16
! Mapping.