[Manwe]

I loaded a hihat sample, turn EQ on and make hihat's sound more "high" with all 3 EQ knobs. When I start tapping "C" note on computer keyboard to test how sample sounds, I figured out that sometimes it sounds... not through EQ. Like someone pressing "bypass" sometime NNA = "cut", so, I think, every note must be played on the same virtual channel. How it can be that some notes played through EQ and some - "over" it?
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[vereiser]

The only way you can handle this V0.80c bug is:
set a filter effect onto the instrument (Instr.Filter) and the instrument will be played with the eq.

Note: The filter settings will change the sound of the original sample. So the desciption above is only needed in the 0.80c version (last) at the moment. In the final version the eq setting of an instrument will be setted normally.
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[Manwe]

Pity, the bug is still here, in version 0.81
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[vereiser]

Yes it is annoying.

The only way u can use EQ is, set a filter to your instrument. It's not the right way, but it works with restrictions.
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[Manwe]

Yea, I know. I use "DC offset filter".
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[vereiser]

Another thing to get eq working is:
Set one FX to your instrument.

Note: It is not enough, if you send the signal to a subgroup, which is using FX.
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