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thecomposer
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They don't have any OCxx paramaters! I tried typing OCxx in myself but I can't because the O key is recognized as a sound input and it wont let me enter it in!
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[JAZ]
Psycle Developer
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It is not the letter O. It is the number zero 0.
Also, I guess you write it in the fourth column.
Doing so in the first one will probably write the note D#5.
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shadowbane
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If you enable the "record note tweaks" it will put the 0cxx in where it needs to be, and even record your note velocity if using a midi keyboard. Otherwise you will get all of them playing at 0cff (the loudest)
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Sallecta
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one more way:
use GuidoVolume machine)
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AlacratStore
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I think you must be try "tube" instruments you push buttons, move valves, cover holes, etc to control where the air escapes the instrument, or how long/short is the tube when you put air into it. The bigger the volume inside the instrument at that moment, the lower the note.
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RollandRo
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I hope any of the above solutions have worked for you composer. Do post your status over it. 
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