Have you absolutely positively eliminated a chance of a MIDI loop taking place?
Most softwares have a setting somewhere in their global params that will turn MIDI Echo Off. Some may call it, "Local" or a few other terms.
Fast way to find out if MIDI Echo is the cause of a problem is to pull one of the MIDI connects only and see if the problem stops. For instance, when playing back a sequence to the device, disconnect at the device's MIDI Out, leaving only the MIDI Input connected.
If you've already tried this, please forgive, just trying to help.
--Mac
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