Hallo Zusammen,
ich habe das Problem, dass die Akkorde in der linken Hand meines kleine 49 Tasten Keyboards bis zu 2/3 für die Akkorderkennung genutzt wird. Diese Harmonie Range würde ich gerne verkleinern - Wo?
Auch klingt das Instrument unter "RIGHT1" bis zum tiefsten Ton des Keyboards - auch wenig nützlich, da die Känge nicht mehr in jedem Instument dargestellt werden können. Außerdem soll die Harmonie Range nicht selbst noch mitklingen.
Was muss ich tun?
Danke für den entscheidenden Tipp!!
Beste Grüße
Stefam
1) You can change the SPLIT POINT
Clic on the SPLIT label on the orange screen, then play your new chord split
2) You can go on SAVE / STARTUP CONFIG and uncheck RIGHT OCTAVE - 1 ON SPLIT
If it is still too low, then you can press on OCTAVE + 1
Hey Dan,
that work for the splitt point.
Another nuisance in this context is, that I had to put the volume of LEFT1 to zero volume (the other LEFT were already on zero volume). Otherwise the sound of my left hand is still playing with sound. Unfortunatelly, setting the volume to zero does not stay when switching to variation B, C, D. The volume for LEFT1 returns and sounds the too low instruments sounds. That should be avoided.
What am I doing wrong? That would be a parameter worth storing accross sessions and songs IMHO.
Cheers Stefan
You can click on the LEFT track, close to the master volume fader
Then select OFF, on top left of the sound groups (Piano, E.Piano...)
This will disable the LEFT tracks
Hi Dan,
Yes, I can work with this.
The volume changes can not be store in the start-up config?
The volume of RIGHT1 is alway at maximum when I start a new song - and this is rarely what I want.
Also the octave changes to RIGHT1 is not saved to the start-up configuration. At least, that´s what I seem to have.
Can you share another tipp ?
Cheers
Stefan
The volumes and all other settings of the Rights tracks are saved in presets with SAVE RIGHT SOUND
When you recall the right preset, all will come back
The right presets can be found when you click on the RIGHT track, close to the master volume fader