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britkeys
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 Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 12:37 am Post subject: German grand sometimes gets a wah-wah effect |
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Anyone else experienced this?
Sometimes german Grand for no apparent reason develops a heavy vibrato. If I change to another patch and back it is gone.
Weird... |
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keyboardcook
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| Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 2:02 am Post subject: |
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there seems to be a bit of jitter off of the pots and sliders at low voltage- very common for midi gear.
What this basically means is that at low voltage, the knobs and sliders will inadvertently report their position, and thus send signal to the control surface that is associated with that particular knob or slider.
I reckon you are getting the vibrato on (which is also on the y axis as well as a knob). If you set your midi pick up mode to 'grab' or 'take-over' in global settings, it should put that problem back in its box. |
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DrpC
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| Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 9:03 am Post subject: Hmm, interesting... |
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Does anyone that has the Australian piano know if this also gets a wah-wah effect ?
Just curious since I just completed a soundtrack with the German piano
and it's really noticeable with high notes in a full mixed down. 
But not as much in the raw wav file which I guess is a good thing.  |
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