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Isaac D · Joined: 01 Dec 2008 Posts: 2 Location: Perth, Australia

Hi guys...

I'd like to start using my Triton classic as a tone generator, for integration with my Cubase based setup. Basically I'd like to use my Tri Classic the same way I'd use something like a Motif rack... Triggering up to 16 tracks (recieving MIDI from Cubase).

I know that I have to use Sequence mode for this, and I've also disabled Local Control from the global settings (to stop the sound from doubling up). I can save my sequences to floppy (Save All), but I'm having trouble loading them from floppy... They just dont seem to load.. It's always the default sound set (all noisy stabber). The few times that I've actually got it to load, after that my Triton basically wouldn't send MIDI messages out any more, or sound the internal tone generator even with local control enabled.... I dont see why it's so difficult to do this.... I've followed the manual but with no luck...

Is there anyone here that uses the Triton Classic in the way I'd like to? Succesfully? Any help would be appreciated.... I'm getting very frustrated right now....

Cheers.

BruceL · Full Member Joined: 31 Jul 2008 Posts: 225 Location: MA

Isaac D · Joined: 01 Dec 2008 Posts: 2 Location: Perth, Australia

Thanks for the reply!

I actually worked it out at 2am this morning.. It was program change. I disabled it from global settings and it worked fine. Does anyone know where cubase was sending these messages from?

Vim · Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 8:35 am Post subject:

check cubase's midi settings page ... there may be something that says reset controllers and program or something similar. try toggling the related switches and see if te triton still misbehaves (or is it Cubase that misbehaves)
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