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Darmin De'flern

Hello been away a good while because My Korg Kronos went in for upgrade and keybed fix. Full upgrade done by ck music Malaysia was:

extra 2 gig of ram (for 1 gig of extras).

purchased and gave them an intel 120 gig SSD to install (in second SSD drive bay)

re done my keybed so instead of pink its blue contacts

updated my os from 1.6 to 2.2

Having had it back I done a new track recorded to sequencer and have had the following issue.

I recorded a combi and used the joystick in the middle 8 to get like a low fi or hushed track then brought it back to normal.

However for some reason if I solo the tracks the only one that it seems to have an effect on is the first track.

So I thought right so midi is running on the first track so I cleverly (or thought) right I play this track while the sound is all the way down so the midi should be firing the joystick instructions on each track while no sound coming from track one.

Only to find that even with the sound down to zero the sound of the first track is playing.

Is this one of the mentioned 2.2 bugs and does 2.5 fix this for me?

Would be grateful for any feedback. I really cant understand even with complex routing how putting a track on zero output (like on a mixer) would mean that the sound is still being routed at full volume doesn't make sense to me. This was a work around anyway.
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ChrisP · Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 2:53 pm Post subject:

Just guessing what could have been the issue...

Did you have Multi Rec turned "on" for all the tracks that you wanted that joystick movement to apply?

Darmin De'flern · Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 5:53 pm Post subject:

billbaker · Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 6:19 pm Post subject:

To me that sounds like the actual control events are only on the first track. If you don't play the track with the control data at the same time then you won't be playing the movement that gets applied to the second track. Solo track 2 - no control - no effect.

Try using just volume (mix) control to take down track 1's volume rather than using solo function. Track 1 vol=0 but controller data playing, track 2 vol = 127, play both tracks at once.

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Darmin De'flern · Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 6:44 pm Post subject:

billbaker · Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 7:04 pm Post subject:

Sorry, misread that first post.

When you copy combi to sequence do the combi track assignments modify as well (to MIDI channels 1-2-3-4...) or are they the same as those in the combi (i.e., Global midi channel and non-sequential channels)? Global midi is one of those maddening things that causes issues like this.

You might also want to look at the global midi filter control assignments to see whether the sequencer's activated to accept and send volume control messages.

As a last try, you may be able to record the missing JS control as an event that can be inserted into the track (5). It should only take a couple of CC#11 commands and should solve the problem.

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