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Brillliant! Thanks voip. You are truly the master of all Triton knowledge! THANK YOU!

So I edited the glock program with the volume assigned to REALTIME CONTROL knobs 1-B using CC#07 (which when I play it in PROG mode it works fine). Then I swapped out the original Glock program with my newly created one with the volume control edits (which I saved in E Bank) into my Combi and set ...

THANK YOU! I will definitely try that!

Hey Triton-ites! I'm attempting to recreate Jellyfish' 1993 classic album Spilt Milk live (TtoB) and have enlisted the Triton Classic to do most of the heavy lifting. So far I've been able to split the keyboard and assign voices but have run into a head scratcher. On the song Sebrina I'd like to use ...

Wow this is mind-numbing. Why the Eff would changing the damper polarity affect whether you can change the program status??!?!?

Anyway that was the issue. Carry on...

HEy gorkymate,

Did you ever find a solution to your issue? I'm having the same problem. Thx.

Scott

Hey Triton-ites, So I'm starting to put together some performance patches for my Jellyfish tribute band and I'm running into this: the inability to change the sounds in a Combi patch to INT (so I can hear it) [see attached image] I started with an existing Combi, copied it to D127 and now am editing ...

voip wrote:Settings made in Global mode can be saved into internal memory, using the dropdown obtained by tapping top right of screen.

Thank Volp!

So I was curious if you TC owners ran into the pedal polarity settings not being remembered when you power off your Triton. Mine does NOT remember them so I'm thinking that there must be a battery that holds those settings when its powered off. If anyone has any answers to whether TCs have batteries ...

Ok so I hate to resurrect a 5 year-old thread but this has the most activity so hate me if you will :D So I was curious if you TC owners ran into the pedal polarity settings not being remembered when you power off your Triton. Mine does NOT remember them so I'm thinking that there must be a battery ...