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Two separate dumpers Llalalalala

I've seen it. It's on the page 126. Like i told you you in first post, setting the MIN/MAX means setting the border for the pedal to switch to full dumping instead of half dumping. Setting it's MIN/MAX to be 50% or more (but not 100) will give you breathing space for your feet. So, by setting it to ...

You should have told that's 6 o'clock by DT :O The way I hear it, it's an organ, probably some rock distorted one. There is a notion of high response which is the almost instant ATTACK of its EGs, so play with the EG too. The distortion of the organ seems to vary over time, so, i.e. set the velocity ...

Normally an arpeggiator pattern is specific to a patch.

I'm not sure what is wrong at this point.

Mine also works just fine.

The way Len described it, it sounds like he didn't save his combi/program after selecting the ARP

When I barely touch it, it also goes to approx 30 %...But it can go to the end, too. Not much of a malfunction . I recommend that you try to set the MIN to be at least 50% and the MAX to full indicator. That's how mine works. If it won't read that sensitivity, then have the guys who sold it to you ...

Of course
Then try it out, and report back if you like it as much as I do

Much easier and you have your pattern stored on your PC within for any later use

Try formatting those cards first and see what happens.
It's in the manual, as I remember..

Give me a link to the song so I can hear it.

I understand what you are saying. It's like, once you are familiar with all it's functions, it's easy as 1-2-3. But, when you are not familiar with it, it's like climbing a mountain. I suppose I'll eventually figure it all out. Thanks Very Happy Yes. Force yourself to read the manual several times ...

Agreed, Orange rocks out!
So small, so powerful

Muddy it is

They can be had quite cheaply for variable quality. Exactly! But the more money you put into it , the more flexibility you'll get. So, try a bit more than 60 bucks if u can. i.e. EMU model 1212 does not have any external interfaces. You plug it in the PCI slot of your PC, and it's on. You should ...

I do all the sequencing on my PC, software based. It's much more fun, easier to use, and easier to correct the mistakes, or create the pattern you like. When you're done, open the pattern editor on the TR, play the notes you see on screen of your PC on your TR and save it. You can use it later on ...

Why do you want to do this though? If the TR isn't sending to your other device, why have them connected at all? And if you want the TR to send some times but not at others, set the other device to use a different channel than the TR's global MIDI channel, play in combi mode, and have an EXT timbre ...

I have a DS1H and it works just fine.
I really don't have any problems with mine, maybe because I'm simply used to stepping on the pedal to the floor.
Try it with other keyboards adn see the result, although I guess it will act the same.