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after a restart it suddenly started to work

I can assign the 4 layers to 4 different midi channels, turn local off and use my sequencer to control to which channel the keyboard is routed, but it seems none of the knobs (not even the pitch and mod wheels) seem to be transmitting any midi. Hmm they don't transmit even when local is on!

any hints on making a CV out mod for the volca keys?

I was adding a midi out to the volca keys and the thin metal faceplate is incredibly hard to drill into. I use industrial grade bits which work with aluminium very well. What kind of metal is this?

I'm interested in this too, so far I haven't find a solution

when following the manual instructions for changing the volume of one of the four samples/loops, my KP3 mutes the other 3 loops

chad9477 wrote:In any case, whatever effect you're actively using is applied equally to all sounds coming out of the KP3, both from its audio inputs and all its samples.

So the KP3 effects are applied only to the master out, I can't apply an effect to a loop or sample and leave the other samples/loop unaffected?

I'd like to avoid using a PC/notebook if possible.

I don't need live sampling, I can preload my samples.

which new boss unit? sp404sx? I tried to find out, but I was told it can't do two different live effects at the same time. Or do you mean the RC300? I guess the rc300 probably could do it

that's what I was afraid of

so are there any parameters that can be changed individually for each sample or loop live on some of the devices you know (ideally the KP3)? at least the volume? what about a low pass cutoff frequency?

I'm looking for a sampler that could have different effects on different samples/tracks (or loops) at the same time and that could also modify some parameters of the effects live (using knobs or the pad or external midi controller). Can some of the kaoss products do this?

this guy did some research and he also links to a Japanese guy who maybe found something

BTW when my monotribe receives a midi note on the midi in, it responds with sending out of the midi out the last note that was played on it using the ribbon or the sequencer...