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Some engines are quieter than others. For instance, you can get blazingly loud patches out of the AL-1 engine, while HD-1 sometimes seems really quiet. Note that often there are places within the patch where you can bump up the volume. Many of the presets are set at lower volumes. Example: KRONOS ...

Just wanted to say thanks again! Had a great show last night and everything worked well. I DID discover one patch that was getting messed up with the D Beam, but easy to turn that off....just temporarily threw me for a loop until I figured out what was going on!

Thanks, I'll give that a shot

Edit: That seems to have done the trick, Thanks again!

Posted response to this on the KC as well:

Use FC7 with Kronos and no issues. One possible culprit: Karma? Is it possible it was turned on and accidentally started a GE that scales or modifies CC's?

I should note that I have mine globally set up for foot controller (CC#4), not CC#7

Resurrecting this zombie thread. Just started using my AX-7 with the Kronos. It keeps turning of the MFX globally (Checking the box in global that disables MFX 1&2). Can't figure out what's causing it. Anybody know? If I can't fix it in either the AX-7 or the Kronos, I DO have a MIDI Solutions Event ...

On the Keyboard Corner forums, there is a long running thread called "Gig from Hell." One of the posters there suffered a storm during one of their 3 day shows, and his Kronos got drenched. Before turning any of his gear on, he dried everything out, everything worked fine. I'd suggest not turning ...

Most of the time that I've heard noise, it's gain staging issue....like if I run into my K10 monitor with it on the Mic setting instead of Line. I have noticed it makes a lot more noise while booting up, but then when it's done it goes quiet. I tried using the optical out but was unsuccessful. My ...

The issue is it looking for a swell pedal if you don't have one plugged in, it defaults to 64 instead of 127 (CC#4).

The pianos have SW1 default to do this. Other programs will depend on which engine is being used. Does it have to be a button? In the Program Common tab, it's pretty easy to enter an octave shift under "transpose". If you specifically need to have a button assigned, there's no way to have that set ...

If I unstick run, it no longer passes the incoming midi notes to the Out on the channel I want.

Actually, as I'm thinking about this, just caving slightly on my flexibility can simplify things. If need be, I can already use EXT2 in combi to control the Dom1 from the Kronos. Just plugging the AX7 into A70 IN 2 I can have the A70 always set to send what's coming from the AX70 to the Kronos along ...

Yes that should have been Kronos to A70 IN 1 The A70 In 1 automatically assigns anything coming in to whatever channel the A70 is on - basically acts like an extension of the keyboard, like for instance using organ pedals to extend the keyboard. The Kronos going into the A70 would only be for ...

OK, so if I end up having to do all of this in my A-70, then I guess I'm down to this.... A-70 OUT 1 to Kronos IN Kronos OUT to A70 IN 1 AX-7 to A70 IN 2 A70 OUT 2 to POD THRU to Dom 1 Dedicate one MIDI channel to the A70 for the Kronos to select a configuration in the A70 Configurations would ...

Not having a whole lot of luck. The solution in the linked thread was in the ballpark, but with the weirdness going on, basically made it unplayable. There needs to be a GE called "don't do a damn thing, just output exactly what I play", and then the input ch/output ch thing would do the trick.

Yes I figured out how I can do everything I need in the A70, but in order to use setlist mode in the Kronos to set everything, at the end of the day it was turning into something like 6-7 MIDI cables to hook up every time. So while that is a possible solution, If I can do what I want in the Kronos ...