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I'm drawing a blank here cause I'm in a hurry.

I'm in combo mode using various programs for live purposes. I want 1 program NOT to sustain when I hit the sustain pedal. I should be able to "unsustain pedal" the program in program mode but I'm coming up "duh" here so far.

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When I first got My "O" I set it up for some live work and I was able to use the Control Surface to manually "mute" or turn off and on certain programs in a Combi patch which seemed real useful for live use.

Can't seem to make it do it now. Have also noticed that the light in the Control Assign - Mixer - Timbre/Track doesn't seem to work and when I want to switch from 1-8 to 9-16 I have to do it from the touch screen. Does this make sense? Does this maybe have something to do with the question above ( about using switches/buttons to create "scenes" and quick live scene changes?)

Thank you for your help and your prompt responses as always!
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newguy2008 wrote:As always your time and help is appreciated!

I'm drawing a blank here cause I'm in a hurry.

I'm in combo mode using various programs for live purposes. I want 1 program NOT to sustain when I hit the sustain pedal. I should be able to "unsustain pedal" the program in program mode but I'm coming up "duh" here so far.

In Combi mode select the 'MIDI Filter/Zones' tab on the bottom row and then select 'MIDI Filter 1' on the upper tabs; on the screen that comes up you can turn on/off the damper for different timbres. Take a look through some of the other options available in that area too, it no doubt contains the answers to a numbers of similar future queries you may have about isolating controllers for individual timbres.

HTH,

Daz.

newguy2008 via PM wrote:Wondering the same thing about the pitch bend controler. Tried turning off every "option" in the Midi Filter/Zones and was not able to turn off pitch bend.

I suppose I have to turn it off in the program?

No, you can do this in Combi mode too ... select the 'Timbre Parameter' tab on the bottom row and then the 'Pitch' tab on the upper row. If you set the Bend Range for a Timbre there to 0, it should disable Pitch Bend for that Timbre.

HTH,

Daz.