Kronos sound dropout
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Kronos sound dropout
My band just finished a July 4th show as a bit of an opener for the fireworks and during an insignificant keyboard tune (Limelight by Rush), the sound just dropped out. It wasn't the obvious as in the volume being down as this is actually the second time it's happened lately. Fortunately changing to another sound in my set list and back again fixed this bug. Is anyone else aware of any such issues? This time wasn't a real issue but the first time it happened was just before one of my scarce keyboard solos, which needless to say, did cause me to...well, you get the picture.
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Re: Kronos sound dropout
Using any sequences / midi controllers etc?TARKUS1 wrote:My band just finished a July 4th show as a bit of an opener for the fireworks and during an insignificant keyboard tune (Limelight by Rush), the sound just dropped out. It wasn't the obvious as in the volume being down as this is actually the second time it's happened lately. Fortunately changing to another sound in my set list and back again fixed this bug. Is anyone else aware of any such issues? This time wasn't a real issue but the first time it happened was just before one of my scarce keyboard solos, which needless to say, did cause me to...well, you get the picture.
Perhaps some change was sent by a sequence / midi device?
A midi overlap or conflict?
Someone step on a volume pedal etc?
It's funny that it gets mentioned about someone stepping on a volume pedal b/c I've actually done that to myself years ago and blamed it on my bass player. Of course the video showing me doing it kind of put me in my place. I can assure you that was not the case this time.
As for the other suggestions, there's nothing else that could have done it. No midi, outside source controls, etc. My rig is about as simple as it gets. I use a Roland juno Stage for most piano and organ and k61 for everything else. With the inclusion of the set list on the Kronos i haven't had the need for really much else.
As for the other suggestions, there's nothing else that could have done it. No midi, outside source controls, etc. My rig is about as simple as it gets. I use a Roland juno Stage for most piano and organ and k61 for everything else. With the inclusion of the set list on the Kronos i haven't had the need for really much else.
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Related to this, in global mode, change your knob and slider settings to Catch instead of Jump. That way, if you accidentally touch a slider with an extreme value, it doesn't affect the sound until you match the parameter value associated with that slider. Thus no sudden and extreme volume changes for example.Hooch wrote:Leave the master slider up.
I've either bumped it when it was down or hit hard enough
To make it jump to its current setting.
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Cool!!narf wrote:Related to this, in global mode, change your knob and slider settings to Catch instead of Jump. That way, if you accidentally touch a slider with an extreme value, it doesn't affect the sound until you match the parameter value associated with that slider. Thus no sudden and extreme volume changes for example.Hooch wrote:Leave the master slider up.
I've either bumped it when it was down or hit hard enough
To make it jump to its current setting.
John
I'll do that tonight.
I wish it wasn't global though.
John
Had a show last night and was finallay able to actually check the issue and wether or not it had anyting to do with the vector stick. I had serious doubt that was the issue as things are usually not that simple in my life. Anyway, I checked the patches that dropped out and it is very possible and probably most likely that the stick was to blame. I can breathe a little sigh of relief now.
thanks
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