Thanks for your reply, but I haven't edited anything before I
switched the synth off. All the presets I go through on the synth
have the edit indicator on the display screen even though I have
touched no controls and buttons and what I have already said happens.
I did another factory reset and the problem seems to have
disappeared so far even though I hear some filter LFO sounds on a
couple of basic string pad presets that should not be there.
I will post the AN1xEdit file to you and see if that happens on your
machine.
Arthur
--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Jon" <jondl_2000@...> wrote:
>
> --- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Arthur Alexander Crichton"
<ac010b4919@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi, Jon I have noticed that when I switch the AN1x on after it
being
> > off for a while the edit indicator appears on the display screen
> > even though I have not touched any buttons or knobs.
>
> Because the AN1x is smart enough to remember your last edit when
powered off. This is
> normal behaviour.
>
> Try this:
>
> Select any Voice - the EDIT indicator will not be displayed.
>
> Choose VCF from the Knob Parameter Group. Alter the VCF Cutoff
value - the EDIT
> indicator will be displayed.
>
> Power off your AN1x.
>
> Power on you AN1x - the EDIT indicator will be displayed and your
last edit will be
> retained in memory.
>
> Select another Voice - the EDIT indicator will not be displayed.
>
> Power off your AN1x.
>
> Power on you AN1x - the EDIT indicator will not be displayed
(obviously because you were
> not inEDIT mode when it was powered off!)
>
> > That is when
> > the strange behavour of the VCF cutoff happens and the sounds
act
> > strange. The OS version of my AN1x is v1.02.
>
> The OS Version has nothing to do with this issue.
>
> Jon
>