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>>>Jon,
>>>many thanks for your response.
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>>>Unfortunately, it doesn't work as I expected. Did all the steps but
>>>when I press the switch ∗both∗ scene lights go on and I listen to a
>>>mix between the two.
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>>It works just fine here.
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>>Select both Scene switches so they are active and try again. Make
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>certain the Layer value
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>>for your Voice is Single. I'm using a Yamaha FC-5 Square Style Foot
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>Switch Normally
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>>Closed.
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>>Jon
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>You're right, Jon! It works beautifully.
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>The only downside is that ∗both∗ scene lights are lit all the time so
>I can't tell which one is selected.
>Probably a momentary switch (as you suggested earlier) is a good idea
>after all. Push for scene 2, release for scene 1.
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>Thanks to everybody for their help,
>Lou
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Hi Lou !
i don't think so ... push for one scene , push again for the other one ,
and probably a third push on this (censored :-) ) pedal switch will turn
on both scenes . Be careful with the "layer" mode ... try the first time
with "single" sounds .
I hope that it helps ...
J.F.
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