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AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, Jeff <jf.serviere@...> wrote:
>
> >>>Jon,
> >>>many thanks for your response.
> >>>
> >>>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.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>It works just fine here.
> >>
> >>Select both Scene switches so they are active and try again. Make
> >>
> >>
> >certain the Layer value
> >
> >
> >>for your Voice is Single. I'm using a Yamaha FC-5 Square Style Foot Switch Normally
>> Closed.
> >>
> >>Jon
> >>
> >
> >You're right, Jon! It works beautifully.
> >
> >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.
> >
> >Thanks to everybody for their help,
> >Lou
> >
> 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 .
The FS is sending MIDI CC #003 with a value of '0' or '127' to swap Scenes; The FC is
sending MIDI CC #003 with the full range of values from 0-127, i.e., Scene Morphing.
There is no third value when using a FS - aside from kicking and stomping when it doesn't
work as expected :-P
> Be careful with the "layer" mode ... try the first time
> with "single" sounds .
> I hope that it helps ...
> J.F.
The Layer parameter is Voice specific. The SceneSel will work regardless of the Layer
parameter setting, but for Lou's application Single is exactly what he wants :-) Using any
other Layer mode leads to pretty extreme results - try using this with a Split Lyer and one
Scene is being arpeggiated!
Regards,
Jon