--- In
AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "robotunes" <robotunes@y...> wrote:
>
> --- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Jon" <jondl_2000@y...> wrote:
> >
>
> > I've never read any such problem description in regards to the
AN1x.
> > When you perform a Voice Initialization which template are you
> > using? I would hazard a guess you've used the Sync or Bass
template
> > and the current scene is in MONO Mode as opposed to POLY - the
> > symptom you described is problably nothing more than the
polyphony
> > being exceeded.
> >
> > Jon
>
> thanks, jon. turns out i think i was sold a bum synth. the problem
> also shows up on presets (i didn't notice before because i was
playing
> mono patches). i should be getting 10-voice polyphony but i'm
getting
> only 5 voices before note-stealing starts. i've tried a factory
reset,
> to no avail. i cannot possibly express how bummed i am.
Okay, two thoughts occur to me: first, are you certain the voices you
are audition are not in DUAL SCENE mode, i.e., scene 1 and 2 layered
togethered (this would halve the polyphony) - or - second, is your
AN1x MIDI'ed up to a host computer or other device? If so, is it
possible you've inadvertantly created a MIDI feedback loop which
could also account for note stealing?
If neither of these scenario's apply then I would suggest you take a
step back, let it sit until you've a fresh set of eye's and then
tackle Ed's practical, hands on recommendations detailed in his
reponse to this thread.
regards,
Jon