Just to make sure... The keyboard controller "feeding" the arps is not also > the sound module you are trying to control? if it is then the problem > requires you to turn "local off" on your keyboard/synthesizer. No. I'm playing the MP-7's pads and the arps are sent to a Korg MS2000. > What is confusing to me about your description is it is the opposite of how > the arps are supposed to work (and I have verified myself a while back). pre-delay will play the held notes/chord to the synth the arp is controlling > during the duration of the predelay. After which normal arpeggiation will > begin. Let me try again. English is not my first language, but I sure i can get this across. :) 1. With pre delay set to off. I play and hold a pad. The arpeggio runs perfectly, BUT the note I am pressing keeps sounding "unarpeggiated" as well. The arpeggio *and* the held note sound at the same time. And this "unarpeggiated" sound is not coming from the MP-7, as the corresponding channel is muted. 2. With pre delayed turned on. This unarpeggiated sound disappears (that's good) and the arpegiator works fine. But then I am stuck with stuttering arpeggios, as there's always this pre-delay. I don't want this. I want the arpeggios sent to the MS2000 to sound the same as they do when I use the MP7's own sounds. > Also if you are using postdelay and recycle=on you will get the notes > playing again during the postdelay period. At least that is the way it > usually works. I'v gone through Post-delay and recycle in the manual, and they are not related to my problem. I've tried all the possibilities and it simply does not work. Hope this clarifies the situation. I am looking forward to some help. Cheers. Sergio
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Re: Arp question - again
2002-12-04 by Sergio Teixeira Jr.
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