Steven, It depends... Setting it to "Fixed Channel" will give the sound assigned to the fixed channel, regardless of what staff you're working on, so you may be entering notes for a sax but hearing a trumpet as you enter. Setting to "smart" or "direct" will give you the sound of the instrument for which you are entering the notes. FWIW, I have it set to "smart."
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That did it! Thanks a million!!
One more questions: is it best to leave it on Fixed Channel or one of
the other settings (i.e Smart, etc..)?
Steve
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From: Williams, Jim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 9:48 AM
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Have you checked MIDI THRU in the MIDI menu?
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I just purchased an Edirol PCR-30 Midi controller keyboard and
I am having difficulty setting the keyboard to play sounds WHILE I'm inputting
notes. Playback happens fine, but I just can't hear what I'm inputting.
Any suggestions?
Steve Gruver
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