Hi, Richard,
Glad to see you are still going strong with CakeTalking and SONAR.
It may be that you need to send what is called a "local-off" message to your
keyboard. If your keyboard makes sounds of its own when not connected to a
PC, you will want to set local off when triggering soft synthes using SONAR.
Again, from what you describe, I think that is the solution.
If your keyboard is powered up and attached to your PC before you launch
SONAR, it may be smart enough to receive and process a local-off message
that SONAR sends to it on start up. If not, you will need to consult the
user manual of your particular keyboard to learn the keystrokes required to
set local off mode. These are keystrokes you make on the musical keyboard
itself, not on your PC keyboard. You should find it under the section of
the user manual dedicated to its MIDI implementation.
HTH,
Bill
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Subject: [ddots-l] TTS1
Hi all
A wee bit of a problem and would welcome any help.
My soft synth is TTS1. Was putting down a drum track with no problems.
Wanted to change to piano on a different track. The sound changes but the
drums still remain as well. No matter what instrument I pick when I go to
play a note with the piano sound for example it is mixed in with the
relevant drum or percussion instrument as well.
Any advice?
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