Mario.

I can't understand.
I checked the parameter lock ( Master equal. and split point )that works fine.
2.2 version installed.
Remember: You must to press the "A" button after any modification in the registration banks, OTS or music database.
Regards,
Chico

[This message has been edited by ChicoBrasil (edited 09-22-2002).]

[This message has been edited by ChicoBrasil (edited 09-22-2002).]

why doesn't everyone have V3.2 installed?

Hi Dnj.

2.02 is the last version for 9000Pro.
Ok?
Chico

[This message has been edited by ChicoBrasil (edited 09-22-2002).]

I stand corrected.....thought you had the 9k

sorry

Dnj

HI: Mario
I just checked my 9000 PRO version 2.02 & to my surprise,
Parameter Lock.

Split Point (works, didn't try if it works on the 3rd split)
Master EQ (works)
Mic Setting (works)
Reverb Type (works)
Line Out (works)
Fingering (works
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Reverb Return Level (does not lock in the mixer settings)
Chorus Return Level (does not lock in the mixer settings)
DSP Return Level ( does not lock in the mixer settings)

But what does Return Level mean, is that the same as
the Reverb, Chorus, & DSP settings in the mixing console ?
As the last 3 have Return Level behind them,
maybe that is some thing else.

I was surprised that they worked, because they didn't with version 1.
I haven't tried them since I first got the KB because they didn't work,
so I just set everything up on Registrations & then I don't worry about
the parameter lock.

Enjoying the 9000 PRO
Denny
PS: Maybe someone can tell me what Return Level means.
Return Level sounds to me like this would be
the Level coming back from outboard mixer or
other outboard gear. Don't Know !!!!!!!!

[This message has been edited by dlstarry (edited 09-22-2002).]

Denny:
Thanks for taking the time. One of the parmeters that I need to lock the most is the Reverb setting in the Mixer console and with the ACMP Split Point, and neither one of them stay unchanged when I go thru different registrations. Volumes I expect them to change since there is no parameter for it to lock them.
As far as Return Levels go, just like you,I am at a loss since I don't really know what they mean. all I know is that they don't lock either.
Regards,
Mario

[This message has been edited by Mario (edited 09-22-2002).]

HI: Mario
The Reverb setting in the mixing console does not
lock in the PRO, But the Reverb Type does.

In the parameter lock screen it say's Reverb Type
and that's what locks.

At first when I seen the Reverb Return Level I was
thinking it meant the amount of Reverb, in (the settings
in the mixing console) but now I think it might mean
something else.
I hope someone can tell us what it means !!!!!!!!!!!!

Enjoying the 9000 PRO
Denny