This was weird, took me a bit to figure out what was happening. I was recording a song with a style I had lucked up on. Plus, something I've never done before, I had plugged in TWO footswitches. One to trigger vocal harmony, the other to trigger FILL UP, I think it was. Meaning each time I press the footswitch, it changes the MAIN fill from A to B to A, etc.

I knew that both MAIN fills sounded very different. There was either more or less stuff going on in the particular fill. I knew darn well I was familiar with how that style should sound. Finally, I thought about the only thing different I had done -- assign a footswitch to the MAIN fill.

I unplugged it and the style played as I expected it. Why would this happen?

Oh yeah... Yam psr2000.

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Bill
Yamaha PSR2000

Nobody has a clue? I play the style without the footswitch assigned to MAIN FILL and it plays the normal way; I plug in the footswitch and the style has more (or less) going on within the style.

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Bill
Yamaha PSR2000

I figgure you must have something assigned within a registration that re-assigned the footswitch function. Just a guess.

Good Luck,

Gary

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