I want to change some tracks on a style (Reggae) on my PSR3000.
1) I select Style Creator
2) Select the channel
3) select the section
4) It asks me to delete the current trac (yes)
5) Then when I start recording the track volume is very low. I can go into mixing console and raise the volume, but this is still too low. I must be doing something wrong.
Kevin

[This message has been edited by Starkeeper (edited 09-21-2006).]

Hi Starkeeper,
try boosting velocity of the track after recording. Page 121 of manual.

best wishes
Rikki

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[This message has been edited by rikkisbears (edited 09-22-2006).]

Thanks Rikki, I'll try that and advise. That's great that you now own a PSR1500. Another resource for questions.
Starkeeper

[This message has been edited by Starkeeper (edited 09-22-2006).]

I have encountered some some situations whereby the currently assigned DSP results in a low volume...

Just a guess.

Regards,

Michael

Hi Starkeeper,
hopefully it solves your problem. If not , definately check what Michael has suggested could be your problem, he has far more experience withe the actual psr keyboards than I do.

You may be able to check the velocity level in the event list edit, and see if what you're recording via the keys is really low.
I noticed some of my old 3rd party psr styles had low velocity levels.

I'm having a ball with my little psr. I'm sorting thru all my old psr styles, most of which I never quite got round to tweaking for omb/soundfonts.
I'm not giving up on the soundfonts either, they're going to come in handy for playback of my midifile collection & BIAB software.

You must be totally engrossed in your new keyboard too, we haven't heard from you much of late haa haa.

best wishes
Rikki
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