I don't have a lot of time yet with the keyboard yet...I was hoping the Live Control knobs could be set to have Live control of Volumes on Right Voices...I was hoping I could say Playing Piano Voice 1 and strings on 2nd Voice I could raise and lower the Strings or Piano voices Live... Do I have to save as a registration and use a Volume Pedal? I would like to have option to control both voices at once...This is where I MISS Live control sliders on a keyboard... It would be nice to raise or lower Style play Live also Please correct Me if I'm thinking wrong....Anyone using the Genos will the Sliders do what I want? Sincerely Harold

I set one of the live controls to "keyboard volume", but I think it does all the RH voices together. I'll check tomorrow when I get to work.
Here's my choices:
A)
1-song volume (midi, audio, aux in, bluetooth
2-keyboard volume
B)
1-Style mute A
2-Balance
C)
1-Vocal harmony level
2-Vocal FX level

Thanks!

For using the Live Control knobs for volume, you can check which right hand voice you want to be able to control, or you can control left volume, mic volume, style volume, etc.

Interesting how we ALL set up the live controls and settings differently for the way we all play live..
everyone does it differently..but I agree sliders and knobs
are my personal preference when playing live.

Thanks...I will check it out soon...What puzzled Me (and maybe I'm doing things wrong) Is I can't See Volume control in the settings types. Harold

Harold,
Try this:
Press MENU button
Tap LIVE CONTROL
In the window, tap the Live Control knob you want to chang
Scroll to VOLUME
At the bottom of the screen you can select the volume of the component(s) you want the knob to control.
Save your settings
Does that help?
Eddie

Thanks everyone!!!!Sure helps Me so much...Harold

Will the assignment stay as the same as long as Live Control is not checked on any songs?

Yes.

Just another way of setting live control, hit the “direct access button” then live control, it’s a short cut I use all the time. Then save the settings as outlined by Ed Shoemaker above.