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> Patch Changes Not Happening On Midi Channel 1
karambos
post Sun 2 Mar 2003, 19:18
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Can someone help me with the following:

I'm in performance mode on my Roland JV 1080 which means I can play up to 64 voices on up to 16 midi channels. I've set up my performance on the synth as I want it played back by the sequencer; in other words the right patches(sounds) on the right midi channels and the right midi channels assigned to the right arrange window tracks. Just as I want it.

I've set up the Multi-intrument (in the environment in Logic) to communicate on all midi channels, (by selecting the multi itself and not one of the individual sub-channels), and selecting "All" where it says "Cha". Everything works fine. Logic records and plays back fine; all the right instruments in all the right places. I do a bulk dump and then I can close the song, re-open it and it plays back just as I want it to. No probs so far.

Now, lets say I want to change a patch in the performance; in other words, I want a different sound on a particular midi channel. I can either go to the synth and press "parameter" followed by "wave" and select my new patch directly using just the synth. Or I can ALT+<double-click> the track in my LOGIC arrange window that I want to change. This opens a window from which I can select any patch. If I change the patch here, I can see the instrument name changing in the arrange window and I can see it changing on the synth too (providing I press <PERFORM>+<PATCH> and then select the corresponding Part). I can do another bulk dump and voila - change done.

Or is it? This procedure works fine for all midi channels APART FROM MIDI CHANNEL 1. I cannot change the patch on midi channel one from within LOGIC. I have to do it direct on the synth. Any ideas why?

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BobbyA
post Mon 2 Jun 2003, 23:53
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But seriously. I had a similar thing happen with my Kurzweil K2VX keyboard with Digital Performer.
Try changing your Default MIDI channel on the Roland JV 1080 to something other than chan 1. I used channel 14. Then power it down and back up. If it's the same thing that happened to me it will now work on channel 1.
Strange, huh?
But as to "Why"... I dunno.

Good luck.
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