Sustain Peadal

Hi appmus’ do you have other gear hooked up to your fantom?

Nope just an EMU-0404.just to make sure I unplugged that also and got the same results.

Hey another thing....

If I record on channel 3 say I open the microscope and see inofrmation related to channel 1.

could some one try this and confirm?

Thanks.
yes I did apply 1.1.0.

Are you using layers?

If I record on channel 3 say I open the microscope and see inofrmation related to channel 1.

Do you mean channel or track it's not the same.
A track can contain information sent to all the 16 channels in the form of a phrase.

Also, someone said in an early post, that if you don't activate the switch for a specific layer, midi will be sent to all the channels.

okay...
not using layers

Here's what I did.


1. Select Studio
2. F5 Studio list
3. Select PRST001: Standard Set
4. F8 Select
5. Click on Part 4
6. Select song
7. Select F1 Song list
8. Jog down using Whell to 010 INiT Song
9. Select F8 Load
10. Select F7 OK
11. high light track 6 using Down Arrow
12. Select REC
13. press play
14. Play Cmaj scale one octave up one octave down Qtr note beat four measures
15. Press F7 OK
16. Press F8 Song Edit
17. Press F4 Edit
18. Press F4 Microscope
19. View Midi information
Channel 4 with green INTERNAL "I" highlighted
and
Channel 1 with Yellow External "E" highlighted


If you go back to Studio and select F3 part view you see that the insturment is using CHANNEL 4

Were does the Channel 1 data come from?

I have have somewhat similar problems with pitch wheel, and other cc events. When I apply them on track 1 phase 1, (midi channel 1) they appear in track 3 phase 3 midi ch 3 as well! It seems to happen every once in a while, and the only work araound I have found is to manually erase them from track 3. This might have something to do with the fantom confusing the exp events with the int events. One other thing, this ONLY happens on track and phrase 1. Don't know if this helps, but it is my experience so far.
firstlovedan

Hi Guys' it sounds to me like you have one or more channels keyboard switch turned on. Make sure they are all off or you will get performance data from the tracks for which the switch is turned on.

1.Press [STUDIO].

2.Press [F6 ].

3.Use [CURSOR] to move the cursor to the “Keyboard Sw”
field, and press [Dec] to turn the keyboard switch off.

That wasn't that.
I found that under [Studio] - [EXTERNAL] the Keyboard SW was turned on for external track 1.

Just for fun I did a system reset to see if that was a default.
guess what that IS a system default that dern Keyboard SW on the number one external track is on.....

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Now for that dang sustain pedal

any one using a sustain pedal you gotta turn off the Recording SW, by default all 16 insturments are turned ON.

Oh, An e-mail to Roland support thought it was a bug.
My guitar HERE at the Gituar Center wasn't any help either.

live and learn.

My life line is this forum.....