The gentleman who posted right before me jarred my memory of a problem I had with vycro and editing.  He was using it to tweak the voice effects.  This is where I’m doing something wrong.

I understand the “PUT” button is inferred because changes made in vycros should take effect automatically on the MX, correct?

I was just experimenting with the vintage74 EP voice.  While tapping a chord, I turned off the reverb and chorus effects in vycro. 

I also played around with other effects but there was no discernible difference in the sound I hear.  I did not save anything because I didn’t hear any changes occurring to the voice as I manipulated variables on the computer.  I’m certainly missing an obvious step but can’t get it on my own.

appreciate your help.

I have to ask because, well, you don’t say, what PART number are you editing, and what PART number are you playing?

It is possible to be editing the screen but physically playing the MX keyboard communicating with a different PART, you may only think you are editing the PART. Not saying that is what you are doing but it is a possibility.

understood, my bad for leaving out needed info.

I’m trying to edit part one.....  i have the vintage74 EP assigned to part 1 and i had that one highlighted on vycro and was playing part one in real time when i was making the changes.

Navigate to the parameter you are controlling in the MX front panel. Change the parameter with VycroMX… Whether or not you hear it is between you and your ears, but see what your eyes say about the parameters changing when you change them in the Editor.

Call up your Performance
Press [PART SELECT]
Select Part [1]
Press the DOWN CURSOR arrow several times to select the CHORUS SEND parameter

Move the CHORUS SEND in the VycroMX for Part 1
See what your eyes report.

If they say it is changing, then they, in this case, will overrule your ears (which for whatever reason are failing you)

:-)

Let us know.