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Joshman
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Something very weird and strange just happen at a rehearsal in church this afternoon with the MOXF6. It was as though the keyboard was misfiring or sounding not exactly when my fingers would expect? Almost a simi second delay? I know from watching the instructional video that when you get the MOXF6 you are supposed to do a velocity check I tried it on all 5 settings and it did the same thing on all 5 soft - fixed - I noticed that it happened mostly when I was using sustain pedal.
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MeMyselfAndI64
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Need more information
Since the MOXF does not have built in speakers....
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cmayhle
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What you are describing can sometimes be traced to a polyphony issue due to the way you are playing the instrument. If you are repeatedly triggering many notes, perhaps with multiple layered parts, and also heavily using the sustain pedal...well, polyphony can start to really add up and create the type of symptoms you are reporting. Here is an article on the subject you may find helpful, you will just need to make the mental adaptation from the XS to the MOXF. |
Joshman
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I was not using any sequencing but there were only 2 layers I believe I was using the Lake Side Performance sound Piano Pad
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Joshman
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I don’t think it’s polyphony..
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5pinDIN
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Previously you wrote about two layers, but now you’ve muted “parts 1, 2 and 3”. You also said “This happened on several voices”, but Voices don’t have Parts. If you tell us what you’re actually playing, it might help us help you. Besides the possibility of a simple polyphony issue, there could be other things causing the problem. I’d suggest that you plug headphones directly into the MOXF, and disconnect any other cables, except for power. Then check whether the delay still exists. If so, let us know more precisely what you’re doing. |
Joshman
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Ok,Sorry to confuse you : I was not only testing the one performance Lake Side It was during that in rehearsal that I first noticed it. But now thinking back Last week on the Job I noticed it also but didn’t know if it was part of the performance I was using.
Obviously I am testing several situations out, several Performances and several individual voices to see if it continues to occur or not.
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Joshman
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Ok, experimenting with Traumezeit U1 G-9
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cmayhle
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Joshman, if you add this statement to substantial use of the sustain pedal...you really need to examine your polyphony. Until you eliminate all potential pilot error, it is counter-productive to focus on whether the unit is defective or not. |
Joshman
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Ok will do
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cmayhle
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I am not familiar with this PERFORMANCE, but let me ask the obvious question: Is the bass PART arpeggiated? If so, when you trigger it on the keyboard, the sound timing could very possibly be in the control of the machine...which wouldn’t necessarily be how you are playing it. Try muting or bringing the volume down on the other (non-bass) PARTS, then push and hold down a single note in the bass range of the keyboard. Does the bass PART play multiple notes and/or rhythmic phrases on it’s own? If so, when you release the note does it then stop? |
5pinDIN
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Traumzeit (not Traumezeit) is Performance USER 2 117(H05) on the XS or XF. As cmayhle surmised, Part 2 (Dark Bass) is arpeggiated. The delay is “normal”. By the way, “Traumzeit” translates to “dream time”. Seems appropriate. |
5pinDIN
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If the situation tends to exist when you have another keyboard connected via MIDI (both In and Out), or with a computer connected, it’s possible that you’ve created a MIDI loop that is echoing data. That’s why I said earlier “I’d suggest that you plug headphones directly into the MOXF, and disconnect any other cables, except for power. Then check whether the delay still exists.” |
Joshman
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Thanks a Bunch guys - I really appreciate all of your help, input and insight. However, Today it misfired like crazy in Church on several Performances Lakeside one of them and one of my own with 4 layers.
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5pinDIN
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For anyone following along, Lake Side is Performance USER1 10(A10) on the MOXF, or Performance USER2 79(E15) on an XS or XF (assuming you have the factory Performances loaded). It only has two Parts active, as long as Parts 3 and 4 aren’t turned on. You could certainly reinstall the OS update and/or do a factory reset. Whether either of those will help with what you’re experiencing is questionable. When the “misfire” occurs, how is the MOXF connected? Please list all cables that are attached to it. |
Joshman
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Ok Today
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