Hello anyone..

I’m trying to add elements to a Hammond program and the new elements behave like Hammond percussion instead of playing normally.  Doesn’t matter what wave I choose.  It could be a piano wave and it still decays quickly and can’t be retriggered unless all previous notes are released.  This is obviously a necessary function to imitate a Hammond, but I don’t understand how to make an element behave that way or not.

Can’t find anything relating to it in any manual, nor with a google search.  Strange.

Help?

Welcome to the forum.

That characteristic is due to the Common LFO waveform (typically set for a User Wave one shot) and the Element Switch settings for the affected Elements.

From Common Edit, press [F5]LFO > [SF4]BOX
Depending on your exact goal…
You can turn off the ElmSw(LFO Element Switch) for desired Elements. You could also try setting the DPTRATIO(Depth Ratio)EL1-EL8 for those Elements.

See pages 33-34 of the MOX Reference Manual.

Thanks, 5pinDin!  The common LFO is still a bit of a mystery to me also.  Maybe your guidance will help clear up both issues.

Yes..The elements that behaved like Hammond percussion were turned on in the Common LFO BOX.  Turning them off made them stop behaving that way..and I learned more about the Common LFO.

Thanks again.  See my next post about the response to AF1 & 2