I may be speaking outta me arse here, since I just got the RM1x less then a month ago,
and am still reading through the manual. Ignore my proposed solution if it doesn't
work, as I'm not too experienced with the RM1x's features.
According to the manual, the JUMP parameter chooses which measure the loop will "jump"
to when the STOP button is pressed. So if it's set to OFF or 1 it's going to jump
back to the beginning of the pattern. The beginning of the pattern presumably has the
volume levels set to max. So a possible workaround might be to set the JUMP measure
setting to the last measure in the particular pattern you are playing (i.e. "8" for an
8 bar measure). Maybe that way the volume will stay at the lower level that you had
it fading out to at the end of the pattern? Of course, if you want the pattern to
start over again after you press STOP you will have to hit the TOP |<- button to move
the measure back to 1.
Just a suggestion. Not sure if it will work.
--wasted/su700fan
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Boris Gutman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 1:00 AM
>To: hwseq-list
>Subject: RM1X & MIDI volume question
>
>Hi!
>
>This is a followup to my question posted about a week ago.
>RM1X is playing a track on external module (TG77). I can adjust the
>volume with "track volume" parameter on RM1X, but as soon as I press
>"stop", the volume jumps back to maximum (the sound has a long release,
>so this is heard clearly). Yesterday I investigated the phenomenon and
>have found that
>- it only happens in Pattern mode (in Song mode it's OK)
>- it only happens when JUMP parameter is set.
>In other words, the volume is reset when the pattern is rewound to the
>beginning.
>
>What's up here? There's no MIDI volume event at the beginning of the
>track, and Event Chase is OFF.
>
>Any ideas? I'm really puzzled...
>
>regards,
>Boris.
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