Midi supports channels 1 - 16. Each channel should only be assigned to one
part. For example, the Nord is 4 part multitimboral. That means you can
assign bank "A" to midi channel one, B to two, C to three, and D to four.
It's like having 4 Nord Leads! However, if another Midi instrument in your
studio is also assigned channel one, then both channel ones will play at the
same time. So if your A3000 is set up to use channel one for piano and the
Nord's bank "A" is also for channel one, you'll hear both. You manual for
each device tells you how to change midi channels. So if your Nord is you
control synth, assign channels 1-4 for the four banks. Then you can assign
the A3000 channels 5-8 (but it could be 5 and 6 or just 5 if you wanted!).
Also, the RM1x has internal sounds and you need to "turn off" the internal
sound channels if you are sending them via midi to an external device.
Remember, aside from sequencing, the RM1x is a real midi instrument as well.
----- Original Message -----
From: cris f <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 5:24 PM
Subject: a3k/nord triggering from rm1x: help
> Hi, i'm using my a3k for a piano line in one of my tunes, but for some
> reason, notes that are being played by my nord are also be played on my
a3k.
> Has anyone experienced this type of problem where the midi notes from one
> machine are being triggered on another machine? Any tips? It wasn't
> happening in my soft seqencer, so i'm wondering it the rm1x is the
culprit.
> Thanx in advance,
> cris f
>
