Hey.
I've recently purchased a Nord Lead A1 and i'm using it with Logic 9, connected via USB. I love the A1 but i have one problem:
Whenever i record MIDI notes into logic on MIDI channel 1 and want to assign / play a different Patch on MIDI channel 2, the sound also changes on MIDI Channel 1.
So for example: I create a MIDI track in Logic (Nord Lead Midi channel 1) and then create another MIDI track (Nord Lead Midi Channel 2) and change the sound / patch for this track, it changes the sound GLOBALLY for both MIDI channels / tracks. Why?
Is it even possible to have two individual Patches on two individual Midi channels / tracks, playing at the same time?
Nord Lead A1 Midi Channels
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Bama77
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Re: Nord Lead A1 Midi Channels
Maybe the Slot MIDI Channel option can help...?
http://www.nordkeyboards.com/sites/defa ... eng%29.pdf
Page 31 the second point!
http://www.nordkeyboards.com/sites/defa ... eng%29.pdf
Page 31 the second point!
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Bama77
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Re: Nord Lead A1 Midi Channels
I don't get it. There are 4 slots and each slot has 16 channels…why?
I just want to have a different patch for each midi channel.
I just want to have a different patch for each midi channel.
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Re: Nord Lead A1 Midi Channels
Hi Bama,
No, each slot does not have 16 channels. Each slot has a single midi channel which is selected from 1-16 (or off). Your Global Channel is probably also set to 1 which would explain the program change behavior. Set the Global Channel to something else and you will probably be happy.
Bless,
Pablo
No, each slot does not have 16 channels. Each slot has a single midi channel which is selected from 1-16 (or off). Your Global Channel is probably also set to 1 which would explain the program change behavior. Set the Global Channel to something else and you will probably be happy.
Bless,
Pablo
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