Nord User Forum

Bachus wrote:Lets say, i want to controll a piano sound from a 2nd keyboard..
And another piano sound, with an organ sound and 2 synth sounds from the stage..

When i look inside camelot, it just looks i can only assign full programs to an external midi channel..
This would disqualify the stage 3 as a 2nd keyboard in my camelot setup..

I just downloaded the free version of camelot (which is the same as the paid version, just limited to 10 items). What you need to do, is to set every sound engine (from both panels) to receive on different midi channels (i.e. global channel 1, organ A channel 2, piano A channel 3 etc.). What you can do next is assign a layer (which is commanded by a certain keyboard) to send to specific midi channels. In your case, layer one is controlled by nord stage, and it sends to channels corresponding to the piano, organ and 2 synths. Then, layer 2 is controlled by the midi keyboard, and it sends to midi channel corresponding to the piano sound. What's even better, is that you can do splits and layers without giving in to limitations of stage's split points.

Hope this helps

I've been having issues with Camelot not being able to pull up certain programs on my NS3.

I've been using Camelot Pro for a few years now. If we get to a certain point in the set, I have to quit the program and control the keyboard manually to access certain song programs. I've had trouble pinpointing what it is about these certain programs that Camelot has issues with.

Has anyone had similar issues controlling the NS3 with Camelot Pro? As this thread describes, I was thinking about putting a bunch of filters on these programs to see if any MIDI being sent or received is triggering this response.

I can attach a MIDI log of what happens when one of these programs is triggered by Camelot Pro. It seems that Camelot is sending too much information for a simple patch change...what do you think could be happening here? The patch is MSB (CC00) #1, LSB (CC32) #3, Program #41 (Song Part is Off)