hey I've having this weird problem lately. my controller's (toneport kb37) mod wheel has been sending midi signal like crazy, like if i was moving it ALL THE TIME, so when i play any synth i end up with this weird sound all the time or if i try to automate ANYTHING everything gets asigned to it (as it's sending signal all the time). The weird thing is that in my brother's computer it works ok, so i guess it may have something to do with pc, and as i don't much time to solve it right now (exams + exams) and i'm dieing to finish some tunes i would like to know if there is any way of deactivating it (as i pretty much didn't use it before all this trouble).
I don't know much about MIDI but could i look in which channel is it sending signal and then cancel it or something like?
thanks for reading (and hope my problem it's 'clear', as my English is pretty bad)
deactivating midi keyboard's mod wheel
yeah i thought about that, but how i do i cancel the modwheel mod on a synth?Stomper wrote:Dont think theres a way to deactivet it. but you can go to the modulation in your synth and cancel its modulation, so the mod wheel will effect nothing. you will have to do it every time though.
when i load up, let's say, synth 1 or Operator, with out me touching anything the modwheel is already affecting something (i mean without loading a preset), in Operator for example it's the pitch envelope.
I dont have or use either of those two. but its happaning because the defulte preset is that mod wheel modulate the pitch.
just find the modulation or mod section and youll see what the mod wheel modulates and you should be able to cancel it.
I would suggest just to send you midi keyboard to someone to fix it.
just find the modulation or mod section and youll see what the mod wheel modulates and you should be able to cancel it.
I would suggest just to send you midi keyboard to someone to fix it.
