Currently, to adjust the volume for both splits:
1. Press & hold (or toggle) the volume switch
2. Adjust the volume for the active (first) split
3. Release (or toggle) the volume switch
4. Press & hold (or toggle) the Per-Split Setting Switch
5. Switch the split setting
6. Release (or toggle) the Per-Split Setting Switch
7. Press & hold (or toggle) the volume switch
8. Adjust the volume for the active (first) split
9. Release (or toggle) the volume switch
I suggest allowing the volumes of both splits be adjustable on the same "page".
1. Press & hold (or toggle) the volume switch
2. Adjust left split volume
3. Adjust right split volume
4. Release (or toggle) the volume switch.
It seems this would be quicker and allow viewing of the volumes of the splits relative to each other.
LinnStrument Volume Control
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 86 posts since 13 Jan, 2004 from Silicon Valley
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 86 posts since 13 Jan, 2004 from Silicon Valley
I just realized that you don't need to leave the volume page to switch splits. So the current way to adjust volume is
1. Press & hold (or toggle) the volume switch
2. Adjust the volume for the active (first) split
3. Switch splits on the top row
4. Adjust the volume for the active (second) split
5. Release (or toggle) the volume switch.
I would still prefer seeing both volume levels at the same time. One of the ways I use a split is to provide an extended range for a single instrument, e.g., an 88-key piano. Both splits should (normally) be at the same volume. However, comparing the volumes of the splits is currently a little difficult since the two volumes cannot be seen at the same time, at least according to my current understanding.
1. Press & hold (or toggle) the volume switch
2. Adjust the volume for the active (first) split
3. Switch splits on the top row
4. Adjust the volume for the active (second) split
5. Release (or toggle) the volume switch.
I would still prefer seeing both volume levels at the same time. One of the ways I use a split is to provide an extended range for a single instrument, e.g., an 88-key piano. Both splits should (normally) be at the same volume. However, comparing the volumes of the splits is currently a little difficult since the two volumes cannot be seen at the same time, at least according to my current understanding.
