ValyenSongbird
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Hello buds! As I love my Privia, I have some software problems from time to time, but till now I managed. It has changed unfortunately... I used 'search' option but nothing seemed to fit my problem - my Privia stopped saving settings. It saves MIDI with no problem, Audio is ok too. I discovered the problem while trying to save some of my fav sound settings into the bank - they don't save anymore. The message that is has been saved occures, but it doesnt save. The 'auto resume' option also doesn't work, mainly because Privia won't save the setting as 'ON' and resets to 'OFF'after restarting. So, basically I end up with clear, factory settings each time I turn on my piano. I did 'reset to factory settings', but it didn't help (and I managed to forget about 80 MIDI saved tracks I wanted to keep... hah, stupid me xD) Any ideas? Is there a way to update the software or so?
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PX-360M Volume of Audio Recording to USB
ValyenSongbird replied to ValyenSongbird's topic in PX-360 and CGP-700
Okay, thank you -
PX-360M Volume of Audio Recording to USB
ValyenSongbird replied to ValyenSongbird's topic in PX-360 and CGP-700
I mean - I want to have control over the sum of the signals sent to the recording -
PX-360M Volume of Audio Recording to USB
ValyenSongbird replied to ValyenSongbird's topic in PX-360 and CGP-700
Yes, I dug into part levels and all are adjusted as I wished them to be. My problem isn't that the recording to Audio Recorder is too loud - for me it's too low actually. Plus, apart from the result, I just wish to have CONTROL over the loudness effect but cannot find it anywhere -
Hello again, lat time I asked here I got my answer and I am hoping for the same second time I searched whole Privia section and unfortunaltely found no answer, the same with manual. I am often making my music by recording some MIDI stuff, importing it to my DAW program, edit and then put it back to Privia, to choose some tones and dig a bit in tempos and balances. Then I put my USB in and just record it as and .wav file (audio recording) to later use it as a demo for vocals, and here the problem is: Do I have any control upon VOLUME of the audio recording to the USB drive? Since main volume wheel doesn't make any difference. And usually the audio is a bit too low in volume, I have to enhance it digitally in my DAW which is of course costing me some quality. Any help here?
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Thank you all for your help, I found satisfactory solution and also found another one: You can play your MIDI recorded music on Privia, and enter the "Mixer" menu and change the tone 'in fly' like I was hoping Thanks a lot again
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Thanks a lot!
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Ah, this sounds useful. I am on my vacation now... but it makes me curious I work in Reaper mostly, you think it's possible there?
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Oooh, I was hoping for some help. Because I wanted to use my piano as a sound base. You know, compose a piece on my PC and then import it in PX-360, give it nice sounds and export as audio. But if doing so, PX is giving piano tone for all MIDI tracks. Really no way to somehow make my dream true?
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Hello there I am recording my new stuff with Privia and doing it first time using MIDI recording section. Since I have no satisfactory VSTs on my PC, I'd rather use Privia's interface and then work on it further. I like to work on some tones but later I often change them, when all paths and items are recorded and put together to change overall sound and blend. So my questio is: Is there a way to CHANGE TONE OF ALREADY RECORDED 'solo track' in Privia's MIDI interface? It would be helpful as hell. I even hoped for changing in 'on fly' to hear how the tone changes the piece. But I cannot find answer in internet or manual :/ Thanks in advance