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  1. Hi I understand what you are saying , but the problem is that reducing the amp velocity is doing nothing accept increasing the damper resonance...It is not increasing the volume of the minimum volume a key pressed and not affecting the velocity amp at all...This is very weird because I edited a lot on my px-5s and this behavior started a few days ago and seems like a really weird bug... .
  2. Thank you very much brad, but I suspect something is really wrong now.. When I try to edit the concert grand amp velocity, the velocity don't make any difference...What it does is Increasing the damper resonance when i press the sustain...As lower the amp velocity gets, the damper resonance volume (while pressing sustain ) is going up....VERY weird....and I have the px-5s for more than a year and never saw something like that..I edited it before with no problem.. The amp attack also acts strange... On some of the stage settings it acts normal, but on the piano and several presets doing that weird behaviour.. Any idea?? Thanx a lot Mitelman
  3. Hi The 00- concert grand sounds great and has a very wide dynamic range. Sometimes it feels a bit too much dynamic for me.. I tried to narrow it. I pressed edit, then "tone", entered "amp" and lowered the velocity a bit. That worked ok Then I tried to lower the filter velocity a bit, but no affect on the sound, even with 00 instead of the default +63 Am I doing something wrong? Thanx Mitelman
  4. Hi I know the px-5s is supposed to be using 4 simultaneous insert effects,but i can't figure out how.. I can put only 1 insert effect per zone (and there is 4 zones ) but what if I for example want to put on a rhodes sound the dist/amp simulation insert effect and the auto pan insert? thanx Mitelman
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