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Thanks for your reply. What I mean by "sustain of all notes" is that rather than the sound resonating after the key is lifted and then gradually dying away as it would on a piano, it just sustains the note at the same volume forever. Does that make sense? I'm new to keyboards (I'm a pianist), so this is a weird function for me.

I'm using WK 6600. It works normally on me for the piano sounds like what piano sustains supposed to do (the sound does gradually dying away). Synths are exceptional.

ALSO  I am disappointed you have to cancel the layer or split to change the main voice (part one) It is not helpful for performing

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On the wk8000 you can change each layered voice by using the left and right arrow buttons to switch between part on and part two voices WITHOUT CANCELLING THE LAYER OR SPLIT FUNCTION.

 

If someone can prove me wrong please let me know cheers

Yeah it was quite problematic fact for me as well at the first glance.

But I sought a way the problem by utilizing the registration buttons to use certain tones that either layered/splitted or not layered/splitted.