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Post by billmelator on Sept 8, 2014 2:46:56 GMT
I wrote a reverse volume pedal [expression controller 11] program for the Alesis Quadrasynth, and Plus Piano. It was great. When layered with a regular volume pedal, it would allow me to cross-fade live from one sound to another. I wrote one for the fusion after a lot of work, but the results are less than spectacular. Anybody had any luck with this?
I posted this in the wrong place the first time, hopefully this is better.
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Post by Jesse on Sept 8, 2014 4:31:19 GMT
Can you list the program here so we can see what you did, then maybe we can find a solution.  |
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Post by billmelator on Sept 9, 2014 23:11:27 GMT
It's a piano program. I used to use it to fade from piano to organ, or piano to strings, though occassionally other sounds. It worked great on the Quadrasynth. The one I wrote for the fusion isn't good, however. I don't have it up in front of me and I can't remember quite how I did it. Or almost did it. As I say, it wasn't great. Kind of glitchy. I hoped someone had already written a reverse expression [volume] pedal program. When I get it up again, I may give it another shot.
Speaking of the other fusion. Thank you very much for your saga of making a non working fusion work. Did you finish? Anyway, I bought a new lcd screen following your link [$20], and put it in one, which I bought w broken screen for $300. It WAS blank. Now it's dark. The back-light plug doesn't fit [2 wires] I spliced onto the old plug, but still no light. It IS readable with a flashlight, though so fine in the studio, and my other is for gigging. I have come up with a work around. the 2 wires are connected to a 9 volt battery on the outside of the unit[disconnected when not in use]. Rube Goldberg eat your heart out.
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