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Hi everyone,
I'm new here, and am in the process of changing my live setup from a Korg Triton Extreme keyboard over to midi. I've messed around with Reason and Ableton Live, and I've encountered the same problem using both programs. I'm using an Akai MPK88.
I switch sounds pretty frequently throughout our songs, so I'm trying to be able to switch patches as smoothly as possible.
The problem I come across is that when I hold out a sound, say a string sound, holding the sustain pedal, and then switch to another sound, say a piano, the switch is fine and quick but the previous patch (the string sound) continues to ring out forever (until I close the file). Seems that the program, whether Reason or Ableton, doesn't acknowledge a pedal off signal when the sound is switched.
How can I set up so this doesn't happen? I don't want to run the risk of playing a show and suddenly having a pad or string sound ring out eternally.
I'm very new to all of this, and appreciate any answers! Thanks in advance!
I'm new here, and am in the process of changing my live setup from a Korg Triton Extreme keyboard over to midi. I've messed around with Reason and Ableton Live, and I've encountered the same problem using both programs. I'm using an Akai MPK88.
I switch sounds pretty frequently throughout our songs, so I'm trying to be able to switch patches as smoothly as possible.
The problem I come across is that when I hold out a sound, say a string sound, holding the sustain pedal, and then switch to another sound, say a piano, the switch is fine and quick but the previous patch (the string sound) continues to ring out forever (until I close the file). Seems that the program, whether Reason or Ableton, doesn't acknowledge a pedal off signal when the sound is switched.
How can I set up so this doesn't happen? I don't want to run the risk of playing a show and suddenly having a pad or string sound ring out eternally.
I'm very new to all of this, and appreciate any answers! Thanks in advance!