it should be 6 voices in poly-mode, 3 in dual and 1 in solo mode. now its 3 in poly and 2 in dual. its just happened.... i can hear it stealing a note on the second key of dual mode as well. is there anything i can do????? it was fine half an hour ago, and it hasnt been knocked or anything thing.
missing voices on my ax-73!
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ive just been playing on my ax73 and its suddenly lost half of its voices or something?
it should be 6 voices in poly-mode, 3 in dual and 1 in solo mode. now its 3 in poly and 2 in dual. its just happened.... i can hear it stealing a note on the second key of dual mode as well. is there anything i can do????? it was fine half an hour ago, and it hasnt been knocked or anything thing.
it should be 6 voices in poly-mode, 3 in dual and 1 in solo mode. now its 3 in poly and 2 in dual. its just happened.... i can hear it stealing a note on the second key of dual mode as well. is there anything i can do????? it was fine half an hour ago, and it hasnt been knocked or anything thing.
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Yeah my guess is "chip creep". It is a problem caused by thermal expansion and contraction of the entire machine. Over time this movement tends to dislodge socketed components, causing strange problems with no appearent cause. I suppose it could also be a lot of other things going on, but loose IC's get my vote.
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