2. Go to (Sound Group) and select in each group the (Sound) you would like to use.
Even if you do not use the sound, select the one you might use, if you have to.
3. Next select (Sound Group) then (Sound) of the one you are actually going to use.
4. Save into (Panel Memory 1) and (Expand).
2. Go to (Sound Group) and select in each group the (Sound) you would like to use.
Even if you do not use the sound, select the one you lmight use, if you have to.
3. Next select (Sound Group) then (Sound) of the one you are actually going to use.
4. Save into (Panel Memory 1) and (Expand).
LEFT
1. Using the Technics KN7000 push (Left) then (Part Select Left).
2. Go to (Sound Group) and select in each group the (Sound) you would like to use.
Even if you do not use the sound, select the one you might use, if you have to.
3. Next select (Sound Group) then (Sound) of the one you are actually going to use.
4. Save into (Panel Memory 1) and (Expand).
These are great tips Ivan! I’ve struggled with this for a while because I found that sometimes the other sounds are stored and sometimes not. It is due to using the expand filter is it?
Seems to work all the time!
I do not know if that is the problem. My understanding is using the (Expand) in (Panel Memory} saves everything on the keyboard.