Topic: genos left hand voice

[mazydazydinah]

Hi there,  could someone help me.  How do I stop the left hand chords from sounding when playing along to a midi.
In my Korg, I can just turn lower off, are you able to do that on Genos.

Marion

[overover]

Hi Marion,

you can either switch off the Left Part (using the corresponding Part On/Off button) or just turn down the Volume of the Left Part to zero (in the Mixer or in the Part Setting display or using the relevant Live Control Slider). If desired, save this setting to a Registration.


Best regards,
Chris

[Wim NL]

Switch off the ACMP

[mazydazydinah]

thanks for the replies,  but neither answers work.  I have everything off, but it still seems to be there attached to the right hand voice select, I just want the piano or voice in the right hand and not playing in the left.

Marion

[DerekA]

I think you need to be a bit clearer on what you're doing.

You're playing back a MIDI file, and want to play along with it using a piano voice.

If you only have R1 active, then the piano voice is active across the whole keyboard. Why is that a problem if you're not pressing any keys on the lower part of the keyboard?

Or what are you not telling us about what you're trying to do?

[mazydazydinah]

hi derek, thats exactly how i am playing it,  but I cant sit there with one hand just doing nothing, so I play the chords at the same time, I want to mute the left sounds and then I can play the chords just as practice and have no sound coming out. All I want to do is mute the sound on that left side.

Marion

[Stijn]

Try this:

menu2 > style setting > setting > Stop ACMP => "Off"

Stijn

[DerekA]

hi derek, thats exactly how i am playing it,  but I cant sit there with one hand just doing nothing, so I play the chords at the same time, I want to mute the left sounds and then I can play the chords just as practice and have no sound coming out. All I want to do is mute the sound on that left side.

Marion

Well, in that case the answer is to switch the L voice on, with ACMP off, but drop the volume of L to zero using either a live control slider or the mixer

[mazydazydinah]

Hi all, Phoned Yamaha, what a great bunch of guys.  The Quick answer is VOICE SELECT- Large Left Button On and then on the Right Side of the keyboard in Slider assign.  Scroll until you get to B and all the parts, and put left down to zero.   Just in case anyone else wants to know how to do this.

Marion.

[jwyvern]

Marion if you want the left notes to remain silent when you play them you need to first split the keyboard. One quick way to do this is to turn the left voice on (yes counter intuitive . Then turn the left voice volume to zero.
Now play your midi and play along with it and the piano should only sound from the RH.
An alternative way to split the KB is to turn ACMP on which prevents the LH piano from sounding, although you may have to additionally turn off the Style Off voices as Stijn suggested to get complete silence.
John