Weird effect on lower split

[plaswuff]

Hi there,

I'm using a keyboard split but the lower part has extra sustain or reverb or something prolonging the note. The upper and lower parts sound noticeably different even when the same instrument is selected. I've attached a video to explain. Any ideas on why this might be happening?

Many thanks :)

[Joe P]

Plas, take a look at shift+part view for the lower part and see if you can shorten the decay, that might do the trick.

Good luck,
Joe

[xp30]

I'm using a keyboard split but the lower part has extra sustain or reverb or something prolonging the note. The upper and lower parts sound noticeably different even when the same instrument is selected. I've attached a video to explain. Any ideas on why this might be happening?

Are you starting from one of the preset studio sets, for example the very first one ("Preview")? That might explain it, because most preset studio sets contain a lot of zone-specific overrides, including "Preview", for which the overrides are rather confusing.

I would recommend to create your own "Preview" studio set as starting point. Initialize a studio set, store it in an easy to find user location, and consider going to the system settings and making this studio set the one that will be loaded automatically when turning on the keyboard.

[plaswuff]

You were 100% correct xp30 my man, thank you very much :)