Last week, everything worked fine. I don't remember changing anything out-of-the-ordinary.
Today, when I enter a RH snare hit (G#) it comes out as a gawk shot. If I want RH/LH snare hits, I have to hit G Natural and A Natural.
If I want shots on the 10"; tenor drum, I have to hit the C Natural and C# keys.
I've checked my transposition functions, and everything seems to be as it should be. It's as if I have to transpose up a half-step/whole-step to get the right sounds.
Like Michael Bolton, I'm sure I've screwed up some mundane detail that's caused this. I appreciate any help that someone can provide.
Matt Little
Windows XP Service Pack Two Dell Latitude 630 T7250 @ 2.00 GHz 777 MHz, 1.00 GB of RAM VDL 2.5 with Sibelius 5.2
2) Reset your MIDI keyboard to its factory settings. It may have somehow been accidentally pitch shifted, causing everything to be off by a half-step. The manufacturer should have documentation on how to re-set it to the factory settings.
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over 15 years ago
Check here...I had the same problem a few weeks ago
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Last week, everything worked fine. I don't remember changing anything out-of-the-ordinary.
Today, when I enter a RH snare hit (G#) it comes out as a gawk shot. If I want RH/LH snare hits, I have to hit G Natural and A Natural.
If I want shots on the 10"; tenor drum, I have to hit the C Natural and C# keys.
I've checked my transposition functions, and everything seems to be as it should be. It's as if I have to transpose up a half-step/whole-step to get the right sounds.
Like Michael Bolton, I'm sure I've screwed up some mundane detail that's caused this. I appreciate any help that someone can provide.
Matt Little
Windows XP Service Pack Two
Dell Latitude 630
T7250 @ 2.00 GHz
777 MHz, 1.00 GB of RAM
VDL 2.5 with Sibelius 5.2