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pictobug wrote:I've just ordered the tutorial DVD, so when it arrives and I've had a good look, I'll let you all know what I think.

Also ordered it. I'm an absolute beginner on the M50, so I'll post my findings from this point of view.

The easiest way seems to be to simply switch up, then back down (or vice versa) from the prog/combi you're in... so you're back again to where you were in the first place.

Thanks very much

I have experienced this problem a few times. I will see if I can reproduce it 'scientifically' at some point with details of the configuration I used, but for now, my observations are: * So far, only happens when playing multiple notes together (polyphony) * Happens more frequently when polyphony is ...

Hey Rich, Thank you sooooo much for these videos. The live performance and effects tutorials were invaluable as I only had a few hours to learn the basics of the M50 before a practice. Anyway, I'm keen to create some custom arpeggios. Would you be able to run a tutorial on using the arpeggiator ...

Split the keyboard into a chord zone and a melody zone. In the chord zone, play and store your chords at maximum veolcity then use the program mixer sliders to change the velocity to any level you like. As a newbie (I've had my M50 for three days), I don't know if this next idea is actually possible ...