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No, I'm still hoping to find a less expensive solution before I send it in to a Korg repair shop. Though if you were only having it with some patches as well, it sounds like I may as well give it to them to sort it out.

I was about to send it to an authorised Korg repair centre, but I've just found something that might prove that doing so would be a bit pointless... This doesn't actually happen on some patches. For example, Combination A001 (Archi Prime File) seems to link Aftertouch to (I'm assuming) Expression as ...

Try using the headphone output on the front-left side of the keyboard instead. That port has a much higher output, but you might need a splitter if you're normally using 2 mono cables with your current setup (the headphone jack is a single stereo output).

Come to think of it... When I configure aftertouch sensitivity (I believe it's under the global utility menu), the normal aftertouch function on the keys, as in... pressing the keys enough to activate aftertouch under normal circumstances, still works as expected. So the keyboard is still somehow ...

I thought it might a hardware defect at first, but then the fact that aftertouch is being linked to pitch instead had me think otherwise. I'm really hoping this isn't a hardware issue, since I ordered this from the US and I don't think there's any global coverage on the thing. Oh, I tried connecting ...

If you want to use a MIDI device to tell the Triton to play multiple timbres, you should probably use Sequencer mode instead seeing as it automatically links everything to the appropriate channel and you can use all 16 channels at once.

I'm using a Korg TR(61) and all of a sudden my pitch bend wheel no longer works (modulation still functions normally) and instead my keyboard's aftertouch is being linked to pitch for some very strange reason. What this means is that I can't control the thing's pitch, and it's always going out of ...