I’ve searched the forum but still couldn’t solve my issue. I am attempting to enter a 3-note chord into the sequencer on Track 1 of my AK, with 3 voices active, but it is only allowing for a single note during playback (the chord plays in 3 voices when assigning to a trig, but plays back as a single voice via the sequencer). The other tracks are currently empty. I am beginning to lose my mind.
In the poly config menu i’ve got tracks 1, 3, and 4 selected.
I’m relatively new to the AK, but my understanding is that unless there is some voice thievery taking place, playing on track 1 would give me access to 3 voices. which it does. but i can’t enter that into the sequencer and have it play polyphonically…
Thanks for the arp trick, Schnork, but in my limited understanding I shouldn’t have to go that route, right? I should just be capable of playing it directly in without messing with any arp settings?
Kpucski, I’m just reserving track 2 for later, but currently the pattern is empty. I tried activating all 4 voices and allocation set to reset, but still no polyphony…
Do you know which OS your keys is on? I looked through some of the old Release Notes for potential bugs to do with “Poly Mode” and I saw a couple in firmwares below 1.20 that could potentially be causing the notes to drop out. It might be worth updating to the latest version of the OS if you haven’t done so already. Hopefully you can figure it out; I’ll let you know if I can think of anything else we may have overlooked.
Select a track, let’s say track 1, open poly config [Function]+[Kit] and tick three boxes there, leave the other settings like shown in the screenshot here and play a (triad) chord on the keys (allocation reset, use trk sounds unchecked) - what happens?
@Schnork Those are the settings I’ve been using. It will play a triad and even sequence a triad in live mode (i found out last night), but not in step sequence mode.
edit: sorry, am a bit out of my mind today… that setting results in the same, i can play and sequence chords but not when step sequencing