Is there a chase control in MIDI?

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HelmutLicht
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2017/07/29 16:16:49 (permalink)

Is there a chase control in MIDI?

HI - This is with respect to the new Sonar Professional software: I have the rhythm part of the song just the way I want it. The bass sounds right, so do the background strings and the drums and the guitar, etc. The melody is played as a piano patch. Then I record part B of the melody with a trumpet patch (on a separate track) and it turns out fine, however the bass now plays with the trumpet patch. I checked the bass track in the event view and there is no patch change. Does anybody here know why this is happening? Thanks!
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    Anderton
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    Re: Is there a chase control in MIDI? 2017/07/29 18:44:45 (permalink)
    What soft synth are you using?

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    Re: Is there a chase control in MIDI? 2017/07/29 20:28:36 (permalink)
    Thank you for your reply! I am using a Yamaha PSR-S970 Digital Work Station (keyboard).
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    Re: Is there a chase control in MIDI? 2017/07/29 23:30:50 (permalink)
    MIDI channels misconfigured so the trumpet MIDI is triggering the bass sound?

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    Re: Is there a chase control in MIDI? 2017/07/30 01:23:58 (permalink)
    Perhaps the PSR can have different instruments respond to a single channel. I don't think this is related to program changes, but probably to MIDI channel assignments.

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