JohnnyMan
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I bought a used Roland GR-33 guitar synth and a Roland-ready Strat on eBay and I’m having difficulties with the GR-33.
While I am playing it seems to fire wrong notes randomly. Usually it is a very high-pitched note. I am confident it’s not my technique because a random note fired just after I played a "good" note and I had done nothing, i.e. I did not move, touch a string, or anything. I played the note, the synth played the correct pitch and then immediately afterwards played the high-pitched note.
Has anyone else seen this and if you have, were you able to correct it and how did you do it?
Interestingly I have an old Roland Alpha-Juno-1 keyboard synth and it used to do the same thing!
Could this be common to Roland midi gear?
While I am playing it seems to fire wrong notes randomly. Usually it is a very high-pitched note. I am confident it’s not my technique because a random note fired just after I played a "good" note and I had done nothing, i.e. I did not move, touch a string, or anything. I played the note, the synth played the correct pitch and then immediately afterwards played the high-pitched note.
Has anyone else seen this and if you have, were you able to correct it and how did you do it?
Interestingly I have an old Roland Alpha-Juno-1 keyboard synth and it used to do the same thing!
Could this be common to Roland midi gear?