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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » September 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: adjusting volume on 4front piano module
Gandalf_den_graa
Posted: 29th September 2003 10:04
I downloaded 4front Piano Module from this site, but now I cant figure out to adjust the volume!!! It doesnt react to adjustments of any kind!! I use Cubase SX with a Creative Soundblaster MPU-401...please help!
smart
Posted: 29th September 2003 10:13
The 4Front Piano Module doesn't have any adjustable parameters. I think there will be a "pro" version of it that will have some options eventually Smile
gyohng
Posted: 29th September 2003 10:20
4Front Piano is supposed to be sticked as a VSTi, therefore it should have an audio track attached to it.

Use cubase audio slider (not MIDI slider) to adjust volume, little midi commands are implemented.

- George
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