sh-201 How to split the keyboard

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There is a button on this device that can be off, on or flashing (dual/split).

If it is flashing, the keyboard is split, so that the bottom half plays one oscillator, and the top half the other.
Normally, I think, people would play it dual, so that by hitting one key they get all the sound of the patch they are playing.

Anyway, that is not what i want to do!

What I want to do is play, for example, a piano at the bottom, and a trumpet at the top. Two entirely different instruments.

Is there any way i could do this (simple) thing, other than by creating a patch in which one oscillator was a piano and the other a trumpet?

Any two instruments would do. Or even split the keyboard into 4...

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yeehi wrote:Anyway, that is not what i want to do!
Tough ;-) That's not how it was designed me thinks...
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both sides of the split will play both oscillators.
you need to switch between the upper and the lower part to edit the sounds.
try the lower/upper buttons next to the dual/split button
good luck making a piano or a trumpet with the SH. Its a virtual analog synth and not a sampler.

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A piano with SH-201 :D You made my day.
Maybe a mediocre e.piano (DX7 style) using ring mod, that's the closest you'll ever get to anything that has a piano in its name :)

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Oh, it is quite funny that I don't understand this keyboard so badly!

Would I be able to make it do piano sounds by using it as a midi keyboard interface and have some software on my computer, virtual instrument stuff, that would then mean i could play piano sounds?

I know that we can put a sound into it, eg from a cd, and play that sound somehow.

btw, i have connected it to my computer via a usb cable. I also did a connection from the midi ports to my computer (usb at the other end into my computer.) Do I need both of these?

Finally, what should I do to start getting a clue?! :)

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