How To Split The Keys 2 Keyboard

[@jjohnston73]

Great job explaining it - thank you!

[@Akherkatary]

Thank you

[@DavidMoralesMusic_]

I would like to ask if you know, how can I change the octave of the split specifically without change the octave of the right part on the keyboard. Thank you and Blessings!

[@marvinrivera7947]

Same question here

[@ramirocorrea3036]

Same question

[@cdb_music6949]

Same

[@bastianimas8993]

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[@wislyyloracanes9269]

Thank you so much now I know it great explaination.

[@tonybartonemusic]

How can I lower the octave in the right hand ? Can you help ?

[@EzraBufford]

I have the 88 version. The problem I have with the split function is it always spits at the higher C point vs. what lower key point I want to spit. Why is that?

[@tonybartonemusic]

How do you save it so you don't have to go through the process again once i turn the keyboard off ?

[@rumpanuthabetha]

Can you change the location of the split point on the keyboard so you can play three finger chords possible?

[@vincentdoria9434]

Hi I have a mx61 its great. My question after the split how can I split the volumes?

[@hewdun]

Can you easily move the octave of each sound individually on the split

[@bastianimas8993]

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[@jahson8230]

Can the split mode saved for future use?

[@gracegeorgeabraham4725]

Is it possible to split two layered sounds? What I mean is, if I make piano+pad layered sound and a piano+EP layered sound and store both the sounds in user memory, can I use these two sounds simultaneously in split mode?

[@pianoturnerrobert]

Thx

[@petarbg123]

Hey what speakers do you use for this thing? Should I buy an amp, speakers, headphones or studio monitors for the mx88?

[@lifehousecreative5779]

Hey! So I use a little practice amp that I plug into. But it also has a headphone jack if you'd rather that. But yes since it doesn't have built in speakers, I'd get something for it so you don't always need headphones. Any little amp will do!

[@marianodellamorte]

hi, do you know how to turn off the sustain on the left side?

[@jorperalta8845]

Hola que tal...pudiste averiguar como se desactiva sustain el lado izquierdo?

[@Keyboardman88]

Took 7 minutes to explain something that coule have been done in less than half the time. Since your top patch is so much louder than the bottom patch, you should have shown how easy it is to adjust the volumes of either sound so they would be in balance.

[@lifehousecreative5779]

Sorry you feel that way. I would much rather over-explain & make sure someone who's coming to my video for help gets all the information they need. If you'd like to make a more efficient tutorial, I'm sure it would be helpful in a different way!

[@Keyboardman88]

Sorry. Didn't mean to come off the way it sounded. My comment was not meant to offend. as a trainer in the corporate world, my training method is the essentials first and to the point, and avoid long explanations. In today's faster paced world, people tend to turn away from lengthy orations. Part of that is attributed to presenters who seem to like to pontificate and hear themselves talk.

[@lifehousecreative5779]

@@Keyboardman88 Totally! I've just learned that (maybe just for my team) they need things broken down pretty thoroughly. I'm not too worried about view numbers or stats on this channel - just want to help. So if the viewer doesn't want to watch it, that's cool! But it's seemed to be helpful for most of my subscribers to explain things in detail. Thanks for your feedback!