Synth Tips | How to create a Keyboard Split | MODX/MONTAGE

A short tutorial on how to create a Keyboard Split on MODX/MONTAGE Synthesizers.
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[@darrenhirst9900]

I've always bought Yamaha products because they last. Own the Yamaha Modx and Yamaha HS8's and I'm very happy. Owned Yamaha PSR keyboards and they lasted a long time till my son damaged it but it still worked. proud owner of your products guys.

[@petemeza7259]

Just bought my MODX8,you saved me a lot of time searching through the manual/puzzle. God bless, thanks a ton. Pete Meza

[@Bashanvibe]

Thanks this helps with the learning curve when I get mine!!!

[@raincells]

These are great - thank you for posting. Could you do a short video on how to make a "riser" sound? Thank you.

[@shaylachatman7598]

I’ve had my MODX for about 6 months now and still trying to learn how to use it for the sounds I need while playing at church

[@juanignaciosanchez9633]

Y que pasa cuando decido poner el rango, en tu caso el bajo en la nota B, pero usamos el transpose... ahora se corre la nota de la particion (B) para arriba o para abajo según transportamos. La idea mía es que si se puede mantener la división en la misma nota aunque cambiemos la tonalidad?

[@BoobieHolmes]

That’s a lot of steps just to create a split keyboard

[@benjamin.bannermanH]

That’s what I thought too

[@ricardregas3143]

Hahahaha!!! "An easy way" you said? I've seen easier Engineering careers!! When you start playing all the audience is sleeping at home. However, thank you very much!