Yes. It's the same for the MX model. I noticed it when I was playing it through my DAW and saw that the input level was lower than what I set on the keyboard. I push mine through an amp, so I the volume definitely has to be pushed significantly from an external source such as an amp, powered speaker, or powered mixer. What's your external source that you play through at church?
@@jsimzjmusic it run through a mixer and monitors and the height on the mixer and monitors are very high yet still I have to turn on almost all the volume when all the instruments are playing cause I hardly hear myself do you believe it has something to do with the velocity? I appreciate your response to me thanks looking forward of seeing more videos on this piano God bless
@@mydanbff5483 No problem. I am going to check into this a little more. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. I'm getting ready to release more videos very soon.
@@mydanbff5483 There's a video on YT talking about the low velocity of the pianos. I have a MODX7+, copied the Grand Piano to my own patch, and increased the velocity. The title of the video is, "How to fix the thin piano sounds in the Yamaha MODX and Montage"
Anyone notice that some sounds play even if the volume sliders are all the way down? On the MODX7+ try these patches. Solo 1stViolin AF1, Solo 2nd Violin AF1, Solo Viola AF1, or Solo Cello AF1. Push the 4 sliders all the way up, then all the way down. Sounds will still play from some of the parts. It's not that big of a deal, but if you're layering sounds with a piano, and only want to hear the piano, there's no way to make the other sounds go away using the sliders. Happens with some of the pad sounds as well.
Ive been looking for this horns sound for my modx😊 thank you! Do u also have an organ sound like the B3 for the modx? Im playing reggae music and trying to achive the B3 sound😊 thank you
I have a question.. I have the Modx7 and everyone I know including myself can’t figure out how to keep the sounds from cutting out when your playing more then one sound at a time. For example: if I’m playing just a piano sound if I proceed to hit a deep bass note on top of the chords I’m already playing it cuts out and and I can’t figure out how to fix that problem
The only way I would upgrade is for recording purporses because you need more bottom and top to cover certain chords, riffs, and runs. It mostly depends on how you play. So, if you're a mid range mostly chords player the 6 would be just fine.
