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Disable split function on VSS200
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 25, 2018 6:34 am    Post subject: Disable split function on VSS200
Subject description: I want to learn if it's possible to disable split keyboard function		 Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
Hello!

This question is regarding a Yamaha VSS200 toy sampler but I believe it can be seen as more general.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_VSS-200

How likely is it I would be able to disable a keyboard split function on such a machine?

The machine has a pretty funny sampler but since the engineers of Yamaha probably found the sound being ugly when going to far down the keyboard they made a split point somewhere in the middle so it always plays the regular FM-sounds on the lower half of the keyboard whenever sampling is activaded.

Without sampling the whole keyboard can be used for one sound so I was thinking maybe I could force this functionality when sampling is on too. But if it's all in software then it will be hard. If it's more a hardware thing maybe it's not so hard.

I have no idea and although I user a soldering iron from time to time I have no clue in the field of circuit bending.

Any advice?
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