MODO Bass drop tuning

[n2mpujack]

Just installed MODO Bass and am trying out the 'drop' tuning for the low pitched string. Except there's no way to play the A and A# notes when 'drop' is enabled. The keyboard at the bottom of the gui shows the last playable note a B and if I try to play the A and A# with the cursor on the guitar gui there's no sound. What am I missing? Latest revision of MODO bass - I'm sure someone has run into this.

[Peter_IK]

Is it a particular model? I found that when I have 5 string and drop enabled, some models revert to 4 string when I change from model to model. But I can still set them back to 5 string and drop and they work fine after.

Since that is not likely to be a problem, perhaps there's something mapped in the Control section creating a conflicting keyswitch in the range of the drop? That's the only thing I can think of at the moment that might cause this for you.

[n2mpujack]

Is it a particular model? I found that when I have 5 string and drop enabled, some models revert to 4 string when I change from model to model. But I can still set them back to 5 string and drop and they work fine after.

Since that is not likely to be a problem, perhaps there's something mapped in the Control section creating a conflicting keyswitch in the range of the drop? That's the only thing I can think of at the moment that might cause this for you.

Turns out it WAS caused by conflicts in the Control section that were there by default when the instrument was installed. Should have been caught when the drop tuning functionality was added. There were two functions that had to be either re-assigned or turned off to enable being able to play those two notes.

I ran into this when using models that were 5 and 6 string to begin with.

[Peter_IK]

Sent in with a link to the thread. Thanks!

[n2mpujack]

Sent in with a link to the thread. Thanks!

Sounds good.

[Peter_IK]

Sent in with a link to the thread. Thanks!

Sounds good.

It certainly does when you can play all the notes

[DarkStar]

^^^
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