#KURZWEIL PC2X FACTORY RESET SOFTWARE#

You can see that there is no way for the contacts to be affecting only the black notes.

Go back to of this thread and look at the photos. So, it's definitely not a rubber contact problem. Kurzweil workstations are known for their exhausting programming capabilities, and although I'm not familiar with one that would cause the sharp/flatted notes to be louder, I'm sure such a menu could exist, in other companies keyboards, too, no doubt.

#KURZWEIL PC2X FACTORY RESET SOFTWARE#

But even so, I cannot think of any software menu that would affect only the black notes, and then only in their velocity. Without a doubt, it's a programming glitch. I'm having a hard time envisioning what could cause this issue. Thanks so much Toddskins for your hard work. All went well, and my MIDI controller is back to 100% thanks to your wonderful advice and detailed photos. I noticed the similarity to the guts of my SL-880 immediately, so we proceeded to duplicate the procedure. It just so happens that my brother is an electronics technician and he ended up finding your info here.

I was concerned about getting this remedied. I then noticed my 'full on' key no matter how hard I hit the thing. I took the screws out and looked to make sure that no water was evident before powering on I blew out and cleaned to the best of my ability, all while looking on the board for any tell-tell signs of corrosion. This was GREAT, save for when it rained, the water would strangely run BACK UP on the underneath side (or inside the shop!!) all on my beloved SL-880 pro!! Before powering up after my long road to recovery, I done what any good concerned owner would do. As it turns out, I had been in a severe motorcycle wreck and my friend came and took all of my musical equipment to his storage building. I have a Studiologic Weighted key MIDI controller that had lost sensitivity on one key (the E below middle C).

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