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Problem with Roland JP 8000 Dashboard FLSM

Archive · 2012 3 old posts

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ed e.t ·

Hi guys im new to the forum, just wondering if you can help with something. I recently purchased a roland JP 8000 hardware synth and im trying to use the FLSM dashboard to control it inside Fl Studio 10, im getting sound from the dashboard but none of the parameters are doing anything, just wondering if you have any solutions for this? Thanks 🙂

infuzion ·

Hi ed, welcome!

What other testing have you done with your synth? Can it be read/written to via FL but not in FL-SM (eg control other VSTs, record automation, etc)?

ed e.t ·

Thanks!

Yeah I can use it to record automation and control other VSTs. Im currently using it thru midi out plugin atm, really want to use it thru the FLSM dashboard so i can automate the parameters etc

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