Adjusting the same parameter for all samples in KeyGroup?

Say I've created a KeyGroup by resampling a plugin and I want to now adjust the amp envelope's shape or filter cutoff, etc. I can obviously do it for each sample & repeat, but I'd rather do that for all of them at once if possible.

Surely there's a way?

PROGRAM EDIT > MASTER > KG SELECT:ALL

Or use the KEYGROUP parameter from the top red bar on every page of program edit

MPC-Tutor wrote:PROGRAM EDIT > MASTER > KG SELECT:ALL

Or use the KEYGROUP parameter from the top red bar on every page of program edit

Thanks!!!

Is there a way to make this lock, so you do not have to go back and deselect All every time you hit a note?

That will need some work by Akai. I have PGMs with multiple keypgroups (4-8) that will be a drag to edit. Every time I hit a note, it changes the keygroup from ALL to the keygroup of the played note. This makes tweaking and checking the sound of the change very challenging and slow.

Lampdog wrote:What tweaking can Akai do to ALL when it’s doing what it's supposed to do, changing ALL if you leave it set to ALL. I’m not understanding.

Right now, it is impossible (as far as I know and see) to "lock" the keygroup selection to ALL. The minute you strike a note, you are switched to editing the keygroup of the struck note. This makes it VERY difficult to edit all keygroups and apply changes and hear the changes to the instrument holistically. Terrible workflow if you are into creating instruments.

charlieocali wrote: The minute you strike a note, you are switched to editing the keygroup of the struck note.

When you tap a pad, the layers appear to switch, but they are still locked at "ALL". So you can adjust the parameters of all layers at once while checking the sound.

Elijah wrote:

charlieocali wrote: The minute you strike a note, you are switched to editing the keygroup of the struck note.

When you tap a pad, the layers appear to switch, but they are still locked at "ALL". So you can adjust the parameters of all layers at once while checking the sound.

This is helpful info. Thank you!

It's the same with Force. The screen does not show what it's actually going to do. If you tap it, you can select e.g. "all", but then the text changes when you play something, even though it's still internally, invisibly set to "all". It's just bad UI design. I also don't get how it's your fault that you don't understand what the UI means when it's messed up like that.

HouseWithoutMouse wrote:It's the same with Force. The screen does not show what it's actually going to do. If you tap it, you can select e.g. "all", but then the text changes when you play something, even though it's still internally, invisibly set to "all". It's just bad UI design. I also don't get how it's your fault that you don't understand what the UI means when it's messed up like that.

Hopefully they "fix" and/or change this to be more intuitive in the future. I've got some really cool Keygroups, and sound design stuff I like doing.