Simple mono patch not behaving. Beginner question.

[Aleos]

Hey folks, I know you’re a bunch of pros out there. I’m a composer/guitarist trying to dive into synthesis. Much gratitude to you for enduring my elementary questions.

So, I’m trying to make a nice monosynth-like bass patch from scratch. I’ve got the sound i want, but the behaviour of the keyboard is strange.
I want the classic monosynth performance of; playing a note, then when you play another note, it overrides the previous note. Like monosynth 101.
Well, it seems I can only get this behaviour descending on the keyboard. Ascending, it holds the original note, and doesn’t trigger the higher note until I let go of the lower.
What easy step on the rev2 am i missing? 
Thanks.

[jg666]

I’m not in front of my Rev2 at the moment so going from memory.

Whilst in the patch go into Misc Parameters and find the Key Mode parameter. I suspect this will be set to Low or LowR and you want to set it to last or LastR.

Low/LowR means it’s playing in Low note priority (the R means re trigger the envelope) If you set it to Last/LastR it will play all notes high or low  - it plays the note that you’re pressing without having to release the previous note.

Hope this makes sense?

[guyaguy]

Low/LowR means it’s playing in Low note priority (the R means re trigger the envelope) If you set it to Last/LastR it will play all notes high or low  - it plays the note that you’re pressing without having to release the previous note.

FWIW this is actually monosynth 101 because it's how the Minimoog worked!

[Aleos]

Sweet! Done.
Thanks a lot guys.

A

[jg666]

You’re welcome. Enjoy your Rev2

[Aleos]

You’re welcome. Enjoy your Rev2

I am. So so so much. What a wonderful instrument it is.
I have quite a lovely selection of guitar amps and pedals that the rev2 is going through, and it sounds exquisite. Just got to get my patch-building chops up to speed.