This has been one of the most requested videos over the last few months. People with MODX and Montage synths want to know how they can get arranger-like functionality where complex chords can be played by playing only a single key. MODX and Montage do not have this type of functionality natively. You can get close with certain arpeggiator patterns, but you are limited in terms of the sounds and specific notes being played. In this video, I show you the simple way to have the MODX and Montage play complex, multitimbral chords with a single keypress! Download this performance for the Montage M from Soundmondo: https://soundmondo.yamahasynth.com/voices/112673 My keyboard Z stand: https://amzn.to/3Ix5xuF Z stand extra tier: https://amzn.to/3XtVpa6 My keyboard A frames: https://amzn.to/3YwAPav My silver keyboard covers: https://amzn.to/40VySFx My black keyboard covers: https://amzn.to/3Gt5oXz 0:00 Intro 1:59 Starting a New Performance 2:22 Differences for Montage M 3:23 Programming Chord 1 6:50 Programming Chord 2 8:20 Programming Chord 3 9:38 Programming Chord 4 12:13 Filters & FX 13:47 Adding a Lead Part 15:01 The End Result 15:56 Download My Performance! #Montage #MODX #Chords ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7rBrnRvkyo

I absolutely love this TV. It has a fantastic picture, lots of great apps, the remote is great, everything about it is fantastic - except for one thing: the TV is unwatchable. This TV has a major firmware flaw. When the TV encounters a significant scene change, particularly if the scene change involves a sudden, black image, the TV turns itself off. Pulling the power cord for a few seconds to reset the TV fixes it for a while - but the problem eventually returns. Watching a Blu-Ray disc is impossible - the TV turns itself off almost every 30 seconds or so. It happens when watching something via HDMI, it even happens (less frequently) when watching something on the internal built-in Netflix app. Obviously there is a firmware problem in the code that is decoding and displaying the image - I suspect when an exception happens in this code, the TV turns itself off. Doing a Google search for "M550SV" and "turns off" you can see that this is not an uncommon problem - it's quite widespread. It is also happening to the M420SV, the 42 inch version of this TV. Repeated calls to Vizio customer support result in denial of any known problem, and claims that it must be "power related" - telling me to go buy a surge suppressor (I already have one on the TV). When I pressed them on the issue, they agreed to send a repairman to my house to "replace the power supply." Replacing the power supply is not going to fix a firmware problem. The problem can be easily demonstrated by playing a pre-recorded video that makes the TV turn off at the same spot every time, as I demonstrate in this video. Unfortunately, as much as I love this TV, I am going to have to return it. I cannot live with such a major fault. And while I have purchased (and recommended to others) Vizio TV's (as well as other products) before, the replacement for this TV is not going to be a Vizio. What a shame. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ealwt2vDA_o