PCR-500 program change assign Mainstage 3 help

I want to start using Mainstage 3 as part of my live synth setup.
I'm mainly using 'non mainstage'  soft synths (TAL UNO 106/ Arturia prophet). Anyway, i'm trying to assign program change to buttons on my controller. eg A1-JUNO ORGAN    A2..JUNO LEAD   A3 PROPHET  etc.
After assigning the the program changes to each button. If I then press the assigned button,..the preset will be there until i press it again. it will then jump and change the synth to the first default preset (whatever preset begins with the letter A)
I don't seem to have this problem with the included Mainstage synths though. I don't have any problems with midi assigning in Kontakt using the PCR editor, granted i don;t use 'external' synths in Kontakt.
Anyone have any ideas?
thank you

Hi
mfdjuve wrote:
I want to start using Mainstage 3 as part of my live synth setup.
I'm mainly using 'non mainstage'  soft synths (TAL UNO 106/ Arturia prophet). Anyway, i'm trying to assign program change to buttons on my controller. eg A1-JUNO ORGAN    A2..JUNO LEAD   A3 PROPHET  etc.
As long as you have correctlt assigned MIDI Program Change numbers to each Patch in MS, this ishould work correctly
mfdjuve wrote:
After assigning the the program changes to each button. If I then press the assigned button,..the preset will be there until i press it again. it will then jump and change the synth to the first default preset (whatever preset begins with the letter A)
This sounds like the incoming Prgram Message is being treates as "unused" when you have already selected the MS Patch corresponding to that Program number.
There is a function in MS 3 to allow"unused" program messages to be passed through to the plugins: try turning it off.
Select the Concert at the top of the Patch List, and at the bottom of the Attributes Tab in the Concert Inspector you will see it:
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