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Not sure about the situation in US/Canada - but I am quite glad about the law concerning this kind of warranty in Germany (and AFAIK similar in many other European countries):

The only warranty a ...

Hi Michel,

I know that PCGtools can do a lot to make these kinds of re-organization a lot easier. Nevertheless dealing with external software is a major obstacle, just because one has to transfer ...

Asking for more banks is always the most convenient way of organizing yourself.

You are perfectly right. And I've read your great proposal or let's say "user story" about how you re- ...

Phil:
There is no exact limited cable length, but using the standard 3dB signal loss over 100 feet without amplification of signal, and the fact that balanced IS 3dB of signal, then at 100 feet there ...

That would be CC#64.

True... Thank you for the correction Wink

But you cannot easily change many programs/combis to this at the same time.
That's also right - I just didn't read the starting ...

That's not actually true. Of course you can use the damper (CC#4) as Source for toggling the fast/slow mode of the leslie sim.
The main issue is to NOT having the damper sustaining the notes at the ...

No, DMod (can used in many places in effects) and FX control buses (can used in Vocoder, Gate, Limiter, Compressor, Expander and Noise reduction effect for sidechain and other driving purposes) ar ...

You can also use audio signals als DMod sources (how to do this, is described in one of the manuals for the example of sidechain compression / ducking). You could think of using a dedicated program (i ...

What are you actually planning to do? Maybe there is an IFX for the task which has some kind of built-in LFO or modulation source?

Hi everybody,

I encountered a strange behaviour of my Kronos lately, and I would appreciate if anyone could crosscheck this at their machines.

When I send out a signal through one of the outpu ...

So, why do you want to use a preamp effect in the first place? Normally you would go for an effect like this if you actually want some distortion.

If it's too much, just lower the gain or saturati ...

...and try to mute any other timbres you are not using. Maybe there ist another timbre set to the same midi channel (and mostly, the default patch on every timbre is actually a piano).

The other th ...

The page/group seems to be removed now...

You need to archive the files (ie. ZIP or RAR) so that it's easier to download. Also an mp3 would help.

ehm... "download" -> "download as .zip" Wink

The page where you achieved to turn down the pedal noise on the first piano is actually "Tone Adjust". There is a box on the right edge of the screen telling on which timbre the controls on ...