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krslae · Joined: 14 Oct 2011 Posts: 16

After playing my Kronos for some months now, I was thinking:

For the CX-3 organ, you can set the rotary on the jostick (Y+) or on the control surface (know Cool

. When you push knob 8 it lights up, telling you that the rotary is set to fast. But if you use the joystick (I often do this in live situations), you really need to listen to know if the rotary is fast or slow. In a massive chorus this could be hard with all drums, bass and guitars playing along.

What if know 8 was lit up when you touch the joystick? Maybe a new software update could make this happend?

michelkeijzers · Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 9:11 pm Post subject:

For live usage, I use SW2 instead of JS Y+, so I can see immediately on the led of SW2 if the rotor is fast or slow. And this way you can use a foot switch too (I use a Behringer btw).
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mgibian · Joined: 23 Apr 2012 Posts: 9 Location: Seattle, WA

Is just a simple switch pedal sufficient? Or a variable pedal?

phattbuzz · Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 9:27 pm Post subject:

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michelkeijzers · Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 10:42 pm Post subject:

jeremykeys · Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2012 12:13 am Post subject:

I use a foot switch. Just a cheap sustain style pedal. In my blues band where I'm using a lot of organ sounds. For my heavy band I'm using the joystick but I think I'm going to change it to using SW-2. Sometimes in the heat of the moment I accidentally bend notes a bit with the joy-stick. Ooopsy! I'm sure that nobody but me notices but then isn't that the important part?
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X-Trade · Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2012 7:51 am Post subject:

michelkeijzers · Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2012 9:35 am Post subject:

Thanks for the clarification (My Kronos was switched of so I couldn't check my settings).
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ronnfigg · Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 1:58 am Post subject:

You can also use the AMS Mixer to set up some exotic routings and combinations of controllers to switch the rotary affect. I have set it up to use the damper pedal and the joystick when using an organ/piano layed combi.
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StephenKay · Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 3:28 am Post subject:

jeremykeys · Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:54 am Post subject:

You're right. I never actually thought of that! Duh!

Thanks Stephen!
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I've got a Univox Minikorg, a Polysix, a Wavestation EX, and a Triton Pro-X. Been a Korg user since 1974. Now if I could just find out who stole my EX-800. I've finally got my Kronos 73 key! My main keyboard is my Monotron! I'm also a very bad man with 2 Roland U-20's and an E-Mu Proteus 2000 rack module plus an old Hammond M-3.

JPROBERTLA · Full Member Joined: 04 Jul 2011 Posts: 219

After playing Hammond organs for over 30 years, I spent 2 weeks a while back setting up the Kronos to sound as close to a Hammond and L122 as I could.

In order to keep things consistent, I use a footswitch with an LED for the rotary speaker. This allows for no-hands toggling and you can see what status the rotary speaker is in. I also assign SW1 for vibrato, SW2 for percussion and in Tone Adjust Mode the sliders for drawbars. If you create 12 programs you can have every combination of vibrato/chorus and percussion that are on a real Hammond.

Putting these 12 programs on a set list gives you 4 more custom setting slots and instant access to all of them; actually faster than what you can do on a real Hammond. I have found that this is all the Hammond programs I need, so I was able to free up over 100 program slots.
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.Jens · Senior Member Joined: 06 Dec 2011 Posts: 368

Hi JP,

sounds interesting. Would you mind sharing your programs as PCG - either here or at www.korgpatches.com ?

Jens

jeremykeys · Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 11:37 pm Post subject:

JP, that sounds like a great idea. In my blues band having that kind of control would be great. Most of what I do there is Hammond emulation.

Thanks

Jeremykeys
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I've got a Univox Minikorg, a Polysix, a Wavestation EX, and a Triton Pro-X. Been a Korg user since 1974. Now if I could just find out who stole my EX-800. I've finally got my Kronos 73 key! My main keyboard is my Monotron! I'm also a very bad man with 2 Roland U-20's and an E-Mu Proteus 2000 rack module plus an old Hammond M-3.