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keith-helen
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 Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2017 10:12 am Post subject: recording strummings |
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I am using 76 note 4x. Page261 of the manual lists the notes and what they play. The picture shows a 76 note keyboard and starts with C1 greyed up to B1
when I try to replicate this I have nothing between C1 and A .
My sounds start at the bottom of the keyboard and stop at B before C1. then the gap between C1 and A then the strum continues on Bflat B then stops.
I am just as hobbiest and do not fully understand the different strummings (its my ears and age)
I seem to be missing something somewhere.
I would be please to receive any comments /observations.
By the way it took me long time to fathom out how to get to the guitar mode, but I did it and am proud of my little self.
Best wishes
Keith Lawton
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keith lawton
76 PA4X ,yamaha Qy100, Band in a box, FL studio and a right handed banjo I am left handed!!
previous Yamahas, Technics KN800 KN 1000 Roland G800 and G1000, Korg M1,i3, i30HD PA 80 PA 800,
and PaAs have now got left handed banjo |
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AntonySharmman
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Joined: 16 Oct 2010
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Location: Hellas
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| Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2017 5:45 pm Post subject: Re: recording strummings |
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| keith-helen wrote: | The picture shows a 76 note keyboard and starts with C1 greyed up to B1
when I try to replicate this I have nothing between C1 and A .
My sounds start at the bottom of the keyboard and stop at B before C1. |
| questions wrote: | Whow do you try to replicate this ?
Do you use a factory Guitar sound ? (Guitar sound must be along whole keybed !)
Have you enabled guitar mode in the track you're recording ?
Have you checked track notes orientation in lower/high area ? |
Guitar mode switches are preset automated midi events that plays the actual guitar sound above E1 !
For all above reasons , choose a factory style that obviously uses quitar mode , enter in record mode/Gt track
and explore the way it works playing notes that manual shows and a lot of your questions will be solved !
For the rest we will assist you ...
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keith-helen
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Location: brighton, u.k
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| Posted: Sun Aug 20, 2017 3:16 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Anthony
Many thanks
I will try next week whilst I am dog sitting at the daughters house. I wil take the PA4 with me
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keith lawton
76 PA4X ,yamaha Qy100, Band in a box, FL studio and a right handed banjo I am left handed!!
previous Yamahas, Technics KN800 KN 1000 Roland G800 and G1000, Korg M1,i3, i30HD PA 80 PA 800,
and PaAs have now got left handed banjo |
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