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maxibrady1
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 Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2017 7:02 pm Post subject: Sleigh bells sound |
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| Anyone know where I'd find sleigh bells sound for kronos ...pwease pwease pwease.... |
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mikelees
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Original Perc. Kit (Program User BB060 on a K2). A#6.
Here's the same sound used for a bit of cheesy Christmas fun on a M3...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxUPAgctu48 |
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maxibrady1
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Thanks for quick reply but I don't have k2 ..Mines ia a kronos x original. ..
Thanks for trying.... |
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Gargamel314
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That drum kit should be in another bank on the Kronos X... just search for it. Or search "Misc. Perc. Kit" b/c it's also in there.
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maxibrady1
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| Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2017 10:34 pm Post subject: |
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| Thank you so much I'll let you know... |
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GregC
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| maxibrady1 wrote: | | Thank you so much I'll let you know... |
did u try the Broken Bells program ?
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maxibrady1
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I'll have a look tomorrow thanks guys for your support.
L keep ya posted. |
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maxibrady1
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| Where is the broken bells program..? |
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GregC
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| maxibrady1 wrote: | | Where is the broken bells program..? |
Kronos has a 'search '. A small magnifying glass.
It works by mode. When in Program mode, try it.
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Mike Conway
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| Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2017 6:21 am Post subject: |
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| mikelees wrote: | | Original Perc. Kit (Program User BB060 on a K2). A#6. |
| maxibrady1 wrote: | Thanks for quick reply but I don't have k2 ..Mines ia a kronos x original. ..
Thanks for trying.... |
Just tap the category button (top middle screen) and select drums. You should be able to find Original Percussion Kit. (Use the search function, if stuck.)
If not, select any drum kit, press GLOBAL -- DRUM KIT. It's sample #920. You can change any sample to that one.
| GregC wrote: | Kronos has a 'search '. A small magnifying glass.
It works by mode. When in Program mode, try it. |
Definitely! As you said, it works in many other modes, such as searching EXs banks for samples and multisamples.
Unfortunately, this search won't see every sample from the top level. You have to go through each EXs. Do a search in multisamples (Program - OSC/PITCH page) or from Drum kit Global mode. Many EXs banks have both multisamples and drum samples. |
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psionic311
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Maxibrady, I just ran across a sleigh bells sound. It's a high B in the Standard Kit -- B5.
For what it's worth, there does exist a Kronos Sound List pdf. If you'll look there in the GM Drum Kits, you'll see B5 is Sleigh Bell. Use your browser's Search function (CTRL F) and type in "sleigh." |
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