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GregC
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| GaryAsaph wrote: |
Thanks to everyone for their thoughts on the chain play workaround. Unfortunately, it turns out that the Kronos is WAY worse in this area than I had imagined. There is NO automation available.
Greg, as I feared, you need two foot pedals to make things work (song advance & song start/stop). The Kronos foot switch input can be programed to do one or the other. Unfortunately, the foot pedal input does not allow you to program either of those commands so you're still stuck right next to the keyboard to press advance or start/stop by hand - very inconvenient if you're trying to play guitar from a distance at the same time.
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Go over to Global/mid
There are some check boxes for " Start Stop Out "
I am not sure what they do but its worth a try for SEQ and the pedal
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GaryAsaph
Joined: 21 Nov 2017
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Location: Chicagoland, USA
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OK, so I don't actually do very much actual sequence recording on any of my workstations. I used to work on MasterTracks Pro (Mac sequencing program) back in the day until they went out of business and I upgraded computers. I eventually moved to ProTools and though there was a steep learning curve I'm pretty proficient with the sequencing portion of that DAW now.
So most of my keyboards are really sound modules but what makes the workstation concept ideal for what I do in church is that I can have up to a full band backing me yet only have to bring one keyboard to run everything from. Then if I have more musicians on a given Sunday, I just mute the tracks I don't need (i.e. mute the guitar & piano tracks cause I've got warm bodies to play them, but let the workstation provide drums, bass, organ, strings, etc.)
So, my main use for the SEQ is to download finished songs from my DAW and use the workstation to playback live. |
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SeedyLee
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Location: Perth, Australia
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| GaryAsaph wrote: | Pete,
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll have to experiment. I'm concerned that it's going to be a ton of work because some of my sequenced songs have 8 or more tracks.
I'm just baffled that the set list function doesn't provide a simple way to do this. |
That's not quite true: you can completely change the effect settings and assignments halfway through a song...
Sorry I can't help with the rest of your question though. I guess adjusting your workflow is inevitable when shifting to an entirely new instrument unfortunately.
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