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andrew · Joined: 15 Nov 2007 Posts: 15

okay, forgive me on this one, i've only had the keyboard for a few weeks so these questions may seem pretty dumb..!

firstly... using effects in sequencer mode, can i use 5 effects for one track, a different 5 for the next track and so on, or can i only have a maximum of 5 for the whole song..?

also, how do i do a fade out in sequencer mode..? not only that, but i want to fade out voices as well during the song... i.e. fade out the strings... i know the velocity will fade in or out for say 2 bars, but that lowers or raises the velocity of each note in those two bars, i actually want to play just one note - say an organ sound over two bars - and have it fade out..?

any advice would be appreciated...

jaimonj · Full Member Joined: 15 Jun 2005 Posts: 145

The 5 insert effects are all you have for the whole song & two master effects.

andrew · Joined: 15 Nov 2007 Posts: 15

okay thanks, do you know how i get round the other problem at all? fading out instruments in the sequencer...

thanks

andrew · Joined: 15 Nov 2007 Posts: 15

not to worry, i got it to work... you have to set up ctrl data, no 7, and fade out the sound that way... doesnt tell you that in the manual though, you thought korg would include an important detail as doing a fade out

jaimonj · Full Member Joined: 15 Jun 2005 Posts: 145

This might work! You can actually sequence music spread over a few songs in sequencer mode with each song having its own effects.

andrew · Joined: 15 Nov 2007 Posts: 15

can you tell me how please?

BasariStudios · Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 1:52 am Post subject:

Andrew you have to understand general commands and something in particular
for a certain machine, they wont teach you MIDI in the manual.
You know CTRL07 is VOLUME, you know what a sequencer is, you know what
PC is and else, all you have to do is find in the editor in the synth, its pretty simple.
There is other manuals for teaching how to sequence, sequence is EXACTLY
the same on ANYTHING in the world, its same controls, commands and words.
The only way you can lower the volume is using 07, not velocity, using
velocity to lower volume and i know most of us do that is pure
WRONG! WRONG! WRONG!
Velocity has nothing to do with volume. As for the FX its the 5 FX for the
whole song but you can assign them as diff effect to diff track.
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andrew · Joined: 15 Nov 2007 Posts: 15

scientifically speaking you're right, velocity has nothing to do with volume, with regard to music, velocity has everything to do with volume... if you honestly believe it doesnt you've never hit a note in your life... i do understand a sequencer thanks, i sequence in logic pro, but the effects are used completely differently on the triton, if you understand sequencers as well as you imply i'm surprised you never pointed that out... in logic pro and cubase you can assigned as many fx as you want to each track... the triton doesnt seem to work that way.. if would seem with the triton you have five fx and only five for the entire song... never come across that before...

by the way, as you do sound new to the music world, Czerny wrote a set of piano excercises based on the loudness and softness of the notes... (i.e. the volume of each note)... it called it the studies... "School of Velocity"

BasariStudios · Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 5:44 pm Post subject:

I dont know what to tell you...just simply out of words, you are not worth my answers.
You tried to change Musical and Tehnical Rules, i am not as smart as you,
i am new to music... Very Happy

shrike · Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 7:37 pm Post subject:

Well, Nedim, I'm surprised you didn't see in this guy what I saw in the first place.
This man comes out of nowhere, newbie, says Korg's manuals are bad, then after that he says he don't need them at all because he is in music as a pro, but still posts three rookie questions... etc etc.

When someone replies, he gets attitude. As a newbie. OK...

If someone doesn't know anything about synths (and obviously this guy andrew doesn't, maybe he is a good musician, producer, what ever, but it takes some previous knowledge to master a workstation without consulting a guide), then manuals are good way to start.

But I guess it's easier to ask here every single thing, much faster and doesn't require reading that damn guide.

Did you dig those velocity issues, bro? Need some help? Very Happy

BasariStudios · Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 8:37 pm Post subject:

In my country we call those Idiots!
Upz...i hurt his feelings...GET THE HELL OUTA THIS FORUM!
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tomleitch · Junior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2007 Posts: 65

hahaha you guys got me in stitches!

looks like you've really made some friends here andrew!

i just love the patronizing insulting tone of your threads Rolling Eyes

considering i'm a rookie myself and you are a big shot pro producer then how is it know the answers to most your questions you ass.

the people on here are genuinely very knowledgable and helpful and you come here and insult them when they have taken their time to help you for nothing.

BasariStudios · Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 9:57 pm Post subject:

Words like this dont insult me:

BasariStudios · Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 11:21 pm Post subject:

tomleitch · Junior Member Joined: 10 Sep 2007 Posts: 65

damn it Nedim now my monitor is covered in cereal too ROFL