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Agree about a second MIDI keyboard. In the absence of that, one way to extend the number of octaves is to use the SW buttons, assigning one to raise an octave and the other to lower it. Assign your extra sounds to the new extra octaves (not forgetting to pitch shift them back ). You can also layer ...

Imagine you are talking to someone that has no idea what a SCSI is or does. Please please could you explain what it is, how you use it and what is the advantage and of course where you get one and how its fitted? Thanks!! SCSI function is outlined here http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories ...

Following this thread as I'm in the same position - wanting to use the sampling feature live more but getting pissed off with loading tons of floppies at each gig. I don't know much about the SCSI option - there are some on eBay for about £90 but then after buying it is it a) easy to fit and b) ...

leDan wrote: Did Artmix actually make you a converter to allow for the scsi connector to be an internal one?

He sent us a 25pin D-SUB to 50pin conversion cable, which I believe he made. Obliging bloke.

Thanks so much for replying.

I am fairly sure that's what I did last time, but I've repeated all the steps and now it's all bonzer! Happy

NB - the first CF cards we bought were too fast for the Triton to handle. It couldn't read them. We had to source older (ie slower) CF cards and they were successful.

I have just upgraded my floppy drive to a CF reader. It wasn't easy but it was worth it. First we a found a SCSI board, it came used from Europe. Then the CF card reader came specially made from Japan. The RaizinMonster board fits in place of the floppy drive. You can find these on ebay. Because ...

OK I have trawled the forums and the manuals. Either I've missed something crucial or there's a glitch. I've used a Triton for 16 years but never needed samples until now, so it's been a learning curve. I've made the samples & assigned their keys. I've got my multisamples saved as programs, which ...