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I've used Korg boards going back to my first synth, - the DW8000. I have an O1/W, and an Extreme and love them all so this is not a bash letter at all, - HOWEVER, I too felt that there were too few patches in this new, 'top-of-the-line' board from Korg. For the money, they should have waited and let ...

I noticed this in the store when I played an M388 and compared the same program played with a 61. It was nearly impossible to get the snap on the 61 that you get with the 88 unless you change the velocity setting.

At least you CAN change it!!

GRod

Combi I079 Scratch Street - also works this way :roll: go figure. In any event, as I'm a neophyte when it comes to programming, can you or any1 explain what it is in these combi's that make them work in that way so that I may create my own Combi using the effect. All that I noticed is that they both ...

Hey Sharp, - just so you know...I found one that works similiar. Doesn't sound as good but you can see what I mean. From the factory sound set of the Extreme - Combi A079 - "Yo, Wasup Dude!". Do as I explained in previous post and you'll see what I mean...

GRod

Thank you lots for the speedy response Sharp. Sounds like a great idea that I may use when I next sequence. Though for this immediate problem I'm not using sequences or loops, - I play in a live band so I'd be playing along with a drummer and we don't use a click track or anything like that. It's ...

Anyone ever have an N364? There was a scratch sound that was way better(more usable) than the few one-shot hits the newer korgs have... In any event, I heard about, and at one time used, a program that if you held a big chord and held the sustain pedal you could use/move knob 1 to make a much more ...