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man, i make so much money that i've bought more electribes than i can remember. i usually only use it once or twice, and then i end up leaving it wherever i was at partying or whatever whatever. i just keep it all on my 8 gig platinum smartmedia cards... :!: you're a retarded kid that don't know s ...

Hey, I gave it a try and it sounded alright Much appreciated.

I think sharing stuff like this is a great way for us to expand our abilities.

There aren't many other places to get ideas on this stuff--

I vote for a sticky with useful knob configurations/combinations!

also, on a related note, does anyone have any links to suppliers of cheap but good quality 1/4" L/R stereo jack-line cables? (or whatever theyre called) I'd suggest googling for Hosa or Live Wire cables, they're affordable and decent. That's what I use for my rig anyway, and I don't have any ...

I agree, that was awesome!

... but ...
be careful, if you use your tribes, you might mess them up!

/sarcasm

Red does make a good point, although I think the best thing ever is to be able to smoke and drink while playing some music... live music anyway

Hi binzi- as far as other suggestions go, I can tell you how I use my setup much of the time. I also have the EMX/ESX/MK combo, and I often find myself wanting a keyboard to program the MX, so I connect the MK to it via midi. The MK's arpeggiator is a totally different experience from the tribes ...

Sounds good! It would be cool if you could record comparisons of the same song with and without the new tubes

So where did you get the new tubes anyway?

You sure you mean 9-10 o'clock? That's only 1/4 volume! I get a radio-fuzz-like sound on both my EMX and my ESX, but not until the volume is at about 60%-70%. This is a known issue with the tribes and you'll need to compensate by boosting the input gain wherever the signal is going. I don't think it ...

My bad- I just assumed that the MX's power supply was universal. I just checked and it isn't! You'll need a step-down transformer to adapt your plug.

You'll still just need a mini adapter. It basically just uses the ground (if available) and one of the socket contacts instead of both.

Well, I am by no means an expert, but I can help you get as far as I have at least. First off, you'll need two midi cables (either separate or attached to each other). This way you can attach the midi inputs & outputs of each device. They send each other note and tempo data. From there it's *mostly ...

I finally figured it out after deeply scouring the manual AGAIN. The solution is to disable MIDI program change messages on the MicroKorg. How to do this: - Press SHIFT + 4 - Turn KNOB 2 (labeled "2/RESONANCE") until it reads "C-d" - Press SHIFT again. And that's it! I'm now able to arpeggiate from ...

First off, I just wanna say I've been reading this forum for a while and I'm happy to finally be a member :) I've learned a lot from poking around here. I know the MK's arpeggiator doesn't do a lot more than the MX's, but I like having the keyboard (that is, a real one) sometimes when I'm putting ...