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If that harddisk recorder has a midifuntion in a way of a sequencer...... I doubt it! There are loads of free midiapplications to record and store sysex, even complete sequencers for free.

But no, I don't think your HD recorder can do it.

Robin.

Another vote for the Korg N1, thanx!!!!

Robin.

There is 6 mb extra rom for a piano patch. Also there are two extra outputs on the N1. I know it, I have one.....

Hello,

You have to assign your PK6 to say midichannel 2, and select a basssound on that same channel on your keyboard. This way you have piano/strings or whatever on midichannel one and bass on midichannel two.

Robin

There used to be a n1/n5 editor for pc. The n1/n5 had a ps2 connection to the pc. As far as I know, there is no standard mac editor.

robin

The easiest way is to mount a microphone close to microphone of the Korg and record that signal to a seperate track. The suplied microphone of the Korg is nice for vocoding, but not as a vocal microphone. The second way could be to record vocals first, and the synth track, and then to reamp it ...

active sensing is normal, and in most midi interfaces it can be filtered and not showing again. In some synths active sensing can be shut off. Look mostly in system prefs in your synth.

It is not affecting timing or polypfony.

Hi, I'm Robin from the Netherlands. Mainly, I'm a bassplayer. I have a small homestudio, and been to the SAE college in Amsterdam. I use my synths for composing music, and record stuff in Cubase 5. When I was a teen, I listened a lot symphonic and proq rock, as well as Heavey Metal and hardrock ...

Hello,

Left from the arrange window is the inspector. There you can assign midi channels. (all, 1 to 16). What I don't know is if your Korg is Multitimbral. That means it can use more than one sound at a time. I think this is the point. I have a Korg R3, and it only plays one sound at a time.

Cheers

http://www.korg.com/product.aspx?pd=128 you will find drivers for your Korg here.

First you have to have a soundcard/interface. Then you have to make settings in your musicsoftware, so that what you record comes in your software. This depends on what card/interface and software DAW you have. Then connect your outputs from your Korg into the inputs of your souncard/interface - don ...

I have a N1, which is basicly a N5 with 88 weighted keys and an extra pianopatch. The sounds are good, but it is not like a virtual analoque synth. It has plenty of usefull sounds, and it is sturdy. I use my N1 next to a R3, and that covers my needs completly.

I dunno where to buy one, but Tuomas rulezzzzzzzzzzz big time

The strange thing is that most shops don't take it seriously. All serious owners know is is not a toy but a tool.I find it a challenge to wrie a song with a basic drumcomputer and two monophonic synths. The sounds are excellent, although the drumsounds needed to be tweaked heavily. I reprogrammed ...