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Tx for sharing...really apreciated...

I like to video alot....

Tx for sharing...!

...snip... if you compare the Oriental / silver files by size : WD2_DATA BIN is the sample file ,and on the SILVER its about 92 MB ORIENTAL 160 MB , ...on the MINI about 6 MB ??... wow ...snip... Guess this has to do with the fact how they compressed/converted the files to a certain quality/bitrate ...

I love battering along on my WD including my favorite Drum and Bass tracks via the aux in.

I even use the output again to feed my Jawbone Jambox the results from my WD mixed with the music....this makes it a fantastic portable setup to use on my business trips abroad....

Bought a second hand Wavedrum...and thanks to the great tips from Wavedrummer i managed to get my wavedrum re-headed with a Remo Ebony one. Plus noted that the sensor height was off...so starting doing the whole calibration process. While doing so i saw that the previous owner had his wavedrum ...

What does it say on the power supply itself....something like 110-220V ???

Then yes it is possible....

If it only states 110V on the power supply then it doesn't.

From another topic ( http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=21973 ) : Triggering samples in sync with an external sequencer: (Requires the KP3 editor to work. Loops can only be triggered at the beginning of a given phrase.) Please note this is to facilitate a more unattended approach ...

The only way to get rid of the delay is holding the SHIFT button and sliding the FX RELEASE all the way down. After this you have to push the WRITE button twice to save it to this patch...else the same amount of delay will be there again the next time when you startup your KP3. Like it says in the ...

Sounds still like a powersuply problem or a fuse to me...please check the following topic concerning the fuse blowout :

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... face+mount

Next to the "interesting" discussion we are having here i cannot understand one thing. @ 19....why do you have the urge or need to act like a moderator on a forum where you just made you're 33th post. Do you go around different forums waving you're "sir" around and bringing out the word to save them ...

Maybe you're volume was way down when you used the headphone jack....that's why the sound was so low and you got the background noise.

paul_courville wrote:Is there a way to send the audio-input into the effects processor of the EMX?

The only thing you can do with the sound on the audio input is put a comb filter on it (see also page 38 in the manual).

Or also : http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/6370/audioinoo3.jpg

Go fold your socks ... !!! Seriously, lighten up ... This isn't a cancer research project ... Hahaha....indeed... :lol: Just subscribed myself a couple of days ago and seeing the comment 19 made gave me a good indication what to expect on this forum....only serious people allowed.... :roll: For ...

Else try http://imageshack.us/ to put pictures online.

Also...if you don't know how to work with electronics/soldering or wiring leave it alone.
There is a bigger change that you will break you're equipment if you really don't know what you are doing.

Just wanted to tell you guys that i bought the ECC83S Gold Pin tubes from the JJ factory directly. European users can order tubes at their site (sorry...didn't see any option for American buyers) and pay with a paypal acocount. You can even add a test to the order so the tubes are checked and paired ...