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This means I cannot have my Pa3x and Cubase plugin sounds playing back same time from a single device (Pa3x or PC Sound Card).... ? :? You can, but not through the USB cable - since it can only transfer MIDI, not audio. To do what you ask for, you need to use audio cables between the Pa3x and the ...

That is way cool! Glad it worked out OK for you.

Have a go at YouTube... there you will find both reviews and tutorials.

Ohh, and... the Line 6 Variax series guitars are modeling guitars, not midi guitars.

The Graphtech Ghost Pickup System + Hexpander MIDI Interface can be fitted to any standard guitar, and might be what you are looking for.

Pa2x/Pa800 OS version 2.02 has been released.
Please follow the links here:-
http://www.korgpa.com

You can assign metronome 3/4 and metronome 4/4 to the pads. Page 316 in the PA2x user manual.

Sharp wrote:Read the last two lines of my last post. I did say this already.

Ohh yeah, sorry. I guess the eyes are the first things you go blind on!

For keyboard though there is simply no getting away from that totally mono and narrow sound. Strings suffer from obvious phase problems in the mid range too which is all caused by the stereo to mono conversion of the system and the fact it has no mid range speakers. Of course there is.... all you ...

There is no point of considering any Hardware changes, because that would require a new brand of keyboards! What we are talking is about a software update where current models could make use of! This was meant very much as a do-it-yourself modification of current keyboards. Drill a hole, install ...

I've mentioned it before, for the same reason, and I'm saying it again... there is a "simple" solution, get a key-operated switch (like this one) and install it in such a manner that it physically disconnects the USB-ports.

Fade out a sound using the joystick -Y function. In Sound Mode, press [Menu] > [Amp] > Tab [Amp Mod] and under Amp Modulation, set the AMS to Joystick -Y and the Intensity to a negative value of your choise. Example: 1. In Sound Mode, select the Nay (Woodwind page 1). 2. Press [Menu] > [Amp] > Tab ...

1. Connect an expression pedal to the Assignable Pedal input. 2. Press [Global] > [Controllers] and for the Pedal/Footswitch, select Keyboard Expression and perform the calibration. 3. When in Style Play mode, press [Menu] > [Keyboard Ensamble] and under Expression, select the part(s) to control.

Oh. Only Harware? Do you know How to do the same in the korg? 1. Connect an expression pedal to the Assignable Pedal input. 2. Press [Global] > [Controllers] and for the Pedal/Footswitch, select Keyboard Expression and perform the calibration. 3. When in Style Play mode, press [Menu] > [Keyboard ...

Ar wrote:When I press a key I want the sound to decrease slowly while I press the key. How can I have that effect?

Maybe by using a volume pedal, assigned to the specific part.