Korg Forums

ah but you omitted my third and most crucial point it may seem to you like its better to work in one package but thats just you. your attitude seems to not allow any other method to be true unless you agree...but who are you to say? for someone else...while they are outisde of garageband..in an ...

this answer may not be what you are looking for but here goes: connect a simple drum machine like one of those boss dr cheap ones connect them via midi..and set or tap the tempo on the dr but don't play the drum machine..just have it turned on it might be a more complicated method than you were ...

I fail to see how recording in one program which is geared only to seccond-based unsynchronised recording, editing or applying effects etc, then copying to another program, arranging, and finding that all your tracks are out of time, is a better workflow than solely working in a program that has a ...

hmmm seems like lots of people here on power trips @xmlguy for someone who offers no help whatsoever to the thread, it is clear to me that you are just a troll trying to pwn me or whatever the original poster says his sound is "a little sketchy" when he records directly...a suggested by X trade ...

@ kwtbassist read my first post again x-trade reckons i am wrong about connecting it to a mixer first...but i have a sneaking suspicion I am still corect if you connect it to a mixer and the record the mixer into your computer that will clean up the sound. if not then you need a better sound card ...

just for the record....a microkorg works fine as a midi controller with a macbook w/garageband

i use an M-Audio midi>usb interface

its quite difficult to get a powerful snare sound in my opinion

i saw a tip from another user on here once ..can't remember who...and it works great

whenever a snare hits..hit one of the fx buttons aswell at the same time

This is my entire live set-up lol

its all i need to bring a room crashing down
and it sort of looks like a laptop with the raised electribe
a big f*ck YOU to all the software softies

my glass table is nicer than all of yours :p

ok i retract my comment about connecting it to a mixer or amp X-trade here is probably correct about that I didn't realise you could record a synth straight into a computers line in i will try that later BUT... what i said about it being better to record it in a separate program is NOT untrue you ...

if you want to assign the knobs on your electribe to the knobs on a vst..

hover your mouse over the vst knob...Ctrl click>learn
then just move the knob on your electribe that you want to control that knob

what is your question?

what you are doing is using the MK as a midi controller what you would like to do is just record the microkorg 1.connect your microkorg to a mixer or amplifier (you cannot record the synth directly into a computer without firstly boosting the sound with a mixer or amp) 2. connect the mixer/amp to ...

ok thanks for that X Trade
i would not have thought that the clock would sync if the channels didn't match

i will try it now and report back

hello there i use a microkorg as a slave..and an electribe ea1 mk1 as a master via midi blah blah it all works fine the clock, the midi notes..and presets all sync and lock together fine but I would love to be able to sync the clock only is there a way to do this? the way i have it running now works ...