Korg Forums

The battery is all that it needs... happened on mine, a CR2032 Lithium battery from any old supermarket these days... but make sure you put it the right way up... (polarity wise) i never had a use for it either... why is there a "calander" feature anyway??? what use is it??? hmmmm..

Also known as a Mullard ECC82.
Hope that helps

Im ok as it is thanx lol..

Editors are overated anyway, why not just use a VST synth or some other PC based synth, such as the EXCELLENT Korg Legacy Collection.

Well done to all involved! its a great site for resourses all things Korg!
Heres to another 50 years!!!

oops! read an earlier post, sorry ;o) lol...

Glad you sorted your prob. This post should help others too, clear things up a bit.

Enjoy!

Hi, seems you are using a guitar switch, which is indeed a on/off switch as opposed to a foot on (on) foot off (off) switch, which is what you need. these are generic switches available from many suppliers. i dont have time to look for you, but you can just look for what is termed a "momentary" foot ...

Yeah, i use the Tritons effects via line input. Not live, but in my studio set up. I route my Roland Juno 106 thru the line inputs. it makes a great effect unit, as well as instant sampling when inspiration hits me, and also recording the Juno to the extreme CF card. I agree about the volume levels ...

Eh??? this is for Triton Extreme users... wrong dept!

You need a momentry footswitch pedal.... you are right in assuming it is an on/off switch, hence you have to press it twice. press once switches on, press again switches off! prss again... its on, hence the 2 pushes required to make a contact. A momentary switch makes 1 contact with each push. You ...

conect audio out of the pc you are controling to the Tritons audio inputs, then go to global and select sampling/input and an 1 &2 and record as in track sampling... i guess... use a large/fast compact flash card to record to.... thats one way.

Sounds to me like you have broken the headphone Printed Circuit Board by tripping on it.... it will need the PCB track to be re soldered. As ou are not confident in doing this your self, any respectable electronics service centre should be able to do this for you. I fancy a trip to Qatar :lol: pay ...

Install the Triton PC drivers on your PC (free from Korg.com website) then connect a usb lead between your Laptop & Triton USB port. Your PC will see it as a device, and can transmit midi (both ways) and data for storage on your media devices such as USB thumb drive, Compact Flash Card or whatever ...

Already did! its a lot of paper and ink i can tell ya. and a llot of reading too...

For Mellotron & Top Quality Acoustic pianos try the Kurzweil PC2R rack, its awesome!... i bought one but you will need the Classic keys ROM expansion. its worth it though, compliments the TRiton EX 88 perfectly IMHO

Yeah im toying with the idea of mixing an album to 5.1 on DVD an avenue i have not been down as yet. Sounds great if done properly :D i got Jean Michelle Jarre's DVD of AERO sounds great, and Kraftwerks live (yeah right!) DVD of hits. Definately the future as more people get 5.1 as standard audio on ...