Trinity Question

itsfoxy · Post by **itsfoxy** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 1:16 pm

Hiya, bit of a Newbie here I'm afraid, so please bear with me!

Trying to get some sounds for my Trinity which I bought from Ebay some time ago, it doesn't say which Trinity it is (V3 etc) but when powering up it says v2.1.2 on the screen if that helps? It's a 61 key job and doesn't have any extra bits in it (MOSS etc).

Are there any resources online where I can download new sounds for my Trinity? Ideally a Hammond Organ and a better piano would be a great start as well as some 80s style synth effects

I've no clue when it comes to editing the existing patches - I'll probably end up making things worse lol (bit of a technophobe!)

Hoping you can help

Sean

Diego · Post by **Diego** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 4:40 pm

Hi Sean,

welcome here, and compliments for your Trinity.
Well, talking about different models, there are basically these different Trinity: Trinity V3 (MOSS board installed), Trinity Plus (SOLO board installed) and Trinity "base version" (without any expansion preinstalled). Whenever you find the "Pro" words following a Korg keyb it means it's the 76 keys version, and the Pro X means the 88 keys version.

Talking about sounds, you can visit the download section of this website, it's full of great sounds.
If you can find the webarchive of TrinityHaven I guess you would find other good PCGs, too.

Regards

itsfoxy · Post by **itsfoxy** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:42 pm

Thanks for the help Diego!

Katajama · Post by **Katajama** » Tue Oct 23, 2007 7:50 am

Diego wrote:Hi Sean,

welcome here, and compliments for your Trinity.
Well, talking about different models, there are basically these different Trinity: Trinity V3 (MOSS board installed), Trinity Plus (SOLO board installed) and Trinity "base version" (without any expansion preinstalled). Whenever you find the "Pro" words following a Korg keyb it means it's the 76 keys version, and the Pro X means the 88 keys version.

Talking about sounds, you can visit the download section of this website, it's full of great sounds.
If you can find the webarchive of TrinityHaven I guess you would find other good PCGs, too.

Regards

Where is this TrinityHaven?
Google doesn´t know it...?!?

sgeorge · Post by **sgeorge** » Tue Oct 23, 2007 8:54 am

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://209 ... L/home.htm
That's it