after a few experiment i believe ive cracked it:
ok.. here we go
KO1 into KP3.. kp3 into KPRO .. KPRO into Mini KP.. mini kp into mixer
that way, you can record the kO1 into the kp3 (select shift while recording to capture the wet signal...
then record to the KPRO and put master fx on via the kp mini)
doing it that way, instead of KO1>>KPRO>>KPmini>>kp3 seems to be better as applying fx via the kp3 doesnt affect the master
if you get me
perfect koass chain
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Re: perfect koass chain
if the KPro would be a little better (e.g. ability to resample and use effects on internal sounds), we were able to to all that with just the kpro saving 700$k0va5 wrote:after a few experiment i believe ive cracked it:
ok.. here we go
KO1 into KP3.. kp3 into KPRO .. KPRO into Mini KP.. mini kp into mixer
that way, you can record the kO1 into the kp3 (select shift while recording to capture the wet signal...
then record to the KPRO and put master fx on via the kp mini)
doing it that way, instead of KO1>>KPRO>>KPmini>>kp3 seems to be better as applying fx via the kp3 doesnt affect the master
if you get me
(okay, taht would result in only one touchpad instead of four)Re: perfect koass chain
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if the KPro would be a little better (e.g. ability to resample and use effects on internal sounds), we were able to to all that with just the kpro saving 700$ (okay, taht would result in only one touchpad instead of four)[/quote]
yea.. but then we wouldnt have so many cool gizmos to play with
if the KPro would be a little better (e.g. ability to resample and use effects on internal sounds), we were able to to all that with just the kpro saving 700$
(okay, taht would result in only one touchpad instead of four)[/quote]yea.. but then we wouldnt have so many cool gizmos to play with