Global effects to override midi file level effects

[Roy.hewa]

My understanding is that, effects are saved with the midi file when a midi file is created on PA600. Then, when that midi file is played back whatever effects settings in 'Global' gets overridden.

Is there a way to do it the other way? I would like to set effects in 'Global' (or somewhere) and when midi files played back those effects get applied, discarding the effects saved in the midi file.

This way I don't have to edit each and every midi file to apply new effects.

Thanks in advance experts..

[Nemik]

What effect you talking about?
Can you give example what you try to do?

[Roy.hewa]

What effect you talking about?
Can you give example what you try to do?

I am talking about the effects that get applied to song play. I think it is the effects group A.

For example say I want to apply Reverb effect to all the songs that I play.

[Nemik]

What effect you talking about?
Can you give example what you try to do?

I am talking about the effects that get applied to song play. I think it is the effects group A.

For example say I want to apply Reverb effect to all the songs that I play.

I'm afraid is no way to lock Effect setting, midi use both A and B group and is loading same time with midi file, at least what I know.

[Thoraldus]

What effect you talking about?
Can you give example what you try to do?

I am talking about the effects that get applied to song play. I think it is the effects group A.

For example say I want to apply Reverb effect to all the songs that I play.

You can use the Global Reverb Offset found at GLOBAL > GENERAL CONTROLS > BASIC to add more reverb to whatever was originally set in your midi file.

[tacman7]

You could use a DAW setup and play the midi file from the computer and it would sound whatever you have setup.

[siebenhirter]

Is there a way to do it the other way? I would like to set effects in 'Global' (or somewhere) and when midi files played back those effects get applied, discarding the effects saved in the midi file.

If one is familiar with SysEx-Handling, one can change values of the SysEx-strings in SMF-Header. If one always want to use sequenzer settings saved in globals for playing SMFs, better deletes all korg-specific sysex in SMF-headers (f0 42 7f 60 00 ... f7) with midi-software after last internal write-procedure.

If one uses DAW to play SMFs containing korgspecific SysEx-strings one also receives all track-, effect- and eq-settings via Midi-In controling ones Pa-keyboard, if one does not filter SysEx-commands inside SMFs that once was written with a Pa-keyboard.