Good morning everyone, I hope you can help me out with this.
I have a Korg Triton LE 76 keys and I need to create a COMBI with 8 programs in it, however I am having trouble with this. This Korg is not originally mine, so I don't have the manual and I haven't found out how to do what I need to do even after a few hours of googling I couldn't find what I needed.
Basically, what I've done before, was take an already created COMBI and just change the Programs to the ones I needed and then save it to the User Category, however, when I was trying to do so last night, I noticed that half of my Programs were displaying the MIDI Status "OFF" when I need it to be "INT", I tried changeing it by going to the menu and then to the PRM1 option, but I don't seem to be able to change the status.
So, basically, my question is, how can I change the MIDI status from "Off" to "INT" or, if possible, how can I create a COMBI from scratch, setting all parametes to "INT" so it's easier for me to create this Combis?
Thank you all for your help!
How to change a parameter's MIDI STATUS
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I guess 2 years later it's safe to say this forum is pretty dead.
I have similar questions, like how to set up a program or a combi, so that SW1 does something useful to me like switching in and out a distortion or reverb effect. You can't, actually.
The Korg TR and Triton LE are very limited in what you can do from the program editor, in terms of Midi configuration, routing, controller operation, and realtime expression via Midi.
My feeling? You want to do something complex in 2018? Plug your Korg TR or Triton LE into your PC and do it in Ableton Live. This is a great keyboard for live playing, but its combi and program edit, and midi control features are Weak Sauce in 2018.
Warren
Korg TR 88 Noob (Take everything I say with a pound of salt, I don't know anything about what i'm talking about!)
I have similar questions, like how to set up a program or a combi, so that SW1 does something useful to me like switching in and out a distortion or reverb effect. You can't, actually.
The Korg TR and Triton LE are very limited in what you can do from the program editor, in terms of Midi configuration, routing, controller operation, and realtime expression via Midi.
My feeling? You want to do something complex in 2018? Plug your Korg TR or Triton LE into your PC and do it in Ableton Live. This is a great keyboard for live playing, but its combi and program edit, and midi control features are Weak Sauce in 2018.
Warren
Korg TR 88 Noob (Take everything I say with a pound of salt, I don't know anything about what i'm talking about!)
Korg TR 88
Warren Canada
Warren Canada
Yes, dead-ish.
Leaving these facts here:
1. the midi channel setup is glitchy in Korg TR 88 and Triton LE.
2.changing anything on the combi midi page pages including combi 6.1 ARP settings, any tab, or anything on to PRM1 page (Combi 3.1 Ed-Param) makes one or all of the following BUGS happen...
Bugs:
A. Arp won't fire anymore. It's live but nothing routes to any midi channels.
B. Midi channels can not be fully enabled again (put to Status=INT mode, it's not fully enabled or fully INTernally routed). They can only be fully disabled.
C. Some triggering that should have been routing to midi channel 2 and 3 (arp) or 1, won't trigger/route.
Once you have a bad combi mark it as such in a notebook and next time you need a slot to save a non broken combi, overwrite the bad combi.
Any good combi will keep working. Once the combis are broken, you just delete them.
There is no way back as the patch editor process is broken.
Leaving these facts here:
1. the midi channel setup is glitchy in Korg TR 88 and Triton LE.
2.changing anything on the combi midi page pages including combi 6.1 ARP settings, any tab, or anything on to PRM1 page (Combi 3.1 Ed-Param) makes one or all of the following BUGS happen...
Bugs:
A. Arp won't fire anymore. It's live but nothing routes to any midi channels.
B. Midi channels can not be fully enabled again (put to Status=INT mode, it's not fully enabled or fully INTernally routed). They can only be fully disabled.
C. Some triggering that should have been routing to midi channel 2 and 3 (arp) or 1, won't trigger/route.
Once you have a bad combi mark it as such in a notebook and next time you need a slot to save a non broken combi, overwrite the bad combi.
Any good combi will keep working. Once the combis are broken, you just delete them.
There is no way back as the patch editor process is broken.
Korg TR 88
Warren Canada
Warren Canada