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Breath Controller foR Triton Le

Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 2:15 pm
by korg_nikos
Hi All,

Among other synths and arrangers I own a korg triton le. I have a huge collection of sounds programs and i am interested in improving the instrument's expression. I would like to use a breath controller.

Has anyone used this kind of controller before with triton le? Have you got any good results? I am mostly interested in performing expression violin or clarnet solos or modified electro synth solos (greek balkan and middle east music).

Check the videos that i have linked. These guys are using breath controllers (headset)

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=musiktikila

Do you believe that this breath controller would have better results than the expression pedal or is it all a matter of programming?

Thanks

Nikos

Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 9:02 pm
by Sharp
Hello.

If you search the forums you will find lots of information on these, and why they are not exactly cheap.

There is a catch in that you need to buy a converter that converts breath to midi.

Kind Regards.
Sharp.

Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 9:30 am
by korg_nikos
Hi Sharp,
Thanks for your kind reply.

What i need is to be informed if someone has used this breath controller before with KORG PA80 with no having any problems. If yes i would also like know what additional equipment have to use. To be more specific I know that pa 80 is not equipped with a direct input for breath controller so i guess that i will have to use a mide device with a breath input in order to convert the breath control signal to midi data. Am I correct?
Please advise. Price is a secondary issue.

If someone is experienced with that I would like to have his comments.

I also own a Korg Triton Le so I could alternatively use the breath controller with this instrument. I have post a topic on Triton Le section as well.

Thanks in advance and Best Regards

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 12:07 am
by wingspal
I also own a TR 76, and i want to buy the BC with the Midi Dolutions Box....really, i want to sound like David Sancious with Sting!

Thanks!