MIDI CONTROLLER

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Bobt
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MIDI CONTROLLER

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IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A CONTROLLER THAT I CAN MIDI 2 OR MORE KEYBOARDS INTO THAT WILL CHANGE THE PATCHES ON BOTH KEYBOARDS. WHEN LIVE, I HAVE TO SET PATCHES ON BOTH BOARDS, SOMETIMES 2 SETTINGS PER BOARD. THIS MAKES IT HARD TO KEEP THE FLOW WHEN I HAVE TO CHANGE PATCHES. ALMOST AS BAD AS THOSE GUITAR PLAYERS TUNING ALL THE TIME.
IT WOULD BE NICE TO BE ABLE TO SAVE KEYS 1 PATCHES AND KEYS 2 PATCHES TO 1 PRESET ON A DEVICE. ????????
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Post by michelkeijzers »

Probably you should use a combi with an EXT or EX2 setting so you can send a program change to the external (slave) keyboard.

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Re: MIDI CONTROLLER

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There used to be devices that would do this, and you can still find them on eBay now and then... like Yamaha MEP4 or Digital Music MX8.

But michelkeijzers has a good suggestion as well... instead of some separate device that can send MIDI program change commands to two keyboards, many keyboards--including these Korgs--have this kind of functionality in them as well. That is, you could create a Combi on the TR that not only changes its own patch assignment, but also sends a Program Change command (or multiple Program Changes on different MIDI channels) to your second keyboard. So you issue a single patch change command on the Korg, and it calls up the patches you want on both the Korg and the second keyboard as well. All you need is a MIDI cable from the MIDI OUT of the Korg to the MIDI IN of your second keyboard.
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