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Is there someone who can give me direction on how to change octaves for combis and splits within Kronos.
Creating combi and splitting sounds is fairly straightforward however i've came to a stop when I try and change the octave levels within the combi.
Many thanks for any help that can be provided.
Changing octave levels
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Octave change
Many thanks for that. I was looking at that thinking it was purely a key transpose however if you go transpose low or high enough if gives you an octave shift.
Many thanks
Many thanks
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Yet with v3.02 ...
No dedicated octave + & - "soft" button
there's a perfect spot at the bottom of the display in program. Combi and setlist for this option!
a lot of the work I do is auditioning sounds. Let's say for instance as my left hand is changing patches, my right is riffing a on a program or combi . I want to quickly try a bass sound for example either in the lower register or as a lead with a high pass. Same with strings, synths and many times drums and percussion, etc. Then if I am using omnisphere or any other vst, and I quickly want to audition 6 octaves to familiarize the sound as well. Doing that for hours requires minimal movement! Instead of a parameter tone adjustment to have a universal octave adjustment would and should be critical to a true workstation as on Motif, Nord, Roland -my old juno 106!
Sw1 and Sw2 are set up for this. For most of the accoustic pianos only. Am I expected to reprogram the remaining 95% of the patches to have that feature ? Just my gripe , and I'm not giving up hope! P

No dedicated octave + & - "soft" button
there's a perfect spot at the bottom of the display in program. Combi and setlist for this option!
a lot of the work I do is auditioning sounds. Let's say for instance as my left hand is changing patches, my right is riffing a on a program or combi . I want to quickly try a bass sound for example either in the lower register or as a lead with a high pass. Same with strings, synths and many times drums and percussion, etc. Then if I am using omnisphere or any other vst, and I quickly want to audition 6 octaves to familiarize the sound as well. Doing that for hours requires minimal movement! Instead of a parameter tone adjustment to have a universal octave adjustment would and should be critical to a true workstation as on Motif, Nord, Roland -my old juno 106!
Sw1 and Sw2 are set up for this. For most of the accoustic pianos only. Am I expected to reprogram the remaining 95% of the patches to have that feature ? Just my gripe , and I'm not giving up hope! P


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When i want to go through a bank of new patches i assign a footpedal for stepping through the list of patches. This way i have both hands free for playing and testing the sounds.phly23 wrote: Let's say for instance as my left hand is changing patches, my right is riffing a on a program or combi .
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