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paul001
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 Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 9:30 am Post subject: Tuning trc to the giutar |
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Im almost a complete noob with the triton classic and I would like to know how you tune it to a giutar and the easyist method in doing so. Your help would be very appreciative.  |
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Synthoid
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Better to tune the guitar to the Triton. Use a piano sound for that.
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paul001
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| Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 9:41 pm Post subject: Re: Tuning trc to the giutar |
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| paul001 wrote: | | Im almost a complete noob with the triton classic and I would like to know how you tune it to a giutar and the easyist method in doing so. Your help would be very appreciative. |
Thankyou synthoid i will try that and sorry for spelling mistake. |
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triton_951
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Hello paul001!
There is also an other way if you really want to adjust the Triton tone. Go in global mode. At the first page, you have Master Tune and Key Transpose. If you change these, all the triton sounds will be transposed.
So, if you want to only "tune" a little bit the keyboard without transposing it, try the first parameter (the "master tune"), and tweak it a bit. If you want to transpose it, just play with the "Key Transpose" parameter.
See ya have fun!
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paul001
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| Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 8:38 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks triton951 I will give that a go this weekend.  |
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