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Thanks for all the suggestions --- I could also twirl on my toes and recite Harry Potter incantations....sigh.... I know there are lots of "workarounds" but I'm not looking for workarounds. I'm in a live situation, not a studio. If I'm playing a song and I know that at some point later in that song ...

Yeah, but that fails immediately as soon as I have touched ANY other place on the screen, or switched to one of the other screens and have some other field highlighted. Sending an external MIDI patch change works much better. I have been using a Roland foot controller to do it but it's extremely ...

The problem is to quickly change to a desired patch ON THE OASYS ITSELF! Nothing to do with other devices. I'm actually doing something similar to control MainStage on a laptop which is being played using a Yamaha AN1x keyboard as a controller (local off). That keyboard has a numeric keypad on it so ...

OK - I'm finding that presetting a list of patches in advance of a live gig is not practical because the song ordering can get changed on the fly. So, I'm wondering if anyone makes a little MIDI device that just has buttons on it that can be used to send patch changes. I'd like to be able to quickly ...

That's what I sold to get the Oasys (grin)

Kerzwhile wrote:Just Get A Kurzweil K2600!! Its a preset!!

Wait until you need to collect from them!

sparkie wrote: "I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to GEICO!"

Sparkie

This worked quite well for me. Thanks very much for the suggestion.
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mwiik wrote:One great trick is to use IFX, just as described above.

I often use Master Limiter. Just lower the treshold to about -3 -4. That will do it for any sound that is to low in a combi.

Regards
MW

I must have missed something. Who died and made you king? Do Gooders?? Good Free advertising?? Your sic!! OASYS does look good and when Korg licenses someone to make a cover it will be a quality one and a nice fit!! FYI, Korg does have a website to sell accessories..so did you stop and think that ...

So when will they ship? Hello OASYANS, after days of discussions KARO changed the policy about our dust cover. The new cover will be available with the KARO Logo, the pictures on our site will be updated soon as possible. :D Best Regards KARO Sound Development medusaland & EWBR http://www.karo ...

I agree with you completely that they are probably in violation if they don't have a license to use the trademark. I have no idea whether they have such a license. However, if you take your argument to its logical conclusion, then you are putting the onus on the consumer to check before they buy ANY ...

I don't care WHAT it says --- as long as it fits well.

sparkie wrote:Did pay Korg a license fee to screenprint the word "OASYS" on the cover? I didnt know they allowed this? The word OASYS is licensed by Korg.

Sparkie

Cool - just ordered one. Hope it's nice! Hi all, Now you can order dust protection covers for the Korg OASYS. The following types can be ordered: 76-key version and 88-key version. The covers consist of a rigid textile material in black. You will find the OASYS logo printed in the middle. more Infos ...

Only old fogies in this forum!

danatkorg wrote:
I'm curious, since this may be a generational shift: have you ever loaded an audio CD into your computer, to transfer to your mp3 player?

Since you've got embedded Linux in there, just implement enough WINE to support VSTs (like the Muse Receptor) and then we can load the AAS Lounge Lizard.

Yes, you're correct.....
44.1k sample rate * 16 bits * 2 channels ~= 1.4mb/s ~= 1.75kB/s

One minute is about 10 Mb

RC-IA wrote:i thought a 3 min stereo song would be about 32 mega at48khz or about 30 mega at 44,1 khz, are you sure about "your" 12mega?