Sound Samples!

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Ethan
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Sound Samples!

Post by Ethan »

Hello,
I found three sounds that I always wanted on the website for Korg03R/W. The sounds I need are 72-74 (dan tranh, dan bau, dan nhi) in this file: xip05pgm.syx

The file is in .syx format. I have a KorgPa1X Pro so I don't think it will work. For those who are familiar wilth synths, could you help me or show me how to get those files into KorgPa1X format? (if that's even possible). Thanks a lot guys.
The link for the zip file is: More-03rw-sounds.zip from this website: http://sayersweb.com/korg03rw/.
Please help,
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Post by Sharp »

You can't load those files into anything other than a 03R.

So really the only way you will get those on your Pa1X is if someone with a 03R samples them for you.

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Post by kenackr »

Ethan,

I recall that designates a "sysex" file. Meaning system exclusive. System exclusive can be used to load new programs into a synth from another. Typically the sysex can be input from the "midi out" of the source synth to the "Midi in" of the receiving synth.

The sysex files can also be transfered by disk from one unit to another.

Since the architecture of different models is different, I think you are correct that it won't work. But what you should do is call Korg support first and ask them before you give up on the idea.

USA support # is 631-390-8737. They are in New York.

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Post by dave »

Every sysex file contains specific bytes that tell the receiving synth what the originating synth's manufacturer name is and which model it was created on. If it's not the same manufacturer ID as the receiver's it's ignored. If it's not the same model as the receiver – or if it's not a close member of the same model "family" – then it's ignored.

The two synths in question are not in the same model family.

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Post by Ethan »

hi guys,
thanks for your help. I'll just find a way to sample it somehow. Those sounds are so difficult to find in the US but I always people play them on their keyboards. Thanks again!!!

Ethan
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