KORG TRITON LE SUSTAIN PEDAL??
Paul
Plugging it into the damper port doesn't work.....
polymod
"Paul" <Quill...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> How the hell do you get this to work?
>
> Plugging it into the damper port doesn't work.....
Assuming you've checked to make sure this pedal works........
Go to global, then "menu" and controller. Modify the damper "polarity"
(change the sign). Don't forget to save this setup by pressing the
"rec/write" button.
Hope that was it :-)
Poly
Paul
> "Paul" <Quiller...@gmail.com> wrote in message
Ok, they were right to say that you should throw
all keyboard manuals into the trash! It was easy to
do by just playing around with it, but thanks for your
response.
Ok, next easy question: how do i apply the EQ
to a sound, and then apply a different EQ to another
sound, and then save the settings, so i have different
EQing on two sounds? One of the organ sounds on
here is GREAT, but it's much mellower than the piano.
Also, is there some way i can recall setting 070,
with just a push of a button, and then recall setting 001,
by pushing another button? So i can avoid having to punch in
"0-7-0" every time i want to go to the other sound?
That would be much more convenient, live on stage.
Thanks
polymod
On Mar 10, 11:05 am, "polymod" <poly...@optonline.net> wrote:
> "Paul" <Quiller...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:ba38d577-b153-42d8...@e1g2000pra.googlegroups.com...
>
> > How the hell do you get this to work?
>
> > Plugging it into the damper port doesn't work.....
>
> Assuming you've checked to make sure this pedal works........
>
> Go to global, then "menu" and controller. Modify the damper "polarity"
> (change the sign). Don't forget to save this setup by pressing the
> "rec/write" button.
>
> Hope that was it :-)
>
> Poly
>Ok, next easy question: how do i apply the EQ
>to a sound, and then apply a different EQ to another
>sound, and then save the settings, so i have different
>EQing on two sounds? One of the organ sounds on
>here is GREAT, but it's much mellower than the piano.
I'm not sure I understand your question. Are you talking about using 'combi'
or 'split' patches where the sounds are either stacked or zoned to different
areas of the keyboard?
If you are, you'll have to route each sound and effect to a different
output.
Or you might have to go into "program' mode and save the settings there
first.
>Also, is there some way i can recall setting 070,
>with just a push of a button, and then recall setting 001,
>by pushing another button? So i can avoid having to punch in
>"0-7-0" every time i want to go to the other sound?
Look to see if there's a 10's hold button (or something like that...I have
the Korg O1W)
Poly
Paul
This is in program mode. And i want to modify the EQ
separately for each sound, and save the results, so that i
have a different EQ setting for EACH sound. In particular,
one for the organ, and one for the piano.
And i want to SAVE these settings permanently.
> >Also, is there some way i can recall setting 070,
> >with just a push of a button, and then recall setting 001,
> >by pushing another button? So i can avoid having to punch in
> >"0-7-0" every time i want to go to the other sound?
>
> Look to see if there's a 10's hold button (or something like that...I have
> the Korg O1W)
>
But is there a way to save favorite sounds/settings, and
then
recall them at a push of a button?
polymod
OK. On my O1W you use the rec/write button. I don't know if you have that on
yours.
>But is there a way to save favorite sounds/settings, and
>then recall them at a push of a button?
I don't think so. What I would do is put all your most used patches close in
location to each other so you can access them faster.
Poly
That's what I used to do.