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#478487 - 10/22/19 12:09 PM Smooth Registration Transitions
MusicalMemories Offline
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Registered: 11/16/08
Posts: 632
Loc: Arbroath,Angus,Scotland
What steps do you follow to keep smooth transitions between registrations (Yamaha) and Keyboard Sets (Korg) ?
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#478507 - 10/22/19 03:05 PM Re: Smooth Registration Transitions [Re: MusicalMemories]
abacus Offline
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Registered: 07/21/05
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Loc: English Riviera, UK
Its the other way round, you set up your registrations to allow smooth transitions, and not adapt your playing to the registrations.

Bill
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#478510 - 10/22/19 03:14 PM Re: Smooth Registration Transitions [Re: MusicalMemories]
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
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I only ever used one registration per song.
Less is more imo.


Edited by Dnj (10/22/19 07:40 PM)

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#478539 - 10/22/19 07:11 PM Re: Smooth Registration Transitions [Re: Dnj]
bruno123 Online   content
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Registered: 06/04/02
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Loc: West Palm Beach, FL 33417
At one time I wrote the style, tempo, and var. on the music. The eight regs. were used set to change instrumentation – Piano/Trumpet/Sax Section/ Light Brass/trombone/Clarinet Section/Muted Trumpet/Heavy Brass/ High Brass.

This is how the big bands play; they change instruments and volumes. It also gave me control of the style var. and which parts of the style I use. I may set up m Sx900 the same way. (home use)

But, with music as it is today, you have to get to the next song so you do not lose dancers, I use one-reg-per-song method with the Korg.

John C.

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