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#18224 - 01/30/03 08:06 PM Saving voices for quick access
runner50 Offline
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Registered: 01/17/02
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Loc: Geneva
Hello:

I am very new to Kork keyboards. Just purchased an LE76. To start with, I need to be able to save around a dozen voices, maybe a view blended ones so I can access them on the fly. Ive not found a way as yet and the video is very into sequencing. So, I would appreciate any help.

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#18225 - 02/18/03 12:08 PM Re: Saving voices for quick access
Leon Offline
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Registered: 04/14/99
Posts: 585
Loc: British Columbia
[QUOTE]Originally posted by runner50:
[B]Hello:

I am very new to Kork keyboards [QUOTE]

Just out of curiosity....Do they float?
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#18226 - 02/20/03 05:41 AM Re: Saving voices for quick access
kbrkr Offline
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Registered: 11/19/02
Posts: 2866
Loc: Tampa, FL
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Originally posted by runner50:
Hello:

I am very new to Kork keyboards. Just purchased an LE76. To start with, I need to be able to save around a dozen voices, maybe a view blended ones so I can access them on the fly. Ive not found a way as yet and the video is very into sequencing. So, I would appreciate any help.


Are these sampled voices? On the Triton, any sampled voices must be saved to either the hard disk ( if you have one) or a floppy THEN re-loaded once the board is powered on again. I don't know the LE so I can't suggest if it's similar to the Triton.

Al
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