Is there any way I can save sequenced data in the Trinity and not lose it when I power down the machine??

I find it very frustrating that I have to keep reloading and making multiple saves.

Is there a workable solution covered by an upgrade??

Hello,

in disk mode, select the tab "Save" then the menu "Save PCG". The next time you will be able to load it.


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Regards,
Xavier
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Alchemist - the Korg Trinity to Triton PCG and SNG converter - http://web.wanadoo.be/alchemist

Hi Xavier,

The problem is (more of a pain really)when you power down the Trinity, you lose your songs. You HAVE to back them up to floppy in order to save them.
In the past, I have owned an M1, X2 and a very limited Yamaha QY10. All of these held the songs in their internal memory when powered off.
If I were to install the HDR TRI option, can I bypass the Floppy drive completely and can I mass store all my work to an external SCSI device as well as take advantage of the 4 track audio tracks??

You input is much appreciated.

Regards,

Sean

Indeed, you answered your questions: the sequences are lost when the Trinity is powered off.

The HDR-Tri is great! I just bought it 2 weeks ago at Sweetwater and is a valuable expansion: SCSI + High quality 4 tracks digital Hard-Disk Recording...


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Regards,
Xavier
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Alchemist - the Korg Trinity to Triton PCG and SNG converter - http://web.wanadoo.be/alchemist

Xavier,

Thanks for the HDR TRI info.

I called Korg UK in a bid to track one down and to my suprise they just one or two left in stock.
I purchased one direct from Korg for the princely sum of £259.
That is more less than half the retail price.
( £599 in the UK )

Who says Korg Support is bad??????

Regards,
Sean


[This message has been edited by slr-online (edited 11-23-2001).]

You wasted your money slr-online.
With the HDR and the Spidf connection.
You now have unlimited effects, tracks, poly, moss, digital I/O.
The ability to read from 4 hard disks at the same time and up to 7 within one song.

None of that is worth the £259 you paid….he..he..

All joking aside… the HDR rocks big time. You have made a fantastic purchase. You should make yourself a 6 inch long cable that connects to the SPDIF I to the O. Using this you can record all your 16 midi tracks effects and MOSS into just 2 of the audio tracks. This will completely free up all your 16 tracks, effects and MOSS for more recordings. This is also endless. You can bounce tracks around like this as often as you like with no loss to the sound quality.

So end then result are unlimited.
Dam good price to.
Best of luck with it.

Sharp