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#236483 - 06/20/08 07:56 PM
Re: PSR easy way to get rid of handclaps?
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Registered: 12/08/02
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There are a couple programs that will do this. One is Midi-Fix, which is available from Michael Bedesem. The other was made by Jorgen Sorensen, but I cannot remember the name of the program. Just a couple mouse clicks solves the problem. Cheers, Gary ------------------ Travlin' Easy
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#236484 - 06/21/08 12:30 AM
Re: PSR easy way to get rid of handclaps?
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Loc: NW Florida
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Not to be much of a smartass (seems I am too much of that already  ), but for all the Roland bashing going on here, nobody tends to talk about the style and sequence editing capabilities built right into the keyboard, and easy to operate, to boot. Something as utterly basic as this is the easiest thing in the world to fix on a Roland. No external programs, no transferring files around, none of that. Every style, every SMF, you can easily open up the drumkit, and assign a different sound (anything in the kit you want) to any note that is wrong. It is the work of seconds to fix this minor gaff. It is the work of minutes to convert something utterly f*cked up beyond all recognition into something eminently playable. Definitely one of the Roland's strengths is the ease with which you can do so many tasks (editing styles, editing SMF's, editing in detail anything you want, converting MIDI into styles, editing conversion styles from one manufacturer into another) that most other keyboards need software to achieve... Food for thought....
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#236495 - 06/22/08 12:37 AM
Re: PSR easy way to get rid of handclaps?
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Registered: 12/22/02
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Loc: NSW,Australia
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Hi Mike, not quite sure if I'm understanding your problem correctly , are your midifiles GM & your soundsource a psr ?? if so, you could try altering the drum sets in your midifiles. The PSR's have GM drumsets as well as the sets they use for the styles. The drum mapping is slightly different. The handclaps may also be the result of using a Standard Kit instead of a Brush kit if the above doesn't apply. For editing my style conversions I always keep drum table lists of any of the keyboards I've owned. This way I can compare the drums between the korg, psr, my ex rolands etc. best wishes Rikki Originally posted by mikeathome1: Does anyone know of an easy way to get rid of handclaps in a smf? Do you know what note it is or what it is supposed to be? can I transpose it? I know I can probaly figure it out and it's probably been discussed before but I figure if anyone has a shortcut they would like to share...thanks.
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#236497 - 06/22/08 08:06 AM
Re: PSR easy way to get rid of handclaps?
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#236499 - 06/22/08 05:27 PM
Re: PSR easy way to get rid of handclaps?
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Loc: NSW,Australia
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Hi Mike, you didn't say , but if you are using a psr as soundsource for gm midifiles & you have a pc sequencer try changing the bank changes from the default PSR to the GM2 drum sets within the psr ie changing MSB127 to MSB120 LSB000 LSB000 at the beginning of the drum track, this should bring up the GM2 drum sets instead of the psr drum sets. If you're actually using the psr sequencer to play the midifiles, I don't know how to do it, but I used to be able to access the internal GM2 drumsets in Style Record mode ( they were one level of folders back from the default psr drums in my psr1500.) Can't see why they wouldn't also be available for sequencer editing mode, onboard. Hand claps ( Midi note D#1/ Note no. 39) or on the keyboard it's note D#2, appears to be handclaps in most of the psr drumkits including the brushkit. Wheras in the GM2 Brush Kit it's either a brush tap or a brush slap not sure off hand, which . Your problem hopefully may be as simple as changing the Bank Change MSB127 to MSB120 in the Drum & Percussion Tracks best wishes Rikki Originally posted by mikeathome1: Thanks Riki I'll look into the brush kit, I did find some gm drum maps on the net.
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