#246758 - 11/01/0804:45 PMRe: 2 or 1 bar fills...?
Gunnar Jonny
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2 or 1 bar fills...?
Hmmm, when I go to a Bar, I usually fills (up) more than that.
Cheers. GJ
Btw. Personally I think the "Ketron" way (SD1) is very well set, it's really flexible.
.... and 1 fill are often more than enough, after the 2nd and 3rd not even a metronome can help me go steady.
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#246759 - 11/01/0804:46 PMRe: 2 or 1 bar fills...?
ianmcnll
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Registered: 07/27/05
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Originally posted by Bill in Dayton: I beg to differ, guys. There aren't many of them...very few, in fact but there's been instances where the fill takes a full two bars to play itself out...
They may be a "mistake" but they do pose a performance issue because its not easy to fire them properly on the fly...
What styles are doing it Bill?
When programming, style creator allows only 1 bar fills, so it seem to be reasonable that the styles have only 1 bar.
#246761 - 11/01/0808:10 PMRe: 2 or 1 bar fills...?
ianmcnll
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If that be the case Gary, it isn't difficult to see why problems may arise.
I've always used mainly Yamaha styles as parts for my assembled styles...the other manufacturer's converted styles never really worked well...usually they wouldn't read all the chords(usually okay on the simpler ones.
I think that most of the two bar fill ones were Korg's, but it's hard tracking down what came from where in the thousands of styles I have accumulated...
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