Hi Diki

You know, that's one of the more interesting answers I think I've seen on SZ.

The only thing is, is those horn section presets are all triple layered to get as realistic of a sound as I can get.

Had I not worked with Roland Atelier organs for about a year I may not have even understood what you were talking about. Those Atelier's had some voices like piano/strings where if you struck a key you'd get piano and if you stepped on the gas the string section would come in. Kind of a cool idea really.

But, even if I could layer a preset to get what you are talking about, I'm thinking that there has to be some special setup that I'm not aware of on the T2. Or is it more with having a special pedal that's built for this purpose?

The other thought I had, but I don't think it can be done is, I have a Technote midi bass pedal board, exactly the same as the one made by Ketron, which makes me wonder, who really is building that thing?

I was thinking instead of using them to play bass notes, that I could probably use it to do the work of 13 pedal switches for fill-ins, break, etc. But, I don't think it's possible to have the presets keyed by midi commands other than forward and backward. It also seems to me there is a limit of 5 midi switch type commands possible.

thanx anyway

Now if with a new OS the drawbars and/or the button controls associated with them could be activated to control the reg mem buttons I think we'd have a good solution. Not as good as leaving the frikin buttons where they were, but, hey.

I wonder how they ever decided to make this move? I've even been considering an S900 or S910 because of this. If, I liked the sound, etc that is. But, no after-touch on these. I have truly been spoiled by the T1 and T2.

Hi Scott
Have you tried posting on the YPKO Forum http://www.yamahapkowner.com/ as they will probably be better able to suggest something for you.
Regards

Bill

Yes, you can up to a point. If I'm using 3x RH layers I can use an Exp. Pedal to take down 1 or 2 of them and bring up the third as a solo. And where necessary it can take down the Left Voice simultaneously too.


John


[This message has been edited by jwyvern (edited 08-09-2009).]

Thanx for the answers, but I do not want to change a left voice. I use my left hand to quickly change reg mem presets which are layered 3 deep and are all right hand voices

'And where necessary' was the key point. LH voice doesn't HAVE to respond to the pedal.

Scott,
Hi...
I would have to look in the manual..but, you could use a midi foot controller with a lot of pedals to switch the Reg's, STS's and lot's more.

The T3 is excellant...maybe a little MIDI work will get you around the physical concerns on the switch placement.

Don't know how much MIDi stuff you do, but if I can be of any help...just let me know.
Lee S.

Hi,

made just a little Demo with the a new choir voice:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e88V1xX_gLE&fmt=22

Thilo.



[This message has been edited by Thilo (edited 08-11-2009).]

Great job! Very tasteful.

Beakybird

Hi,

now i have a new song recorded, which inspired from Martin Harris a little bit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPZruRYdnX4&fmt=22

Have Fun,
Thilo.

@Beakybird: Thanx for comment.