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#33611 - 06/04/08 10:39 PM
Re: Ketron SD2 & Rotor Settings
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Registered: 05/16/08
Posts: 307
Loc: Chesapeake, Virginia, USA
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Hi Nigel,
As per our discussion over on the pgmusic forum, the hexadecimal code does indeed translate to CC30 .
BUT -- I, too have been unable to get the Rotor effect to work, have tried everything and then some that I could think of.
I called AJ on the phone and also sent him an email about this, about a week ago. Haven't heard anything as of yet, will rattle his chain again soon.
One thing I did find out that is interesting, if you select some of the tonewheel organ MIDI patches from the banks, the CC11, which is supposed to be the MIDI Chorus control, does indeed invoke a Leslie simulator at the Slow Chorale setting.
BTW --if you aren't using a true stereo amplification rig onstage, with two channels driving two separate speakers, this Leslie effect does not sound right and may be hard to detect. A lot of keyboard amps and many PAs have stereo inputs but only one power amp driving both speakers. Boo. This can make the best of Leslie simulations sound like a sick guita amp tremelo. Gotta have stereo to hear the AM and FM components that make Don Leslie's design deliver that thrilling animation.
BTW -- that slow chorale on the SD2 is darned good sounding.
But I need rotor control and the fast setting,too.
Will keep ya posted, as soon as I know something so will you!
--Mac
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