Hi AJ,

How did you play those "Hey...Whow" voices simultaneously in your "A Hot Gospel 5" demo?

Kind regards,

Hennie

Hennie,

You can accomplish this by doing the following (also explained in DVD manual).

USING PROGRAM.
Once you've loaded both voices into RAM, go to PROGRAM and select a program you want to edit (preferably in the CHOIR section).
* Press EDIT to enter the program EDIT mode.
* Press F1 to go to voice 1 and then press RAM/INS to enter the RAM voice pages.
* Turn wheel to get the HEY voice.
* Press F1 again to go to voice 2 and then press RAM to enter the RAM pages once more. Turn wheel to get the WHOW voice next. These should be displayed in capital letters, otherwise you are still in the ROM voices in AUDYA.
* Press USER5/10 to enter the CONTROL page and go to CONTROL 2/2.
* Press F3 to access the VELOCITY (how hard you press before a voice is heard).
* For voice 1, set Velocity 0-90 (when you play soft, you will hear this voice).
* For voice 2, set Velocity 89-127 (when you play a little harder, you will hear this voice). I use 89 as a cross (versus starting the 2nd voice at 91) so that there is a time when if you press just right, you get both.
* Test to your touch.
* Now press USER 4/9 (Effects SEND) and add REVERB (23 to V1 and 50 to V2 - you want V2 to have a 'sustain' effect and not just end when you release the key). I would also recommend adding Chorus to V1 (voice 1).
* Test and if ok, press SAVE and User 5/10 to save your new Program which will be loaded whenever keyboard is powered on.

*** As you play the voice, remember - when you play soft, you will hear (HEY). When you press HARD, you will hear WHOW. You can (as we did) play with 2 fingers hard to get HEY and 3 fingers soft to get WHOW. A few tricks as you play gives you control over when these voices come in as opposed to assigning to the styles engine (which you can still do with STYLE VIEW) and having choir voices come at the same place the same time over and over again.

Feel free to share the response above with the forum....

AJ

Hi all,

I'm a bit slow in posting some more AJAMSONIC demos as promised. I am currently assigning those AWESOME choir voices to my over 100 existing registries. This takes a while.

What I've discovered is this:

1. I assign one of the new AJAMSONIC onboard choir voices to my lower 2 voice.
2. Next I assign some of the new live RAM choir voices to my lower 1, different for each variation.

This sounds very realistic, at least to me. If we now sing ANYTHING without these new choir voices, it sounds thin & incomplete. When I'm all done we'll record another few songs that will clearly demonstrate this.

When all the above is done, I want to assign some of those new fantastic live guitar voices to my right hand & learn to play these as a type of harmony or fill in whilst Monica sings.

Next, I've now learned through the AJAMSONIC tutorial DVDs that I can assign more live voices to other style parts, that is apart from channel 4 & 5. I intend to revamp all styles used thus far.

Only then will I start creating new songs using my fabolous new AJAMSONIC styles. So within a week or so, I'll be ready with some new AJAMSONIC demos. In the meantime I'm really enjoying this new AJAMSONIC upgrade. It turned out to be everything & more that I hoped for. I feel so sorry for those of you who are missing out on this fantastic upgrade.

Keep well al my friends,

Henni