Diki, No recordings from back then - couldn't lug a 1-inch tape machine around with all the other gear. Keep in mind that I've been playing solo for a long time. I was hoping you would be able to provide something from your group to compare with what I'm hearing in the demos and postings here and other sites.

Gary

Now, does anyone know where I would 'adjust' the 'Master Compressor" on the PA3x as Diki suggests?

Hi Lee....

I have a limited knowledge of tech stuff. Are you saying...buy a good set of drumkit samples and load them into the PA3x and then don't use the internal drum sounds, but DO use the 'sampled drumkit' that I loaded?

If so, is there any downside to doing that other than filling up some of my memory and a longer bootup time?

But then I'll have an Audya sound as far as the drums go?

Yes, under Global menu, adjust the MAXX settings. Turn off for no compression.
DonM

MARK

i don't know what the PA3X can or can't do, if it can use different samples etc,

also, i do not think the Korg can Stream REAL Audio Drums as does the Audya

Actually, the Korg PA3x has a FULL featured sampler, with data compatibility (mostly) with the Korg Triton series, which opens up a vast library of world class sample libraries. So importing drum kits in is very doable.

And no, while it can't actually stream off the HD like Ketron's do (mind you, I don't know if user made drumloops stream or have to be loaded first on the Ketron either), it can do the exact same timesliced drum loop thing that Ketron's do.

The main difference is that Ketron do the work FOR you, and for the most part, if you want to do this on a Korg, you have to roll your own.