Good one Larry,

best wishes
Rikki

Hi rikkisbears,

Where did you order Alec's "How Do I Do That"?....I would love to have a copy & I'm sure it would help me get a lot more out of my 2400, as I'm making the jump from a Kn 1000 to a Kn 2400....

Many Thanks,
FlutteringBy

Hi,
I got mine through Walt Tenay
http://www.wtenaykeyboardstudios.com/

Send him an email just to make sure he still has some.

Might be worth checking with Alec ( Technicsplayer) as to how applicable the functions covered in the book are to the kn24. Unfortunately I haven't seen a kn24 as yet. ( great book, though)

best wishes
Rikki

[QUOTE]Originally posted by FlutteringBy:
[B]Hi rikkisbears,

Where did you order Alec's "How Do I Do That"?....

Hi Alec,
actually how applicable is the kn6/65 book to kn24 & kn26 players ( maybe even useful to current pr players???)

There could be some frustrated new owners out there, who could benefit, the same way we kn7 owners did.

The kn7 book mainly covers sd card functions & audio so possibly useful to a kn26 owner???

Just Asking ( haahaa )

best wishes
Rikki

Walt tenay just emailed me that he has them for $49.95 plus shipping.

Bernie

Hi Rikki & Bernie9,

Thanks for replying to my post.....I think "How Do I Do That" will be very handy to have as it will explain the proper way to deal with composer & panel memories as well as much other needed information.....

I'll look into it right away....

FlutteringBy

Hi Folks,
a difficult question, Rikki, because the books were written for their intended machines. Again the "How Do I" 6500/6000 book exercises will probably not produce the intended musical results because the presets will have changed. The principles of the exercises however will still be valid. Some chapters will not apply, no custom section, custom panel, home page or favorites programming, harmoniser or style converter, I would imagine without looking closely. The rest is pretty much applicable in principle.

The "Getting The Most" 7000 book section 1 is pretty universally applicable to everything. Both 2400 and 2600 have usb so the Song Manager and Audio Recorder apply. The 2600 is supplied with Jukebox and card reader here so Jukebox and digital audio and the SD sections also apply. However tabs and slideshow will not. Apart from custom, many SD functions are identical to floppy, so the principles of save, load and file management are the same.

Potential purchasers need to bear all this in mind before buying