Jerry Silberstien posted a method of adding the Technics style to a midi file. Jerry passed away this past year, he was one nice person. I feel Jerry had a great idea. I can download a midi file and use it in my Tyros and it is acceptable. If I put it in my KN7 and use Jerry's method, they sound much better. If there is interest, I will outline the procedure.

John C.




[This message has been edited by bruno123 (edited 10-14-2005).]

Hi John
I would be interested.
Bernie

Will this work for a kn6000 ? I'm pretty sure this was addressed for the kn6 in the past, but if someone has the instructions, I would appreciate it ...
thnx,
t.

Absolutely, John.
I've tried converting midi files to Technics and the results have been less than satisfactory. Any additional hints or methods would be appreciated.
Walt

Hi John,
I would be also interested

Jack

Sounds good to me!

ELIZABETH

Hi John - along with many other readers of this forum, any hints, tips, for improving any feature including midis will I am sure be welcomed by us all Joan

Can I ask - are we all talking about the same thing here...?
John you seem to be referring to 'a method of adding the Technics style to a midi file'; whereas Walt seems to be talking about converting a midi file into a Technics file....
Same thing or different thing?
Rog

Rog, A midi file converted to a Technics midi file -- then adding one of the Technics built in styles so they both can play together giving you an opportunity to add what you wish. DRUM FILLS, ECT.

A learning curve for some? Yes. Is it a lot of work and effort? Yes,-- but what an opportunity to leanr more about the keyboard.
And for those who love their keyboards will have another way of relating to them.

take care, John C.

OK - fire away - I'm all ears/eyes...
Rog