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#44807 - 01/18/02 10:31 AM
Re: Modifying Technics Pre-recorded Disks
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Unless they are very thematic try just switching off the sequencer. worth trying. Regards Originally posted by Sissle: Hi all, I have several disks from Technics where the songs are entirely pre-recorded ie, melody, chord changes, etc. These disks are useless to me in that format -- I want to play the melody, do chord changes, etc. myself. And, I want to be able to use these patterns and registrations for other songs. Can anybody tell me how to accomplish this as if you were teaching a "Basic Dummy 101" class? I do believe it involves using the composer portion of my digital piano and I have never used it before -- so, kindergarten instructions would be necessary. I have a PR702. I know most of you folks have a KN5000/KN6500, but I believe the principals are the same. Thanks
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#44810 - 01/18/02 05:36 PM
Re: Modifying Technics Pre-recorded Disks
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Registered: 04/01/01
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Loc: Norway
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Carol, when you say pre-recorded, is it like a midi-file, or a sequensed song where you can see the chord-changes in the display? If so, then the style/patterns is in the composerbanks, and the only thing you have to do is turn off the sequencer, and set the PR as you normally do when play songs with styles/patterns or whatever you like to call it.
If it is a kind of midi-format, where the song is only in the sequenser, then it's more complicated. then converting, copying, patse etc. is the only way to make it as a pattern/style or....... GJ
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