Hi Ted & Walt,
great to hear that others are also interested in using the kn's style creation features.

I'll be more than happy to share my list.

I'm, hoping to get a bit more free time after next weekend to get back to some of my pet projects. Things have been a bit hectic around here, as our younger son is getting married next weekend, so I haven't had a great deal of time to spend on the kn lately.

best wishes
Rikki

Hi Rikki,

Will you please put me on your "interested" list?

Regards,

George

Rikki,

I did some style making on my EA-5 Organ which worked similar. I would appreciate being put on your list to receive your catalog as I will one day start working on styles.

Fran in Florida

HI RIKKI, i am also interested, so put me on the list also, thanks best regards Benno

I also would be definitely interested.

Dan

Rikki, I have used pattern copy extensively. Whenever I do an upgrade to a style, old or new, and change one of the fill-ins, I use pattern copy to copy fill-in 1 v1 to fill-in 1 v2, v3, & v4. Same for fill-in 2 v1. Saves a lot of time that way. The older styles only had the two fill-ins for all four variations, so why spend time rebuilding the same thing over and over? Pattern copy can be used to build your style, too. Once you have variation 1 finished, copy it to variation 2 and add another back-up instrument or maybe a tamborine, then copy that to variation 3, and so on. If you find a guitar chord you really like, check the step record editor to see how it was built up and copy the same notes, lengths, etc. to your style. Everything digital is easy enough to copy, just time consuming for the first example. A scratch pad and time without interruption is all that is needed. Have fun!

Hi Rikki,

Please include me. Thanks!

Warm Regards, Chuck

Hi Bud,
thank you
we're so lucky with the features they have given us especially pattern copy page 2 on the kn7 ( not sure if earlier kn's have this function, or who owns which model).

I'm not sure if I understood correctly, but there may be an easier method of recreating a style part than copying the notes of a style via the step editor. Use page 2 of pattern copy, which lets you copy individual style parts( ie drum, bass, guitar etc, from one pattern to another pattern, to the same/different style ( including the 3 composer styles)

best wishes
Rikki


[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bud Whipple:
If you find a guitar chord you really like, check the step record editor to see how it was built up and copy the same notes, lengths, etc. to your style.

I too would be interested. Anything that improves my knowledge and understanding of this wonderful instrument has got to be good.
Tony

Is all this style making stuff explained in Alec's KN6 book

I would think that the same principles would apply to all KN series keyboards.

Larry Hawk