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Saw some info to use Deoxit, which I happen to have a can of

That is most likely a wiser choice. Wink

The Deoxit D5 worked great in terms of fixing inconsistent button press contact! Wor ...

Okay, this is not public and you don't have to do it this way...

Umm...WD-40? I was also thinking of this, but read where it maybe shouldn't be used for electronics? Saw some info to use Deoxit, ...

1-29-16: Thanks again, Mike for the suggestion. Had never really fooled in that area very much, so I learned a few things. I did try it from your original suggestion, but it didn’t give exactly what ...

Thanks, Mike. I can do that for "live" performance, but was looking to record the patch change into a song/sequence via midi. I have some ideas I'm trying, so will see what might work. Jus ...

Basic question that I should know, but…

Using Oasys with 2 other keyboards (Karma, JD800) to layer or stack sounds on midi channel 1 of sequencer. During the song, I want to change the patch on ju ...

Thanks for the comments, and especially to Mike for the great video demo on this!

I read where this is possible? I have an Oasys and thinking of replacing it with new Kronos-2, but don't want to loose all my Oasys songs or Combis that I've created over the years. Is it easy to just ...

I've searched & searched but can't seem to find an inexpensive piece of hardware that will do the following. I know most DAWs will do this and even keyboards, but I want a small, separate hardwar ...

Yoa,

Thx for your input. I was wondering if the Sonar plug-in approach might be better. Will try that just to see.

Also was thinking I could sell the two P-4's and put that towards an i5 or may ...

There's probably something listed here on forums, but couldn't find anything recent.

I'm struggling with computer hardware needed to run some of the newer virtual or soft synth software now availa ...

Gregory...love your style & music. Really like "Tank Man". Did you create it on the Oasys? Any chance you would sell this as a MIDI song for the "O"? Great job!