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HOW TO RECORD/SAVE FILES OF 40 SONGS USING ARRANGEMENTS

 
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Doni



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PostPosted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 8:31 pm    Post subject: HOW TO RECORD/SAVE FILES OF 40 SONGS USING ARRANGEMENTS Reply with quote

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I have a Korg i30 that I use to provide bass/drums/keys and some accomp. I have always edited the arrangements the way I wanted (tempo, transpose, etc.), for all songs in a play list and stored this info somewhere such as floppy. Then I access file, set start/stop and sync start/stop and play selection using the saved arrangement with left hand (finger) controlling the chord changes, etc. while my right hand played the program choice.

HOW TO?

Is it possible to use these edited arrangements to play a selection once, having it saved on the Korg i30 internally somehow/somewhere, send each of the 40 songs recorded to a file set up such as a floppy? Then load all selections somewhere (in Korg i30) and access them to play while I play another program(s) on the same Korg.

If there is a simple answer and someone can walk me thru the process while I'm on the Korg once via phone, I'd at least pay for the call.

Thanks- Doni
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