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[cmaguilera]

Hello.

Is there any software or way to convert a program to a combination with the exactly same sound?

Thank you very much.

Kind regards

Carlos

[Synthoid]

Why would you want to do that?

A program is a single sound (patch) while a combi can include up to 8 sounds (patches).


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[michelkeijzers]

I think in a combi you can with the menu select a menu option to copy a program into one of the timbres of a combi. Make sure you also copy the effects.
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[cmaguilera]

Thank you. I know that way to do it but it's a heavy task to do with a lot of programs.
I need to convert from program to combi for stage performance.

Thank you.

Regards!.

[Synthoid]

So you want to create several combis that consist of only one program?

I'm curious why you want to do that?


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[cmaguilera]

I only use a switch pedal (program up) to change the sounds while I'm playing a song. I put the sounds that I will use for a song in consecutive order and I use the pedal to go changing them. i'm always in combi mode. I don't use any midi foot controller or something similar.
I've been doing it for a long time with the korg trinity and now I'm starting with the triton. I have many programs that I want to use along with some combis.
My question was if anyone knew a way with less work.

Thank you.

Regards.

[billbaker]

Short of using an editor I don't think there's a quicker way than selecting the program and then copying the effects which should be a one touch on the pull down menu top right of the insert effects page, with a similar step auto-copying the master FX.

To the other posters who couldn't understand why this would be desirable -- having one-program combos allows you to stay in combi mode while accessing both single programs and the usual multi-program combos. When building a set-list some songs don't need stacked, split or layered voices; it's nice to have something simple now and then. Also you can't use the step advance function without remaining in a single mode... It won't switch back and forth (which is why being able to do precisely that using the set list function without the duplication step is such a nice feature of the Kronos).


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