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musikmachine
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 Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 11:29 pm Post subject: How do i send midi patterns from my pc to the emx? |
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I read on here that you can send patterns to the mx from a pc but how do i do it?
Thanks.
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Yes, I have exactly the same question.
I have several CD's full of techno music i.e. Depeche Mode etc tunes in MIDI format. |
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musikmachine
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| paul_courville wrote: | Yes, I have exactly the same question.
I have several CD's full of techno music i.e. Depeche Mode etc tunes in MIDI format. |
Hadn't thought of that.I've been using it's sounds in live and i want to send patterns back to the emx 
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musikmachine
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| Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 11:37 pm Post subject: |
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4 days and no answer?Surely someone on here knows. 
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| Ruso, what up with this? |
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musikmachine
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| paul_courville wrote: | | Ruso, what up with this? |
I'd like to know!Why say it can be done and then not tell someone how when they ask.Doesn't make any sense.Guess i'll have to contact korg directly.Brilliant,thanks 
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| musikmachine wrote: | | paul_courville wrote: | | Ruso, what up with this? |
I'd like to know!Why say it can be done and then not tell someone how when they ask.Doesn't make any sense.Guess i'll have to contact korg directly.Brilliant,thanks |
Chill my brotha,
Who said it can be done?
Just send him a PM.
I'll try to reach Ruso or Daz and get an answer.
Paul Courville is a.k.a. Cyberdude
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| Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 4:14 am Post subject: |
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| you're mistaken, you can send the PATTERN DATA from the electribe to the pc and back... which means you can make backups and stuff... there is currently no software avalable to edit the stuff so backup and bank sharing is really the only thing you can do.... to do this you need a smart media card for electribe smart media card reader for pc... |
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paul_courville
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| Ruso wrote: | | you're mistaken, you can send the PATTERN DATA from the electribe to the pc and back... which means you can make backups and stuff... there is currently no software avalable to edit the stuff so backup and bank sharing is really the only thing you can do.... to do this you need a smart media card for electribe smart media card reader for pc... |
When you transfer patterns from point A to point B will they have the same sounds associated with them when they were first created or just the "note data"?
If everything is transfered, why can't we create an area where we can free distribute our patterns?
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| Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 4:46 pm Post subject: |
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| you could, but think about it as a memory dump, you can't share just one pattern. |
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paul_courville
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| Ruso wrote: | | you could, but think about it as a memory dump, you can't share just one pattern. |
So it would have to be 256 patterns or 0 patterns?
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| yup.... which makes me wonder why there's no librarian software for it... but I guess they are pretty old boxes... |
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| Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 11:52 am Post subject: |
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Hmmm .. Thats a wee bit limiting , korg should have thought the mx out a little more . Still , i like the idea of sharing more rather than less i suppose .
Another thing to b resolved by Emx2 then ... |
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| reddone3 wrote: | Hmmm .. Thats a wee bit limiting , korg should have thought the mx out a little more . Still , i like the idea of sharing more rather than less i suppose .
Another thing to b resolved by Emx2 then ... |
I just invited Brian Rath Product Support for Korg Keyboards, Modules, Recorders, Dance/DJ Products to join us here in the Electribe Forum.
I suggest others email him here brianr@korgusa.com and do the same.
I think eventually if enough interest is shown, he will drop in.
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| Smart move !! This forum is buzzin with good ideas . There would b alot to be gained from a bit more post sakes support towards users , improving longevity in their products . It wouldnt cost them the earth ... |
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