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Modiwo
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 Posted: Sun Oct 27, 2013 1:12 pm Post subject: Can I use Krome as a device for initiating a backing track? |
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Hi!
I know I can initiate some sample rhythms included in Korg databank.
Can anyone tell me if I can do this with a recording of my own? I mean let's say I have an mp3/wav or any other format with an entire track (Krome sounds) that I want to be played for me to sing on it as a negative. I would like to not bother with a separate computer on anything, but have it initialized and play via the Krome. Is there any way to do this? Use Krome as a backing track device?
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Bald Eagle
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Location: Long Island, NY
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| The Krome cant internally record or play mp3 or wav files. But since you said you have an entire track of Krome sounds I would assume that you or someone has performed them using a Krome. If that is the case then you could record the performance in the Krome's sequencer as midi data and play it back that way for your backing track. |
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