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I've got sheet music on the floor. I'm terrible at memorizing. Thanks for the compliments y'all. I hope to create a whole set of patches--one for each of the 24 preludes and fugues.

I'm doing a series of Bach recordings with my RADIAS and little phatty. All of the patches are my own. I'm trying to see if I can a)make the RADIAS sound as big as possible--pipe organ big and b)see what Bach sounds like with modern sounds and mega distortion. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUgktUe6q2s
The mid-bass @ .41 (sounds like a creaky door.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZR035Mhd58o
The bass. O. M. G.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUYnxWJUOc0
The high lead (moving 16ths) @ 4.37

It can do things with external audio, but the KP3 was DESIGNED to do what you want. The RADIAS wasn't. I'm trying to find the video of the White Stripes or someone like that did exactly what you are looking to do. The RADIAS will never give you anywhere near the kind of control the KP3 can. -Mc I ...

I was just watching The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brian (friday july 3) and just as they were cutting to commercial I noticed the RADIAS! I always loved that Paul Schaffer of David Letterman had the Moog Voyager prominently placed as his backdrop. This is the first time I've seen the RADIAS in any ...

unbelievable--
I had no idea the RADIAS could go this deep. Internal busing? tres cool.

I'm trying to deconstruct the RADIAS' default soundset patches and I've come across several which have one timbre that affects the others--like the WahGuitar (I03): the first 2 timbres are arpeggiated by the third timbre. How is this this done (I'd like to use the idea on my own patches) and how do ...

Converting from MicroKorg XL -> Radias would be a similar exercise to converting from R3 -> Radias (I have written that one!). I looked already at the XL, but don't have the necessary docs/hardware to write the software at the moment. Thanks for the reply Daz. I love everything you've already done ...

The software editor of the microkorg xl includes the converted patches of MS2000, MS2000B and the original microkorg. FYI I wonder if these are easily converted to .rdl format--the RADIAS also has the ms2000/microKORG patches. I'd like to use the XL patches on my RADIAS. I could just do it manually ...

I was just playing with the microkorg xl in my local guit cent. It apparently uses the radias sound engine. I'm hoping that korg/y'all post the xl patches. They would be freakishly useful. I know we all disliked the radias factory set. If anyone gets around to converting the xl patches let us all ...

This is the best use of RADIAS for rock i've heard. I'm very impressed with your integration of very advanced synthesis with the heavy rock--sort of dreamtheatre-esque. I gigged in a band for about two years with my RADIAS but never found a way to depart from the good old microkorg pop track synth ...

My nephew's kewler than ur nephew

don't worry about messing it up--in the RADIAS utility menu there is a restore to factory settings option. It seems very difficult to cause the RADIAS any software damage.

I've been implementing many of my 'sweet spot' patches in my album tracks and I'd like to know what you think. myspace.com/fierlionmusic A Word to the Future He Never Blocks and Wires are all new to my page. I'd like to know what you think of our RADIAS in action. I won't tell which bits are RADIAS ...

I've been using a Gator case (with wheels) originally made for the Triton--the big blue one with tubes, I don't recall the model number. It's a little bit loose but I pack the cord in the main compartment and that keeps everything nice and snug. I don't believe there is a case made for RADIAS--is it ...