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if you use the MicroKORG software (MIDI-Computer thingy) you can save programs to files and load them into different banks. the names next to the banks don't necessarily mean anything, they are there for organization. i've been thinking about taping new lables over those for better reference to my ...

i think the stats are on the back of the unit somewhere. it should say what volt/amp it requires

Hey pafufta, I'll have to exhume the MicroKorg's manual from under the rubble of this mess unless you have one handy. I don't recall whether the 707 defaults to MIDI MASTER clock or to MIDI SLAVE. Either way,I do recall that there is a short sequence of "SHIFT" then press "X" on the front panel ...

by plugging in the mK MIDI to your computer you can: control sounds (with the mK soundeditor program) control notes (velocity, pitch, speed, etc.) control the internal clock you can do alot of things, it helps you control the units settings and can also play the microKorg from software. what you can ...

Use your 707's clock to drive the MicroKorg's clock then. MIDI OUT from 707 to MIDI IN on MicroKorg. Consult manuals as required but I'm sure it can work... 8) brilliant f*cking plan : ). i never actually thought of that. do you have a good tutorial for driving the midi clock with an external midi ...

yeah, i wish that it would show the BPM when you tweak the Tempo knob. my TR 707 does this and it's almost 20 years older than microKORG is : /. it would make alot of things alot easier, especially if i use the mK as a midi master (which i don't do because i can't be sure what the exact tempo is ...

i would kill for a small, portable computer, with a hardsid and serial-midi output *drool*. i'd plug a crappy little midi controller into that mofo and pump out some delicious chip-tunes : ) anyway, i've made a small patch, but my new mac doesn't have serial-midi support so i can't upload it. it's ...

thanks to the programmers of the OS X version. i recently bought a very nice mac and was almost depressed that i would no longer be able to use the software for my microkorg.

does anyone know about using a USB adapter to plugin midi devices? is this possible with the software?

wow, that was quite a professional job. i'm glad getting the parts worked out for you. this seemed for a while to be a situation that might not be solvable.