ESX: copying patterns

CELL · Post by **CELL** » Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:41 am

call me a noob but can you copy one pattern to another bank with the esx?

i wish to create modify patterns and build a song from em.

any help or reference to the manual would be appreciated.

-Cell

Ruso · Post by **Ruso** » Thu Nov 20, 2008 3:47 pm

yes, it's very easy. Go to the pattern you want to copy.... hit write once, turn the main wheel to the pattern you want to save it to.... hit write again.

Remember the manual is your best friend.

http://korg.com/downloads/pdf/ESX1_Manual.pdf

CELL · Post by **CELL** » Sat Nov 22, 2008 3:23 pm

ROFLLLL....wow..... i guess that officially makes me slow haha.
guess ive become accustomed to yamaha's signature 'one function requires 50 steps' workflow.

thanks.

Yatmandu · Post by **Yatmandu** » Sat Nov 22, 2008 4:16 pm

LOL yeah you'll find the Electribe workflow to be quite well thought out, which makes them a lot of fun to use live. I had a chance to play with an MC-808 from Roland and if you like getting lost in a maze of menus and sumenus to do the simplest things, the MC-808 is da King.

TrondC · Post by **TrondC** » Sun Nov 23, 2008 11:07 am

Yatmandu wrote:LOL yeah you'll find the Electribe workflow to be quite well thought out, which makes them a lot of fun to use live. I had a chance to play with an MC-808 from Roland and if you like getting lost in a maze of menus and sumenus to do the simplest things, the MC-808 is da King.

yup! it's a shame the 808 is so hard to edit, otherwise it would be the king, period! good sounds, great sequencer and all, but just a real pain in the ass to use..

you'll learn the electribe faster than any other machine, it's pure joy