New video added: organizing favorite sounds for live use

[RichF]

Hi folks,

I just added another video, this one covering the ever-popular topic of organizing your favorite sounds for live use. It shows a few methods that might be useful to you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKbLb_eX48Y

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/yt-lKbLb_ ... with_korg/

http://www.dailymotion.com/KorgUSAVideos/video/16277010

Again, please feel free to leave comments with suggestions for future videos.

Thanks!

-Rich

[akmon]

Perhaps I didn´t listened to it well, but the advantage of these paths is that you can change combis, for example, witouht touching the screen, but using phisical buttons, up/down, dial, etc. Sometimes you have to be very accurate in live to touch the screen in the right position. Using buttons are even more confortable.

Congrats for your easy-to-learn videos.

[prkravi]

thanks a ton Rich!

[RichF]

akmon- One of the methods I described (vertical banking) gets you away from touching the display in the way you mentioned. The other ones actually make the most of the display. Hope they're helpful.

[McHale]

Great video Rich. Very helpful.

If I can figure out a way to organize sequences, that seems like the ticket for me. I create a separate patch (or more) for every song - even if it's identical to a different song's patch. So for a 35 song gig, I may have 50 patches. On my Triton, I don't use combi's but progs so I'll have even more.

Without a librarian, or the ability to sort progs/combis quickly, the sequence mode looks great for a couple reasons, specifically because it doesn't use ANY prog/combi space.

Thanks again!

-Mc

[jpscoey]

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You've done it once again Richard - well done fella.

My opinion is that all your advice posts should be combined & made into a 'sticky'.

It's obvious from the responses to each of these posts that your help is invaluable to many people.

Keep it up mate !