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A3000 by any chance? And they say the TX16W was even worse. :lol: http://memesvault.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/double-facepalm-4.jpg Uggh.. I had a TX16W and it was a nightmare of button pushing to do even the simplest things. I'm sure that whoever designed it weren't musicians and may not have ...

Sweetwater has just sent mine. This is faster than I thought - I only bought it 2 weeks ago

I know this sounds like a bad tech helpline joke, but have you tried taking out the batteries, wait a few minutes, and put them back in? It may be the closest you can get to a factory reset.

Good find! I did this to some short percussive sounds, adjusting their "speeds" and having them go in and out of sync with each other. Maybe use it for a dance contest - that is, if you can dance to it, you win.

OK, I wish it would just put up a message asking if I want to save edit changes before changing the pattern, but I'm quite happy with this.

Now Mr. Fumblefingers here can edit things after having a couple of beers. Which I never did before.

When you hold down FUNC and press REVERB do any of the keyboard lights 1-10 come on? The reverb should work for those, but if you clear a pattern, that turns off the reverb for all ten sounds, even though it remembers which sounds were assigned to the keys.

roblabs wrote:You can also initialize the pattern, go to the data utility menu

... and then make sure to press the Write button twice after that. And then you may want erase the four-on-the-floor kick drum which is the Init Pattern default. Then hit Write twice, and you will have the sound of silence.

I would like some kind of warning when I am editing a pattern and accidentally move the mystery knob instead of the Oscillator knob, wiping out whatever changes I’ve made. “Are you sure you want to change patterns without writing changes, you moron?” That would help as I am running out of hair to pul ...

This also shows us how pricey the technology of good time stretch and good pitch shift. The Octatrack has both. Korg put out a good sampling keyboard microSampler that had both...it was $600 at release. But since Korg fans won't pay that much for quality pitch shift and time stretch in one box I'm ...

I don't have the Volca Sample yet (hopefully this week), but have you tried restoring the factory samples from your computer using a program that can play a wav file? http://www.korg.com/us/products/dj/volca_sample/download.php Make sure no background sounds can play, and you may need to adjust the ...

I'm still wondering why there's no manual for it yet. The E2 had a manual at least 2 months before they started shipping...

Amazon (US) has them, but I don't know if they ship outside of the US. Pitbull Electronics is their supplier.

Autocorrect kept changing Pitbull to Pitiful above so that may be a bad sign.

I'm celebrating Opposite Day, so as far as sound changes..

1. More vocal samples. Many many more. Suggestions : burps, sneezes, snoring.

2. More reverse samples. I need more non-percussive novelty noises in case I get a job programming demos.

3. Reverse vocal samples. The best of both worlds!

I could hear that as a scary movie soundtrack opening. Nice!

I am a little bit surprised that no one of the new Electribe owners is annoyed by the silvergrey text printing on the grey buttons. In a club or any other situation in a darker environment you'll read exactly NOTHING :( I thought it was just me and I needed new glasses. Korg must have got a great ...