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Yes, it's a little bit different sound. In traditional chorus effect a delayed and pitch modulated signal is mixed together with the dry signal. LFO controls the delay time and amount of pitch modulation. Basically flanger effect is the same, except that the delay times are faster and theres a ...

Yeah. I didn't actually know that. So you can have two hosts (i.e. a keyboard and a PC) accessing the same drives? Maybe, maybe not, it depends. I know of systems where even dozens of hosts shared the same SCSI bus (look for example old setups of Hans Zimmer), but they also used SCSI routers ...

Same thing in any other VA? Well, Novation Supernova and Nova have a feature called DoubleSaw. When you choose a doublesaw waveform for any single oscillator, you actually get two saw waves per oscillator which you can then independently phase shift and/or detune with LFO. The phase shift can be ...

You can connect different SCSI devices, hard drives, disk drives...basically anything SCSI together, as long as you follow few basic rules. Each SCSI device has to have their own ID number. The number of available IDs is limited. Usually theres a way to change this ID setting either manually (dial ...

Quite obviously if you choose M50, you'd have to use something else to capture and play those then. If and when you record your compositions into any outside medium, that's your chance for importing/recording your other samples too...live while the composition is playing or after the fact, if you ...

While it's technically possible to connect SCSI devices to USB, Firewire etc., in real life the limiting thing are the drivers. Not a problem with computers, but certainly so with (older) keyboards, samplers and such. Your Triton has drivers for the SCSI to work, but does it have them for the USB?

Sure. When loading the xxxx.PCG, make sure you have the option "Load xxxx.KSC too" checked. This of course only if you have previously saved your sample files (.KSC) with the same name as your program (.PCG). Choose "Save PCG and Multi" to do that, then you can load em all in at once later on.

You can have 200 multis, each with up to 100 patterns (99 measures long at max) and the max. number of (MIDI) events is 140,000. If any or all of that amounts to a full song depends on the actual composition. On my stuff the amount of available measures is usually the limiting factor.

Upping since I've been doing sampling for quite some time and seen lots of issues along the years. So the copyright allows to sample a single note from a keyboard? If I got it right, the original quote from the law was The sampling of a single sound cannot be considered as unlawful copying because ...

Hi Bit short of time, so just little bits and pieces, sorry.... If I can find an old Mac external SCSI drive (with 25-pin cable) ~ I should be able to format it using the Triton and be OK ~ correct? Assuming that the drive is fully working, should work just fine. No need to worry about formatting ...

I"m guessing as these sounds are rather large I cannot import a midi file i have created and assign various sounds to midi tracks. MIDI is just control data, no sounds at all. MIDI tells to the sound engine what notes to play, how loud, for how long etc. It also tells in what MIDI channel(s) these ...

If you can send control change messages, in this case CC #98 with value 2, that should do it.

More specifically;
Arpeggiator on/off
[Bn 63 00 Bn 62 02 Bn 06 nn] (nn:00–3F off, 40–7F on)

Quote from Triton Haven: "Once upon a time, there was a guy who wondered "can I learn how to program this beast", looking anxiously on the Triton." While your question deals with the basic synth terms, why not learn not only what they mean, but how to apply the knowledge for your synth ...

Music I play often consists of many instruments and I often don't have time to change anything, just enough time to replace hands from one keybed to another. Usually I sustain strings or pads with damper while controlling main sounds with AMS so it can be done without three hands. This is where ...

Haha, this just seems to become way more complicated in every turn that I think it really should be. Shrike, I'm sorry that I even started answering an Extreme topic while owning a Triton rack myself. Then again, MIDI protocol is universal, both units are Korgs, I might have gathered some experience ...