Korg X3 all sounds have a bass guitar with another sound
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Korg X3 all sounds have a bass guitar with another sound
How do I get rid of the bass guitar, Its in every sound from drums to to everything else. Woodwinds, horns, piano all have a bass guitar with it
Re: Korg X3 all sounds have a bass guitar with another sound
Hopefully there are previously made backups of the Programs, Combis, and Global settings to hand.
Try loading the data from the Preload disk XFD00P, to see if that cures the unwanted bass guitar sound.
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Try loading the data from the Preload disk XFD00P, to see if that cures the unwanted bass guitar sound.
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Re: Korg X3 all sounds have a bass guitar with another sound
Thanks voip: But it seemed to be a brain malfunction. 
I tried loading global (pcg) and it was still doing it. I thought I must have touched something and it changed everything. 2 hours on trying to figure it out and then I went to the computer and bwam, it hit me. I had a DAW open and set a vst track to bass guitar and it was set to record midi. Did I ever feel stupid and wasted 2 hours that I'll never get back. 
I tried loading global (pcg) and it was still doing it. I thought I must have touched something and it changed everything. 2 hours on trying to figure it out and then I went to the computer and bwam, it hit me. I had a DAW open and set a vst track to bass guitar and it was set to record midi. Did I ever feel stupid and wasted 2 hours that I'll never get back. Re: Korg X3 all sounds have a bass guitar with another sound
There are upsides 
We've all done something similar, from time to time. It's a good exmple of the essence of experiential learning, plus it's been shared on here, so it may help others in the future. Sometimes these "creative mistakes" can lead to better things. That bass guitar might have actually sounded quite cool, in some instances, leading to another avenue of exploration or, indeed, a new signature sound, or even a new genre. Who knows? Have fun.
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We've all done something similar, from time to time. It's a good exmple of the essence of experiential learning, plus it's been shared on here, so it may help others in the future. Sometimes these "creative mistakes" can lead to better things. That bass guitar might have actually sounded quite cool, in some instances, leading to another avenue of exploration or, indeed, a new signature sound, or even a new genre. Who knows? Have fun. .