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Posted on: March 01, 2009 @ 09:43 PM
HappyHarryNET
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Part of my musical arsenal is a Korg i3 which is a MIDI arranger with dedicated buttons for intro, fills, endings, transpose, etc.

Is there a built-in General MIDI mode to put my MOTIF_XS6 into so that the MIDI output of the i3 will play the instrument sets [within reason] properly?

Any help and suggestions are appreciated.

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Posted on: March 01, 2009 @ 11:25 PM
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i don’t have a xs but what you are talking about is basically intro...section a: verse 1...section b: chorus...section c: etc, it’s been the same way for years.

and you have 16 sections to work with, which you can chain together then convert to song....add scene and temp changes..

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Posted on: March 02, 2009 @ 12:34 AM
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“Is there a built-in General MIDI mode to put my MOTIF_XS6 into so that the MIDI output of the i3 will play the instrument sets [within reason] properly?”

Press [SONG] or [PATTERN] mode and select a blank location
Press [MIXING]
Press [JOB]
Press [F1] INIT
Check the boxes that that say:
“All parameters”
and
“Initialize selected Parts to GM”
Press [ENTER] to execute.

This will setup the MIXING program so that the GM bank is selected for all 16 PARTS with the GM Drum kit assigned to PART 10.

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Posted on: March 02, 2009 @ 07:04 AM
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Phil, thanking you in advance, i shall set that up and jack my i3 and try it out--will let you know how it goes

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