Re: Re: Thanks for the followup

Thanks Paul
You are very patient to provide the info this way. As I said I am 
excited to use these features both live and hopefully
in compositions as I learn these complex musical tool. I have already 
enjoyed downloading MIDIs of jazz standards from the web,
turning down the solo instrument and playing along with the band on 
my accordion. It is a great feature and it can be transposed, which is
also great.
I am excited about your programs and will try them probably next week 
after taxes :( Hate those things. Just a time loss.
And thanks again for your extended time
Greg
At 07:04 PM 4/12/2006, you wrote:
>Hey Greg
>
>Firstly just to make sure you know what we're loading:
>It's a bank of 128 programs (not combi's)that are purely drum loops.
>So don't expect to hear any keyboard - type sounds. Users can mix
>these drum programs with their favorite programs to make a combi of
>their own. That takes a bit of know how too!
>
>PLEASE BACK UP anything (song's / programs / combi's) that you have
>made yourself and wouldn't want to lose.
>
>But as far as installing it, Check out the readme file that came in
>the DrumVol1.Zip. It should guide you through the installation
>process pretty simply.
>
>Note too that this bank of programs depends on the PRELOAD FACTORY
>DATA - so if you've played with the drum kits or changed any of the
>GE'S the drum programs wont sound right.
>
>
>As a test: call up program 031 from the installed bank:
>It should be called Big Rocker:Proc - It's a program of a pretty
>straight rock beat using the "Processed" Drum Kit. It runs at a
>tempo of 66. KARMA function should be ON - hitting a key will start
>the 'loop'.  The Scene button will change the sound - adding a pan
>and some swing. If this doesdn't sound right try reinstalling
>according to the instructions below.
>
>Here are the INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS cut and pasted from the
>readme file.
>
>INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
>
>To load DrumVol1 automatically to Bank C:
>NOTE: All pre-existing programs in Bank C will be OVERWRITTEN
>
>
>Copy DRUMVOL1.PCG from your computer to a floppy disk
>
>Insert disk into keyboard disk drive
>
>Press [DISK] for disk mode
>
>With "DRUMVOL1" highlighted Press [F8] for `Utility'
>
>Select "Load Selected" and press [F8] for `OK'
>
>Press `OK' again (there is no DRUMVOL1.SNG or DRUMVOL1.KGE to load)
>
>When loading is finished press "PROG" to back to program mode
>
>
>
>To load DrumVol1  to a bank of your choice:
>NOTE: All pre-existing programs in that bank will be OVERWRITTEN
>
>
>
>Copy DRUMVOL1.PCG from your computer to a floppy drive
>
>Insert disk into keyboard disk drive
>
>Press [DISK] for disk mode
>
>  Press [F6] for `Open'
>
>  With "Programs" highlighted press [F6] for `Open' again
>
>  With "Bank C" highlighted press [F8] for `Utility'
>
>With "Load Selected" highlighted, press [F8] for `OK'
>
>Select a Bank with the Value up/down arrow (Left of the LCD screen)
>and press [F8} for "OK"
>
>  When loading is finished press "PROG" to back to program mode
>
>
>
>
>
>Hope this helps
>
>
>
>
>--- In [email protected], Greg Krouse <gkrouse@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hey Paul
> > It seemed to download well but being still in the growing years of
> > Karma understanding, apprentice perhaps, I think I am loading it
>on
> > my karma incorrectly. With taxes badgering me, I have yet to pull
>out
> > my instruction booklet but what I get is drum sets and some
>rhythms
> > with the previous combi. It is okay to say the obvious, as I am
> > pretty green in the use of this neat synth, although I really
>enjoy
> > it. I am excited about your rhythms as they can be useful us live
> > musician types who need a different rhythm to work with. If you
>have
> > any off the top pointers and a little time to hold my hand on
>this, I
> > certainly would appreciate it.
> > Obviously you are beyond apprentice to journeymen or master level
>as
> > you have put together so many drum patches. something for us
>newbies
> > to aspired towards.
> > Greg
> >
> > At 08:10 PM 4/11/2006, you wrote:
> > >Greg,
> > >
> > >Let me know if you have any trouble downloading it. I could email
> > >you a copy.
> > >
> > >Hope you find it useful - or fun at least.
> > >
> > >Cheers,
> > >Paul
> > >
> > >
> > >--- In [email protected], Greg Krouse <gkrouse@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Thanks but I do not need help as I figured out what happened
>and
> > >got my
> > > > new email onto the site.  Got Paul's upload and anxious to try
>it.
> > >Thanks in
> > > > advance for that and if it is something I will use I will
>support
> > >your efforts
> > > > Paul. Thanks for trusting us.
> > > > Greg
> > > >
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