[AN1x] Re: AN200 newbie
2005-02-18 by zog2zog2003
Hi, I ve got a Korg Oasys, and, as far as I know, there isn t a linux driver that it works with. It will run on Windows up to ME, but not 2000 or XP, and on
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Re: [AN1x] AN1x Voices
2005-02-17 by plc
... Look in this File section. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.8 - Release
AN1x Voices
2005-02-17 by shemaledisco
Does anyone know where I can find some good AN1x voices/patches? (apart from yamaha.com)
Re: [AN1x] Re: AN200 newbie
2005-02-17 by Dale Kay
I must be one of the few... I don t have these problems with MS. Then again, it might be that I been a authorized MS dude for nearly 20 years too and I well
[AN1x] Re: AN200 newbie
2005-02-17 by Dan
... computers.... ;-) True, but those 99% of synths aren t running MS Windows for an OS.
Re: [AN1x] AN200 newbie
2005-02-17 by mzklwakado
... Thanks much. I agree it seems like the programmable aspect is great, I m blown away by the sounds I get this thing to make as well. However being novice I
Re: [AN1x] re: AN200
2005-02-16 by Dale Kay
Here it is From: Michael Thompson To: korgms2000@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 12:48 AM Subject: [korgms2000] OT - Yammie DX/AN200 I could
Re: [AN1x] re: AN200
2005-02-16 by Dale Kay
There as a post on this in the ms2k group, I ll see if I can dig it up... what I do is place a silence at the beginning and not worry about the first note...
re: AN200
2005-02-16 by spaceanimals
Is there a workaround w/ the sequencer--like putting your first hit on the end. If everything is looping, would that change things too much to have step 16 be
Re: [AN1x] Re: AN200 newbie
2005-02-16 by Dale Kay
most musicians that I have run into lately, have a notebook they use.... I would tend to call that old school thought , borrowing that clever phrase for those
Re: [AN1x] AN200 newbie
2005-02-16 by Grant Stewart
Hey mzklwakado, OK, this might rub a lot of people the wrong way (considering this is the AN1x group), but I m going to recommend that you go ahead and look
Re: AN200 newbie
2005-02-16 by Dan
... hardware ... I ve heard good things about the Yamaha QY series of hardware sequencers. Even though there are certainly electronic musicians that use soft
AN200 newbie
2005-02-15 by mzklwakado
I m real new to this stuff and I just purchased a used AN200 and have played around with it only to find that it seems to have a problem with the 1st step of
re: advice on buying newbie
2005-02-15 by spaceanimals
Any synth you buy will have CD quality sounds. If you just want to play the presets, any synth is easy to work. Different synths work better for different
Re: Advice on buying - newbee
2005-02-14 by uralmoto2001
I would advise checking out the keyboard section of your local music store, such as Guitar Center. Play around with their demo units and see what fits best. If
Re: [AN1x] an1x vs cs6x
2005-02-14 by Dan
The CS6X will, however, accomodate two PLG plug-in boards so you could add the PLG-150AN board to it. ... sounds on
Re: [AN1x] an1x vs cs6x
2005-02-14 by Kaltar
No. The CS6x Is In The Same CS1x Technology. AN1x Is Its own Technology. (AN) ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
an1x vs cs6x
2005-02-14 by eugenecanady
is the CS6x just a more evolved AN1x? can you make the same sounds on a CS that you can on a AN? thanks in advance.
Advice on buying - newbee
2005-02-14 by off_world_beings
Hi I am new to this group and am looking for advice on buying a synth. I hope I am in the right place. i don t want to spend much in the beginning but I would
Re: [AN1x] RE: AN200 editor
2005-02-11 by Jon
... Voice are Patterns, Patterns are Voices - there is no difference. If you believe the editor will allow you to edit the actual sequence data on the AN200,
Re: [AN1x] RE: AN200 editor
2005-02-10 by lars_arnwald
Hi Jon, I ve compared my standalone AN Expert Editor (hope you re talking about the same) with how the AN200 Editor is described in its manual. Also I
Re: [AN1x] disco strings
2005-02-10 by John Williams
... Dunno about synth orchestras, but I ve been having a lot of fun today recording a simple string line but using (almost) all the synth engines I have lying
RE: [AN1x] Re: battery info...
2005-02-10 by Ed Edwards
... Fortunately, this is a very common battery available at Radio Shack and probably even Walmart or other department stores. The nice thing is that
Re: battery info...
2005-02-09 by Jon
... Thank you! I Googled CR5782N and found this: http://www.zbattery.com/zbattery/cr2450ncu.html Renata CR2450N 3V Lithium Battery Rated Capacity: 540mAh
Re: [AN1x] RE: AN200 editor
2005-02-09 by Jon
... If sharing Voice with other users is important to you, than use AN1xEdit as previously mentioned. Otherwise, know that AN200 Editor = AN Expert Editor
battery info...
2005-02-09 by Nick Zuccaro
hey there, the battery in my an1x is: CR2450N ... Nick
Re: [AN1x] RE: AN200 editor
2005-02-09 by lars_arnwald
I ve used the AN1x Expert Editor for a number of years since I also have a PLG150-AN. I m sure I can edit AN200 s VOICE data with the same editor. However, I
Re: [AN1x] RE: AN200 editor
2005-02-09 by Gerald Raucamp
Hello there, ... Try this url: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x-list/files/Windows/ (files section of the yahoo AN1x-list group ;) ) IIRC, the AN200
RE: AN200 editor
2005-02-09 by lars_arnwald
Hello, I got an AN200 a couple of days ago. It s been sitting in a store for years for demo purposes. They can t find the accompanying CD. I know it contains
Re: [AN1x] disco strings
2005-02-09 by Dale Kay
Leads I been using the unison on it... various levels then process via sonar for effects.. auto pans etc... ION is a creature of habit type synth (once you
Re: [AN1x] disco strings
2005-02-09 by uralmoto2001
... sticking to 2 deep (at once)as that seemed to work best with my ears. ;-) More than that, I just layer in Sonar. Offset or shift key there. ... I don t
Re: [AN1x] disco strings
2005-02-09 by Dale Kay
I feel it more along the lines of FM with the ION. Did you note the poly lost when you layered up to 4 deep? I been sticking to 2 deep (at once)as that seemed
Re: [AN1x] disco strings
2005-02-09 by uralmoto2001
... wrote: ... an An1x cello patch, and with a little analog drift and panning, a layer of 4 identical patches actually sound like 4 seperate instruments.
Re: [AN1x] disco strings
2005-02-09 by Kaltar
Do You Know If Carlos Made the presets of any synth? That Person Has The Enough Background In Math And Physics To Program Any Synth. (Taking In Consideration
Re: [AN1x] disco strings
2005-02-09 by Ed Edwards
... Now you re on to something. Instead of actual people on multiple synths, you could try programming a patch sounding like a solo violin, but giving the VCO
[AN1x] Re: disco strings
2005-02-09 by uralmoto2001
... string patch for each track. When someone mentioned that real orchestras were used for disco strings, it got me wondering if anybody ever actually put
Re: [AN1x] Re: disco strings
2005-02-08 by Alien Martian
Hi, You mean layering sounds? Alien Ref: Imagine a room full of people, each with an An1x ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail -
[AN1x] Re: disco strings
2005-02-07 by uralmoto2001
... specific orchestra or string patch; a synth symphony ! I ve seen Drum-a-thons... Hundreds of guitarists playing Louie Louie at the same time... why not
Re: [AN1x] Re: disco strings
2005-02-07 by Alien Martian
Ah, So looks like I m going to have a tough time trying to achive this on An1x and Virus c. I will see if I can get hold of the samples CD s as mentioned and
Re: disco strings
2005-02-07 by Jon
... There is a Sample CD that covers the exact type of material he s looking for - Sounds Of The Seventies - Funk and Disco Essentials
re: disco strings
2005-02-07 by spaceanimals
As Ed said, disco strings were mostly live strings. In the AN1X files section in Yahoo in the tips and tricks folder, at the bottom are instructions for making
RE: Edit Your Replies Was Re: [AN1x] 70's/80's disco violin sound
2005-02-07 by Ed Edwards
... Right. Now folks, follow the leader. See what I ve done here? This is a style Jon posts in and approves of. Just pull the relevant info to the top so the
Edit Your Replies Was Re: [AN1x] 70's/80's disco violin sound
2005-02-06 by Jon
... Not entirely correct - I m more concerned that our list of subscribers, 1000+ as of today, are resent identical content over and over - each time a new set
Re: [AN1x] 70's/80's disco violin sound (nettiquette enzovoort)
2005-02-06 by Peter Korsten
... Which I didn t complain about. So why bring it up? ... Well, no. What you do is quote *relevant* parts of an e-mail, and write your comments below that,
Re: [AN1x] 70's/80's disco violin sound (nettiquette enzovoort)
2005-02-06 by Dale Kay
What email system is at risk with such small bandwidth here? I use threading here and there... I still prefer the linear, read them as they come in and expect
Re: [AN1x] 70's/80's disco violin sound (nettiquette enzovoort)
2005-02-06 by DM
DM weer schreef: wow...lighten up...the only impact not editing your emails has is on archive space. These are miniscule text files and put minimum stress on
Re: [AN1x] 70's/80's disco violin sound
2005-02-06 by Dale Kay
and I for hate re-reading a whole post before the response... Hi Peter... dale admin@kay-net.com Lancaster CA Great group to talk about all things musical @
Re: [AN1x] 70's/80's disco violin sound
2005-02-05 by Peter Korsten
... Then use threading in your mailer. Every major free e-mail program (Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Mozilla) supports it. Not editing your e-mails is an
Re: [AN1x] 70's/80's disco violin sound
2005-02-05 by DM
Uh... I for one LIKE to see the entire thread... makes it a helluva lot easier to follow the whole discussion with just a glance, instead of having to dig up
Re: [AN1x] 70's/80's disco violin sound
2005-02-05 by Jon
... Would you please edit your replies rather than resend the ENTIRE thread. Thank you., Jon