RE: [korgpolyex] Re: Hi
2009-01-22 by LARRY HAWKE
I would definitely check out the Korg R3. I jumped on one when it was released and got a $200 dollar rebate, making the buying price around $400. It blows my
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Re: [korgpolyex] Re: Hi
2009-01-22 by Alex Drinkwater
I have both an EX-800 and an EX-8000, and they definitely sound different. I only reletively recently got hold of the EX-8000, so I ve really only been
Re: Hi
2009-01-22 by zoinky420
... a ... They re different models not related to each other. Poly 800 came before DW-8000. They both sound really good. The Poly 800 is good because it is
Hi
2009-01-21 by Frank O' The Mountain
I m thinking about getting a Korg. What would you get, a Poly 800 or a DW-8000(really a rack one EX-8000? Are they very similar in sound? Is the DW-8000 the
Re: [korgpolyex] yahoo group search
2009-01-21 by Michael Hawkins
Would anyone like to suggest an alternative to Yahoo? I am OK with moving elsewhere if the landlord doesn t even fix the appliances. Mike.
yahoo group search
2009-01-21 by Atom Smasher
... ================= i ve got one browser that the search is broken, one browser that can t even log into yahoo-groups, and one browser that everything works
Re: poly 800 mk2
2009-01-19 by Gordon Pearce
... It s randomly broken in various groups. The only solution is to run a script that will hoover up all the posts from a given group, and convert them into
HAWK-800 Announcement - New firmware release version 1.8 is now available
2009-01-19 by korgpolyex800
Hi there HAWK-800 fans, I am happy to announce yet another firmware release (version 1.8). This release contains several important new features and performance
Re: [korgpolyex] Re:Joystick constantly sending CC's
2009-01-18 by Michael Hawkins
Primarily VR4. However, do not adjust this unless you follow the appropriate adjustment procedure. ________________________________ From: Russ
Re:Joystick constantly sending CC's
2009-01-18 by Russ
one of my poly 800 s, and my DX27 have been doing the continuous part of continuous controller for a while now. I took the poly 800 apart, sprayed it with
Re: poly 800 mk2
2009-01-18 by zoinky420
... messages ... FWIW, as far as I can tell the search function in yahoogroups messages hasn t been working for a while now...
Joystick constantly sending CC's
2009-01-17 by Michael Hawkins
Mark, My wife is more correct than me and more often so I ve learned to keep my mouth shut and listen more often before opening my over opinionated mouth. But
Re: poly 800 mk2
2009-01-17 by mark
fran your a mind of poly information. Thanks once again ... or
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Michael Hawkins
I knew someone would call me out on this. OK, the initialisation operating variables of EG1, EG2 and EG3 look like this EG1_ATTACK_EXTOP: .block 5 ;
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Michael Hawkins
Actually, I am facing a RAM and Flash ROM crunch in general. The original Korg stored parameters very efficiently by squeezing them all into as few bytes as
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by ASSI
Hi Michael, ... [...] I believe you can do significantly better for the velocity stuff than just switching between parameter sets. Start the envelope right
RE: [korgpolyex] Accent Envelope
2009-01-16 by LARRY HAWKE
Hey, if anyone in the near future gets their hands on the new microKorg XL...please let me know what you think about it. I m patiently saving up for a Korg
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Atom Smasher
... ==================== is the limiting factor here the size of the code? or the size of the RAM? with the HAWK v1.3 how many envelopes could be precomputed
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Michael Hawkins
Yes, at the moment, I believe that proportional control of VCF or resonance will work. ________________________________ From: Alex Drinkwater
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Michael Hawkins
Yes, I just *knew* that you would be both smart enough and sharp enough to work that out. The answer yes, it could be done. At the moment, I have just two
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Alex Drinkwater
As long as the velocity resolution remains at 127 steps for modulating other things, like Cuttof, Res. etc. a|x
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Atom Smasher
... ============== that d be cool, especially if the level could be part of what s different. it s kind of a 303-ish approach. another way that might work...
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Gordon JC Pearce MM3YEQ
... Incidentally that s how the 303 accent envelope works - the decay time for the filter is set to minimum when accent is triggered, and the accent pulse is
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Alex Drinkwater
Cool! Switching, rather than proportionally morphing the envelopes was what I had in mind, actually. Good to hear it s possible :) a|x
Accent envelope
2009-01-16 by Michael Hawkins
Hi Poly fans, I ve done an analysis of the code that sets up the envelopes. The Poly-800 CPU is not fast enough to recalculate the envelope in real time
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent Envelope
2009-01-16 by Alex Drinkwater
... I know that. I m not looking for a completely authentic 303 emulation- I know you d never get that from a Poly/EX-800. But several people on the list have
Re: [korgpolyex] Accent Envelope
2009-01-15 by Gordon JC Pearce MM3YEQ
... Sounds like a great way to emulate the TB-303 accent. I won t go into the long and frankly terribly boring explanation of how it works. Suffice it to say
Accent Envelope
2009-01-15 by Alex Drinkwater
I was just reading a review of the Future Retro XS, and it mentioned it had something called an Accent Envelope . This is apparently a separate envelope that
Re: [korgpolyex] Datasheet?
2009-01-13 by Michael Hawkins
Marcus, For a brief moment I thought you had found the datasheet for the MSM5232. My hopes have been dashed once again. :-( Mike.
Datasheet?
2009-01-12 by Marcus Wilson
G day Mike I have been going through some archives, is this the datasheet you were chasing?? Marcus Wilson
Re: Velocity sensitive
2009-01-12 by zoinky420
... wires ... just ... Well the source of power will exist regardless of how it gets to the Poly800. You could acheive the same physical versatility of a
Re: [korgpolyex] Re: Velocity sensitive
2009-01-12 by Alexandre Souza
... One more plug, one more adapter, more sources of problems. Do it whatever you like, I did this way and the guy keeps using it with no troubles until today
Re: Velocity sensitive
2009-01-12 by zoinky420
... it ... You can ... yeah, that means you have to build your own cable because those wires don t exist in regular MIDI cables. So you ve got a 9vdc adaptor
Re: [korgpolyex] Re: Velocity sensitive
2009-01-11 by Alexandre Souza
... There are two pins which are not used in the MIDI specification. You can feed 9VDC there and supply the Poly.
Re: Velocity sensitive
2009-01-11 by zoinky420
... that ... stage with ... without any ... Li-Pol ... I d use rechargable double-A s in D sheaths. ... I d modify ... Brazil. Interesting but potentially
Re: Velocity sensitive
2009-01-11 by zoinky420
... 8085 ... Architecture ... fastest ... yeah but unless it s CMOS (that s what the C in 80C85 means), it s going to be a power-hog in comparison. All 80C85
Re: [korgpolyex] Joystick switching patches! WooHoo!
2009-01-11 by Alexandre Souza
... Ops :o) Well, at least a good new: I made the new power supply for the EX-800. Now the usual 3-pot-mods and later...and to finish it (before the hawk-800)
Re: [korgpolyex] Joystick switching patches! WooHoo!
2009-01-11 by Michael Hawkins
Alex, Once you install the HAWK-800 there is a new Global mode that has many new parameters for setting up MIDI and various global functions including
Re: [korgpolyex] Velocity sensitive
2009-01-11 by David Mochen
hi there, The suggested items were just as many as i could imagine. of course the adbssr thingie is not that relevant or useful... would have been great to
Re: [korgpolyex] Joystick switching patches! WooHoo!
2009-01-11 by Alexandre Souza
... Hmm...the table is different on EX from Poly? My EX has ressonance (0 to 15) in 42...
Re: [korgpolyex] Joystick switching patches! WooHoo!
2009-01-11 by Michael Hawkins
You will be happy to know that I have just added patch up and down selection using the parameter value up and down buttons. And the joystick parameter editing
Re: [korgpolyex] Joystick switching patches! WooHoo!
2009-01-11 by Alec Jahn
This would be worth the hawk kit alone, for me. On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 4:47 PM, Alexandre Souza
Re: [korgpolyex] Velocity sensitive
2009-01-10 by Michael Hawkins
Well, at the moment, I still don t completely understand the EG s math. But I think what you re saying would be true. Then the problem becomes how to fit it
Re: [korgpolyex] Joystick switching patches! WooHoo!
2009-01-10 by Alexandre Souza
... What a way to make the buttons value up/down become patch up/down? There are config numbers avaiable, what about 77 or 78?
Re: [korgpolyex] Velocity sensitive
2009-01-10 by Alex Drinkwater
... Would it be worth implementing a switchable ADSR-only envelope system, if that would save cycles, and therefore speed up response-time? a|x
Re: [korgpolyex] Joystick switching patches! WooHoo!
2009-01-10 by Michael Hawkins
yes, you can change patches up or down - and at a fairly high rate - and the further you push left or right, the faster the patches changes. Same applies to
Re: [korgpolyex] Velocity sensitive
2009-01-10 by Alexandre Souza
... Mike, if I were using a Poly around the stage, surely I d use a Li-Pol battery or a gel cell. No way I d use D size cells on that. And, if I have to have a
Re: [korgpolyex] Velocity sensitive
2009-01-10 by Alexandre Souza
... http://www.scribd.com/doc/6997402/Intel-8085-Microprocessor-Architecture Here it says about a Tundra second-sourced 8085 at 8MHz, the fastest avaiable.
Re: [korgpolyex] Joystick switching patches! WooHoo!
2009-01-10 by Tyrone Lumley
That s actually VERY cool. For people that perfrom songs with a lot of parts, and need to switch patches numerous times in a song, that is a VERY useful
Re: [korgpolyex] Velocity sensitive
2009-01-10 by Michael Hawkins
the problem with the slow CPU is that the onset of notes tends to slow down as you add more features. A good example is the four LFO s where once there was