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korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "vvyoureyesvv"
<vvyoureyesvv@y...> wrote:
>
> I just got a Korg Poly 800 today
Congratulations!
> to manually put in all of the factory patches because I screwed it
> all up without learning about it.
You can download the factory patches from this site. It's a wav
file. In order to load the bank in your Poly 800, you'll have to
transfert the data with an audio jack (1/8)connect from an audio
source (walkman, computer audio out) to the cassette connection
located at the rear of the keyboard. You have to put the little
button to the enable position and send the audio signal (kind of a
fax tone). Don't worry, it's not workimg very efficiently, you'll
have a lot of error message, it' because you have to set the level
proprely. A couple of try and you'll succeed.
> Has anyone ever had to do this? If so, how do you save the presets
> so that they stay??
> Everytime I program it, it will work for a little bit but as soon
as
> I go onto the next Program Number, the presets are gone from the
one
It's because yo have to store your patches. When you programm a
sound, you have to put the little button at the rear of the keyboard
(the one for the program) at the enable position, then you press the
store button and enter the number of the patch, and go back to the
rear and put the program button to the disable position.
Voilà! Have fun.