Seems like there's a lot of 'work' ;>) involved in entering all the patch chart values in, and then trying to tweak them to get near the original, if possible. There are a few patches that come with the Legacy softsynth that seem relatively close to the original P6 sounds - like the Wurly and some of the string pads, and then there are some that aren't...
It would be nice if there was a convertor that could be used as a starting point to generate values from MIDI'd P6's patch dumps, that then control MIDI CC-learned parameters on the Legacy. There may be issues with linear / non-linear pot tapers, and other 'calibration' mismatches...but it could be a fun project. Just wondering if anyone has attempted such a digital conversion. -Brian
--- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, "feline1973" <feline1@...> wrote:
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> I got the Korg Legacy polysix VSTi recently,
> and spent a while going through the original Korg patch charts for the polysix, and dialling them into the VSTi - they matched ∗fairly∗ well, but in particularly, the response of the LFO > VCO modulation was HUGELY more sensitive on the VSTi than on my real polysix, with ridiculous vibrato on the VSTi if I followed the patch charts to the letter.
> This would lead me to suspect that the VSTi patch dump isn't identical to the Korg factory midi retrofit.
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