----- Original Message -----From: Atom SmasherSent: Saturday, November 15, 2008 3:38 AMSubject: [korgpolyex] OT - 303off topic, but since we've been talking about the TB-303, the wikipedia
page is entertaining - http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Roland_TB- 303
make sure to check out this section -
http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Roland_TB- 303#External_ links
some of those links are totally nuts, like bach & mozart on a 303.
hopefully they'll be of use in taking the hawk-800 "to the next level".
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Re: [korgpolyex] OT - 303
2008-11-15 by David Mochen
Hi Mike, I've been checking the completed
features in the Hawk 800 site and am not sure about this:
Can the LFOs be applied on a "per DCO"
basis? Say, for instance, I want to apply one specific LFO speed, depth, delay
to just one of the DCOs, NOT the two DCOs at the same time, or apply wildly
different LFO settings for each DCO on an independent basis. Please enlighten
me, since I'm really planning to order the Hawk and aTomaHawk kits.
And, about the arp vs. sequencer debate:
I'm all for the arp. And a way to control DCO pitch with EG3 or EG4 , when
available, not to mention velocity sensitivity...
Judging from the latest audio clips I can
envision LOTS of potential in our Korgs.
thanks!
Dave