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Poly 800 II

Poly 800 II

2006-03-12 by chris_nairn

When I change patches, the delay effect takes a second or two 
to "catch up". Also, any tweaking on the delay takes a second or so to 
register also. Is this normal or is mine having problems.

Re: [korgpolyex] Poly 800 II

2006-03-13 by Mark Wynkoop

Mine works similarly.  And the one I had in the 80's
also.  Back then it really bugged me, and I sampled
the patches so I could alternate between the poly and
the samples live.

I'm not in such a hurry now.

--- chris_nairn <chris_nairn@...> wrote:

> When I change patches, the delay effect takes a
> second or two 
> to "catch up". Also, any tweaking on the delay takes
> a second or so to 
> register also. Is this normal or is mine having
> problems.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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Re: Poly 800 II

2006-03-14 by chris_nairn

That was smart thinking with the sampler. I like using the step 
sequencer and changing patches so this is why I have a problem with 
it. It's livable though. All of my synths have one limitation or 
another. I should look at it like Brian Eno and view the limitation 
as a feature. 


--- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, Mark Wynkoop <markwynkoop@...> 
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> Mine works similarly.  And the one I had in the 80's
> also.  Back then it really bugged me, and I sampled
> the patches so I could alternate between the poly and
> the samples live.
> 
> I'm not in such a hurry now.
> 
> --- chris_nairn <chris_nairn@...> wrote:
> 
> > When I change patches, the delay effect takes a
> > second or two 
> > to "catch up". Also, any tweaking on the delay takes
> > a second or so to 
> > register also. Is this normal or is mine having
> > problems.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
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