Discussion about the Korg PolySix synthesizer

Thanks for the info greg, will give that a try. Something I'm a bit 
baffled about is, I had heard the polysix can do six voice, I'm a bit 
unsure as to the specification of this, can i create a patch using 
just 1 voice, or say three for example, or, do all patches use all 
six voices. (apologies for the "newbie-ness" of this question. What 
I'm wondering, is, can I look at each voice individually, and see if 
one of them is at fault (if so, I'd imagine it wouldnt be as 
programmable as the others)... I don't know how to edit seperate 
voices.
Will report back at a later point with the factory date test.

Rob


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<greg.montalbano@u...> wrote:
My first impression would be that the machine has one faulty voice -- 
it needs either trimming or repair.
However, first thing you want to try is dumping the current memory 
(save it  to tape or computer if you like some of the patches) and re-
loading the factory data (available a number of places on the web).
If the problem persists, it's not a data problem;  it's a voice 
problem, and we'll have to narrow it down from there.
 
~GMM
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