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Post by jackothescot on Aug 15, 2007 13:59:16 GMT
Hi everyone, this is the first forum I've ever joined- 41 years in coming! I'm looking forward to using this forum to learn new stuff, and hopefully to help others too! I use a Yamaha qy700 hardware sequencer into a Roland XV5050 for live work, but I've taken the plunge and bought myself a Korg Triton LE Workstation, as using floppy disks live is doing my head in! If anyone else uses this keyboard I'd like to hear about it, especially how to edit SMS files on it. If anyone needs any help with the QY, or programming lighting stuff on midi, then I'll try and help! Thanks for having me! Jackothescot.  |
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Post by Tiny on Aug 15, 2007 14:08:25 GMT
hi there jacko so your from the frezzin north would this be yorkshire LOL! a very warm welcome from me, well you have joined one of the best site,s around, great bunch of guy,s n gal.s here enjoy your stay with us.. all the best rgd,s Tiny |
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Post by jackothescot on Aug 15, 2007 14:20:06 GMT
Hi Tiny, I'm even further up - in Glasgow! C'mon the Hoops! Thanks for the welcome mate. See ya, Jack.
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Post by Tubbs on Aug 15, 2007 17:25:19 GMT
Hi jacko, welcome to the forum, great to see a hoops fan on board! Low lie the fields of athenry....................!!  For all my troubles i follow leeds, but i like to see the hoops doing well!!  |
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Post by midimart on Aug 16, 2007 9:10:59 GMT
Hi Jacko....
A warm welcome from Nottingham too...
Cuddle up and wrap the MidiMart Forum around yourself and the members will keep you warm....
Have a great time m8
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Post by weeo on Aug 16, 2007 16:14:25 GMT
Hi Jack
Welcome to the group---great bunch.I'm from even further north,
Aberdeen,we'll see the hoops on sunday,Easy 3 points for the reds (lol).
Seriously,this is the best midigroup to get involved with and I hope you enjoy your time with us
Regards
weeo
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Post by Rocky on Aug 16, 2007 17:01:13 GMT
Welcome aboard dude...I am from even farther north.. Texas..
You just keep driving north til it becomes south and your here.
It is a freezing 96 Fahrenheit here today, maybe that will warm you up a bit. LOL
In reply to your question. I had a Triton and went to the Roland G-70 and a couple of Yamaha PSR 3000s for the gigs.
The triton was a bit of a trick to bring up files. As you know, you can save them to the flash card which you can't get anymore..
or the best thing would be to save them from you PC to the sequencer or better yet, use a external drive to the Triton. I also have two large capacity cards that I got from the factory before they stopped making them. Would give them to you for my cost if you need them. They are still new in the box.
I have two sccs drives that I do not use anymore. You are welcome to them for the postage if that would help.
I have a lot of older gear about the studio with PC connectors, tons of wire and midi cables that I will never use. Free to anyone for the post.
I download all of the arrangements to usb sandisk and plug it directly into the 3000..very cool and no more floppies and midi cables...
Regards Rocky
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Post by Emerald Midi on Aug 16, 2007 17:05:30 GMT
A warm Irish welcome from me to the forum. Hope you have a wonderful time with us. You waited a long time but at least you started with the best |
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Post by cptkay0s on Aug 18, 2007 4:50:26 GMT
Welcome Jacko from Aussieland Everyone's right -this is the friendliest forum around. regards Warren |
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Post by jackothescot on Aug 18, 2007 14:36:14 GMT
Hi again everyone, many thanks for the warm welcome folks, this sure looks like a nice place to be! Jacko.
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Post by FoothillsSound on Aug 19, 2007 11:17:52 GMT
A belated welcome f/ me as well, Jack Hope to hear you sharing some of that wealth of experience you have! |
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Post by alwo on Aug 20, 2007 9:01:13 GMT
Hi Jacko
Another warm welcome from Ireland.
I hope you have as much fun on the forum as I do.
This was my first forum as well.Check out everywhere
you'll learn loads.
Alan...
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Post by kemo on Aug 21, 2007 10:25:09 GMT
Another Irish Welcome Jacko, I hope you enjoy this forum as I have. Everyone will help you settle down, and going from experience there is no question to difficult to ask at midimart.
Good Luck
Kemo
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Post by ironbaden on Aug 28, 2007 12:01:52 GMT
Being canadian ..when i hear frozen north i think... canada eh?.. welcome to our midi world!!
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Post by peter40 on Aug 28, 2007 13:11:07 GMT
Hi Jacko and yet another welcome to the forum -- this time from the sunny West ( of Scotland that is ). I'm interested in your use of the QY 700. My brother in Aussie uses one to make his music files, and while I was out there earlier in the year he saved a whole bunch of them for me in GM1 which is the system I use. You probably guessed it!! They don't sound right in my midi player, a Viscount RD 800. I've tried making some changes in Cakewalk, but although I can change drum sounds to channel 10, all the other sounds are still weird.
Have you come across this before and can you make any suggestions -- within reason please.
Hope you enjoy your new life in the forum.
Peter40
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Post by jacqui01 on Sept 7, 2007 11:12:11 GMT
Hi Jack I think it about time you had a Welcome from one of the Girls, there a a few of us here. I'm sure you will enjoy your time on the Forum, and find answers to pretty much anything to do with Music, along with some Great Midi Files. Have Fun Jacqui |
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Post by Stephanie on Sept 11, 2007 18:51:46 GMT
Hey Jack:
Ironbaden has it right - we Canadians are the frozenest northernmost folks here! Welcome to one of the friendliest fora on the net!
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Post by shyamwestwind on Sept 18, 2007 11:59:49 GMT
Welcome Jackothescot. - you'll find a great set of guys here (excepting me !!!)
Do post in with your music and your experiences
Cheers
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