Turning on Multitimbral????

[DJTREO_650]

Hi,first I have a Triton Le,,and was wondering is this board 16-part multitimbral?? If so does anyone know how to turn this feature on? I did not get a manual when I bought this board(used). I have gone thru the Global>menu>midi,,, and every other place I would think it would be. I have this board midi'ed up with my mpc1000 and after making a beat,,I can lay some keys over it just fine. But say I layer some strings in program 003 and try and layer a bassline in a different program,,my strings change to the current program. Hope I did'nt F that up too bad trying to explain.

[sleepy]

I think there's a "sequencer" mode, that should be its multi-timbral mode.

[DJTREO_650]

Ok,, not sure what you mean? Are you saying go into the Seq.>menu> and look for multitimbral? Can someone please clear this up?

anyone???

[Fontayne]

Another option will be to record your sequence in audio, that way the effects are still there, cos in multi mode, the effects are not as dope as they are in voice mode.

[DJTREO_650]

Thanks Bruh,,but right now all I want to do is find out how to turn on the multi mode in my Triton Le. I have searched this site up and down. Im sure someone has to know how to do this.

Know one have A Triton Le?

[DJTREO_650]

After trying different things agot it! Thanks FP.

[SammyJames]

You know, I also use the Korg Triton Extreme. I have had a problem with the Combis in sequencer programs. It seems to happen in both Cubase and Pro Tools, so I'm pretty sure that it is a Triton thing. When I save the Combi to preserve any edits that I have made, the original volumes on every channel reset to whatever they were at their intial states. (This means that I have them all set at 127, to give me enough headroom for sequencing.)

I have tried to set the initial volume to something like 64 -- except that the brilliant folks at Korg made it impossible to raise the volume PAST that no matter what. In other words -- the volume "sliders" in the Combi mixer are the FINAL STAGE of the gain-staging chain.

This is problematic; unless you reset the sequencer every time you want to play the keyboard AFTER an edit has been made, you end up with a volume blast coming from your speakers or headphones.

I'm a bit upset about this. I'm considering contacting Korg tech support, but I suspect that they'll tell me that I'm going to have to live with it. If anyone knows of a way to fix this, then by all means, write it here. (And PLEASE avoid comments like, "throw the @#$%! Triton out the window cuz it suks" or whatever...)



Really though -- I've considered doing just that.

- Sammy