[korgypark] Re: X5 sounds to Triton Extreme
- From: "Mitch Dailey" <medailey@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 06:15:03 -0800
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your reply. I've already been reading the sound editor's
settings on that specific sound. I have been able to set the oscillators
appropriately but I have a bit of a problem translating the other settings
ro the Triton Extreme. Yes, The TE does have a sampler but really it's a
matter of figuring out the Attack, Decay, Frequency, Amplitude, Effects,
etc. of the sound. As I look under "the hood" so to speak. what I see is
like the difference between my 1990 Honda Accord engine and my 2006 Honda
Odyssey engine. Sure, they make each vehicle go, but the 2006 engine is
much more complicated and bigger. If I can figure out how to reconstitute
the sound in the TE, It will be much more effective especially as an
authentic analog sound and not a digital "copy" of the sound. Once I get it
figured out it will work out so nicely in a customized combination while
taking advantage of the Extreme's dual arpeggiators. I really have to dive
into the TE's manual about sound editing for this one.
The .pcg (Program/Combination/Global setting) files are pretty specific to
the instrument. It would be awesome if there was a file converter out there
for it. The X50 looked like a fun little board.
The X5DR is still a great little module (got it new in 2001). It's fun to
mix it with my Triton Extreme and Motif ES. I even had 2 of them at one
time.
Best wishes from Washington State, USA!
Mitch
----- Original Message -----
From: "MST" <babarosa@xxxxxx>
To: <korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 11:11 PM
Subject: [korgypark] Re: X5 sounds to Triton Extreme
> Hello to all x5dr-users!
>
> Yes, Mitch, I am still around and my x5dr does still a great job in my
> rack. I purchased it 1994, that are 18 years! So many other "hyped" synths
> came and vanished without a great impact.
>
> I recently purchased a korg x-50 because i need "keys" for live
> performances from time to time. x-50 is close to x5dr (8 progs make up a
> combination, some sounds are similar) and seems to be also a valuable
> instrument, time will show.
>
> What about sampling the wanted x5dr-sound? Doesn't triton load samples?
>
> Otherwise, i'd also suggest to read x5dr editors' settings and "rebuild"
> these in tritons' editor using similar programs (not name- but
> soundwise!).
> I for example downloaded patches (extension "pcg") from "triton heaven" to
> load these into my korg x-50 but it didn't work although a guy at korg
> forums website said it would work.
>
> Best wishes to all from Austria, Europe!
> Michael
>
>
>
> -------- Original-Nachricht --------
>> Datum: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 22:29:48 -0800
>> Von: "Mitch Dailey" <medailey@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> An: korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Betreff: [korgypark] Re: X5 sounds to Triton Extreme
>
>> Hey everyone,
>>
>> I have recently upgraded from my X5DR to a Triton Extreme 88 and
>> absolutely
>> love it (I still use my X5DR). I'm trying to recreate a specific program
>> from the RECOPHIL sound bank that's in the Stockinger Collection called
>> SynPlanet 3 (Prog A29). Is Michael Stockinger still a part of this
>> mailing
>> list? I'm trying to translate the settings from the X5/X5DR Sound Editor
>> to
>> my TE. I know it's a different sound engine but I really want to use
>> this
>> program that is based upon a simple sine wave. I want to be able to
>> utilize
>> it with the TE's onboard effects and arpeggiators. Are there any out
>> there
>> that have upgraded to the Triton Extreme or Triton Studio?
>>
>> Mitch
>>
>>
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