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Thu Thach I sincerely appreciate it. Glad I could be of help!

@@TejanoKeyboard Could you help me load and save samples to the Korg Triton Studio?

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Gracias por sequir el canal y por su apoyo!

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Unfortunately I've sold my Triton. But I'll see what I can do. I still have my Trinity.

Tejano Keyboard Thanks, I recently sold my Triton too and replaced with a Yamaha CS2X as the Yamaha MX61 is now discontinued which I really wanted.

Glad it helped

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There should be a button on the back that controls the contrast but if the backlight is out then you just need to replace it. Thanks!

So, the problem is probably that the secondary sound's upper or lower limits must be overlapping. I suggest to go to the KEYZ (Key Zone, high and low) hold the ENTER button while playing the key that you want the limit to be at. Sorry I hope that helps. Sorry for the delay too.

Disculpe que me alla tardado 3 meses. Pero la pregunta me confunde un poco. Si, por ejemplo, estas tratando te programar 2 teclados con los mismos sonidos, un SysEx (System Exclsusive) dump se requiere por medio de un cable de MIDI. Todo los COMBI, PROG, y GLOBAL van a transmitir de un aparato al otro. Out del teclado original y In en el teclado que va recibir. Pero, Si estas tratando de empalmár or una combinación de (Layer) los sonidos, un teclado hace que sale sonido en otro teclado, eso es simple. Nomas conecta un cable MIDI. Out del teclado que tocas, y In donde va salir sonido. Revisa que los dos teclados están transmitiendo en el mismo canal de MIDI. la configuración predeterminada debe ser el canal 1. Pero mientras los dos están transmitiendo y recibiendo en el miso canal. Gracias or el apoyo!

@@TejanoKeyboard un tutorial podrías hacer?? Esque no me entero de nada jjeeej

@@ramoniglesiabadalona4178 Me gustaria hacer algo asi pero, quizás cuando haiga tiempo.

A ti!

If you are asking on how to make the kick be on every key, you would have to actually make your own drum kit in the Global settings and map the same sample across the region that you want. The other way would be to use the sampler to create your own multisample (MS) and just use one sample across the specific region. This method allows you to pitch the sound of the drum so you would be able to play melodies with the kick. I'm sure there is also a feature that allows you to make it one constant pitch so each key is the same exact sample and pitch. Hope this helps.

The Triton series does not have a native EQ for each timber BUT you can use the EQ Insert FX. The problem is that it eats up one of the available IFX slots. The plus side is that you can group certain sounds to one IFX and you can EQ them together. On newer Korg devices, they have nave EQs on each timber and audio channel (specifically, the Kronos). Hope that helps.

If you want to factory reset your Triton, you have to have the the original PGC file and dump it via a floppy disk OR you have to transmit the SysEx from an identical unit to send over all of the programming data. Hope this helps

The reason that it doesn't work when you go into sequencer mode could be a couple of different things. First off to the left of the Realtime Control Knobs there is a button that allows you to use the knobs as LPF Cutoff, Resonance/HPF, EG Intensity, and EG Release. However, that button to the left can also allow the knobs to be used in a custom setup. You can assign the knobs via MIDI to customize your experience. When you are in Sequencer Mode, (I believe) the Realtime Controls are set to default as the MIDI customizing or "Assignable 1, 2, 3, 4." The problem is that if nothing is assigned to the Knobs, nothing will happen. I don't remember if there is a way to copy the knob commands directly from the Program that you are using but either you can set it up manually or you can just set the button on the left to use the LPF, Resonance, EG, etc... Hope that helps!

Glad to be of service!!!

Really appreciate it

I appreciate that!

I would recommend saving all of your sounds to a category and and just navigate on the screen. Almost like a favorites list. Also, I know that Triton Le has a "Hold 10" function that allows you to navigate 10 sounds at one touch of a button. For example... if you save all of your favorite Combi's from 20-29... you can key from the numeric keypad. 0 would get you (in this case) 20, 7 would get you 27... hope this makes sense.

@@pogus49455 i sort of did a workaround. Pick a patch then select write program and select a slot in bank A to save it to. There are 4 banks A-D and each bank has 10 pages (20 slots on each page lol). So essentially i have 20 favourites on one screen. I dont need more than 20 sounds I just select them from the touch screen

Are you asking if you can automate the envelope?

Sorry for the late reply, but my workaround for the Triton is that I save all of my sounds 10 in a row (For example: A001, A002, ... A010) and then I hit the "Hold 10" button on the Number Key pad. By enabling that feature you can hit a single button and it will take you to the matching that number value within that set of 10. so If I'm on A002 and I want to get to A007, I just press 7. There are times where I have a patch set up but I need a secondary one what has that PLUS something different, I just save the original patch and the copy to a different number within that set of 10 sounds and just switch between the original and copy(copies). Thanks again for watching.

They are very similar, if you study this video you can get around most Korg keyboards

Sorry for the late reply but the original reply was from my personal account.

You'll have to go to KORG's website or search the intent for the original .PCG files for the Triton to load the factory data. Then the tricky part is that you either need to get it on a floppy or do a SysEx MIDI dump into the Triton.

Sorry I replied from my personal account, have a great day

My theory is that the media's already has some automated information that is overriding your changes.

Sorry for the year long reply. So it should be as simple as sampling the one note and spread it across the notes. Look up tutorials on how to sample on Tritons. But... I know the Korg Triton library of sounds has (obviously) drum sounds but I'm not entirely sure if you can single out (for example, the kick drum) and spread it out on all the keys because it is part of a drum multisample. Sorry I took so long and sorry if this wasn't any help.

Go to the top right (arrow down) , write combi, rename (optional), choose the patch number and letter (back), hit write/save and confirm.

It can be saved to any bank, sorry for not clarifying.

I think you are able to but I'm not 100% sure.

Hariprasad Dhamodaran yes you can do the exact same on the krome

They should be... I get a similar sound on my Triton Le.

Do you have a krome EX

I'm sorry I didn't realize you said "Krome" that I'm not sure because I've never used it. Korg tends to have similar sounds from one another, so you might be able to find something.

It could be that the the patches are initialized. Not sure without actually being in front of the unit. Sorry that was kind of vague.

Unfortunately, I no longer own the Triton. Thanks for watching!

Sorry, I have no experience with the Triton VST.

I no longer own a Triton studio so I am unable to. Sorry.

@@TejanoKeyboard thanks i got it myself.

I'm having I bit of a hard time understanding the issue. What is a "bootin?" Perhaps the floppy disks are corrupt. This tends to happen since the media is on a magnetic disk. They tend to deteriorate over time. Some preventive measures that I've taken is that I backed up my old floppies to my computer, to archive them. And then I bought a USB floppy emulator. This takes a thumb drive and divides it into 1.4 MB partitions, allowing for several "floppies" to be on one thumbdrive. The issue is that it transfers at speeds as slow as traditional floppies so... it's convenient because it's less likely that the data gets corrupted, but as slow as you're used to.

Thank You for Your kind answer: now I could evaluate either to buy what You are esteemably suggesting or leave everything as is ... or , perhaps , search a method to recover the floppy disk , although demagnetized ?

mioses martin the keyboard is gone. Thanks for watching!

Rolando Revilla ok

Triton Studios or even Triton Classics are available pretty cheap on eBay you should check it out!

600$