Hi all, I'm new to this group. I just recently bought a K2600. I want to use a certain program in one of my sequences. The problem is that this certain program sounds best with the effects that are assigned to it by default. When I place the program in my sequence, of course it uses the effects assigned to my sequence instead of those it would normally have on its own. I do not want to apply the effects from the original program to my entire sequence as they are not appropriate for all of the other programs. So I guess my question is... Is there a way to apply my desired effects to just this one program and keep the existing effects assigned to the other programs. I'm sorry if this sounds confusing... It's just as confusing for me, but I'm hoping that someone can help. Thanks Kevin
It can be done (just about anything is doable on a K), but it might take some tweaking and compromise. Effects on the 2600 are organized in "studios". There are 4 stereo busses + an aux buss in each studio. You need to go into edit mode of the program that needs it effects and determine exactly what effects on what busses are making the sound. Edit that studio to contain the additional effects you require for your other sounds, then write the new studio configuration to memory. Final step(s) is to create editied versions of each program you are using in the sequence so that the same studio is assigned to all programs in the sequence. That way, even when you are in program mode, the right sounds and effects will be at your disposal. Kevin Coursey wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm new to this group. I just recently bought a K2600. I want to use a > certain program in one of my sequences. The problem is that this certain > program sounds best with the effects that are assigned to it by default. > When I place the program in my sequence, of course it uses the effects > assigned to my sequence instead of those it would normally have on its own. > I do not want to apply the effects from the original program to my entire > sequence as they are not appropriate for all of the other programs. So I > guess my question is... Is there a way to apply my desired effects to just > this one program and keep the existing effects assigned to the other > programs. I'm sorry if this sounds confusing... It's just as confusing for > me, but I'm hoping that someone can help. Thanks > > Kevin -- Tonefully yours... Lee Sebel • Cool Music Gear / Mountain Audio Group • 888-487-2166 Representing Manufacturers of Distinction Since 1983 Want your Email Inbox to be SPAM FREE like mine? Check out SpamArrest: http://spamarrest.com/affl?401005
