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Hello Keyboard Enthusiasts,
I recently picked up a Korg DW-8000. It's a very cool synth, has analog filters and digital voices.
I noticed, however, that when I brought it into a band context, that it was out of tune. Not even the on-board tuning slider could fix this problem.
I have not tried reloading original patches yet, which seem to be available on the internet, and am not that experienced in Sysex. Plus, I'm not sure that reloading the patches would help.
Seems to me one of the easiest things I could do is acquire a small pitch-shifting pedal to run the synth through. Does not need to be fancy. Just needs to do its job and have low-latency.
Any suggestions? Thanks for the help.
-MJ
I recently picked up a Korg DW-8000. It's a very cool synth, has analog filters and digital voices.
I noticed, however, that when I brought it into a band context, that it was out of tune. Not even the on-board tuning slider could fix this problem.
I have not tried reloading original patches yet, which seem to be available on the internet, and am not that experienced in Sysex. Plus, I'm not sure that reloading the patches would help.
Seems to me one of the easiest things I could do is acquire a small pitch-shifting pedal to run the synth through. Does not need to be fancy. Just needs to do its job and have low-latency.
Any suggestions? Thanks for the help.
-MJ