Hello guys, i've a battery saved polysix, now perfect working except a stupid problem:
Every time i set a Patch, i have the Modulation ON, and if i want to stop it, everytime i need to set the frequency pot to zero. Also with the pot to zero, if a change patch, modulation again ON.
Is normal wich every Patch on the Polysix have the modulation ON? or is a problem of mine...
thanks!
Polysix and Modulation ever On
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Re: Polysix and Modulation ever On
hello. let's see if we can help you.
questions:
1. does the MG 'mod' switch correctly send the LFO to the ocs, filter, vca?
2. what does the MG 'depth' knob do?
3. any change when you move the mod wheel?
4. if you hold a note, does the MG change after time?
questions:
1. does the MG 'mod' switch correctly send the LFO to the ocs, filter, vca?
2. what does the MG 'depth' knob do?
3. any change when you move the mod wheel?
4. if you hold a note, does the MG change after time?
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Re: Polysix and Modulation ever On
Dumb question, but have you tried specifically to save a patch where the lfo level is all the way off? It may be that the patches have all written themselves when you changed the battery, but once you start saving, it should save whatever you panel values are.
Do you even post on vse bro?
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Re: Polysix and Modulation ever On
good catch. sometimes i am impervious to the obvious.
have i missed this too? where is the 'spell-checker' for posting?
have i missed this too? where is the 'spell-checker' for posting?
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Re: Polysix and Modulation ever On
ok guys!
i've made the test of saving a patch with the mod disabled and.......... mmm.......
no more modulation!
it's all ok, but the factory patch have a lot of modulation everywhere
thanks thanks to all!
i've made the test of saving a patch with the mod disabled and.......... mmm.......
no more modulation!
it's all ok, but the factory patch have a lot of modulation everywhere
thanks thanks to all!
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Re: Polysix and Modulation ever On
glad you had success!
Korg DW-6000 and 8000 seem to come back from battery change with loooonnnnng slow filter envs, and long release vcf envs.
go here to reload factory patches:
http://virtual-music.at/webseiten_e/zubehoer/korg.htm
Korg DW-6000 and 8000 seem to come back from battery change with loooonnnnng slow filter envs, and long release vcf envs.
go here to reload factory patches:
http://virtual-music.at/webseiten_e/zubehoer/korg.htm
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Re: Polysix and Modulation ever On
Haha! Great! Enjoy the P6 - a part of vintage history!tasters wrote:ok guys!
i've made the test of saving a patch with the mod disabled and.......... mmm.......
no more modulation!
it's all ok, but the factory patch have a lot of modulation everywhere
thanks thanks to all!
Re: Polysix and Modulation ever On
iProg wrote:Haha! Great! Enjoy the P6 - a part of vintage history!tasters wrote:ok guys!
i've made the test of saving a patch with the mod disabled and.......... mmm.......
no more modulation!
it's all ok, but the factory patch have a lot of modulation everywhere
thanks thanks to all!
Yess, in these days i'm triyng it with a Jupiter 6, really different beasts, but the p6 is the more versatile and simply and direct




