Katie

LOL. Good question. Katie is my daughter's name. I really don't know why I used her name here. I actually uploaded a px-5s program I named "Kate's Strings." It's actually my first attempt at building a website. My goal, I'm hoping more people hear my music and I'd really to take my music career to another level. Been playing in cover bands for more years than I care to count. Thank you, everybody.

I use the PX-5S on every one of my gigs. Love it. This is my new site that I launched and I thought some of you keyboard players might like it. (Or not) Ohhhh, just check it out and let me know your thoughts and then I'll buy the first round. www.kevinkreismusic.com

I've tried the uninterrupted sound technique using the above stated method. I find it only works on hex layers and not tones, unless I'm doing something wrong.

Is it possible to turn on/off a midi channel with one of the PX-5S's controllers?

Okay. Here is my take on the hammond sound. I sort of stole the setting of the percussion from jaspeter, but with a little bit of mods. Everything else is mine. Now, LISTEN TO ME. Do not listen to the sound quality or the playing of this demo, just try to understand I was trying to show off the different registrations I programmed trying to emulate the Hammond. I have to tell you, put a Vent or a Burn and actually you can achieve some pretty good results from the organ. I need to re-eq my organ patch because to bottom is too heavy (you'll hear it on the demo) but again, I was just trying to show my best attempt so far in gaining a workable organ sound for me. Critique is welcomed. https://soundcloud.com/sweebee/kates-organ

Ohhhhh, nevermind. I have the eq all messed up.

Simple recording of organ patch into usb stick. When playing back I get all kinds of cracks and pops. Any way to adjust the recording gain to get rid of the cracks and pops?

Thanks, Bro. I'll give it a try.

Working on an organ program, but damned if I can figure out a way to be able to control the rotory distortion amount without increasing volume. I need to be able to have zero distortion and able to crank it up to Jon Lord balls out while volume remains consistant. Anybody?

Thanks Choppin. What I'm trying to accomplish is smooth sound transition (sorry for the Korg speak) within one stage setting. I've been able to accomplish this with Hex layers, but for some reason tones cutoff sound as soon as you switch off the zone. Maybe the next update?? Hint-hint, along with mono mode and better string samples and organ modeling.

Thanks for the try, Dc2k. If you figure something out, please post it. Thanks again.

Is there a way to have a controller turn a hex layer on while simultaneously turning off a melody tone, or just the opposite, turning a hex layer off while turning a melody tone on? I know you can do this using two controllers, but I want to use just one. I'm not talking about volume, but actually muting or turning off a tone. I know, I know, "Why in the hell would you want to do that?" I have my reasons. Thanks.

There are four files to download. Are these melody tones or hextones? How do I load these four separate downloads to one stage setting? Sorry for the newbie question.

Okay. This is probably as close as I'm going to get without really digging deeper. Here is another audio example of my latest attempt. I uploaded the file. It's called -- what else -- "Kates String". Enjoy. https://soundcloud.com/sweebee/kates-strings