loz2754

I'm also trying to nail the "I'm A Believer" sound for a gig next week. The closest I can get is Mike Martin's superb Vox Continental V301H stage setting:

 

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To get a thinner sound I moved sliders 3 and 4 up to disable those drawbars, but this results in a loud unwanted click in drawbars 1 and 2 whenever a key is released. Has anyone else noticed this? I've experimented with changing a lot of parameters in this stage setting and tone but can't seem to find the source of the key release click.

I don't know if you found the answer to the key click sound, but I did. Hope I'm not too late!

The key click sound is hex layer 6. I just went into edit the volume and reduced it to a more acceptable level (for my ears). Or you could just turn off layer 6 altogether.

Loz Brown

Coventry UK

Of course. Silly me. I can see how that is supposed to work now. I'll give it a bash later on. Thanks again for your kind support.

Thanks Choppin and also Brad for your suggestions. I'll experiment further with phrases I think. I'm only just beginng to see what a wonderful (almost endless!) machine this really is. Trouble is I'm not getting much sleep since I bought it!

Hello

New user here. And proud owner! for all of five days.

These are some great ideas for programming a drum track, which is just exactly what I am trying to do.

I know this is an old topic, but I just discovered another problem with using the song sequencer. I just started to program the drums in for the song Clocks by Coldplay, which is about 110 bars long in 4/4 time. The maximum number of bars you can enter for the song sequencer is 99. So I ran out of bars before the end of the song .

Any ideas for a a solution?