MusicPlayer Forums: Using .wav and onboard sound together

You are not logged in. [Log In] MusicPlayer.com » Forums » Keyboard Magazine Forums » The Keyboard Corner » Using .wav and onboard sound together

Page 1 of 1

Topic Options

#1963993 - 06/28/08 05:15 PM

Using .wav and onboard sound together

RodWichita
Member

Registered: 03/24/08
Posts: 19

Offline

I am wanting to use 3 .wav files on my motif and that is not the issue, but I am also wanting to put a sound, say guitar sound on it as well and use it in a performance mode. I know how to get the .wav files onto seperate keys and I would be using the bottom C,C#,D keys for the .wav files, but I want to have a guitar sound also, which I know how to program as far as which keys to not have it play on. What I can't figure out is how to get the .wav files loaded into the performance mode after I get the guitar set up the way I want it. This may be really confusing because my description skills are on vacation. (hope they come back)
Thanx,

Rod

Top

#1964088 - 06/29/08 08:49 AM

Re: Using .wav and onboard sound together [Re: RodWichita]

Sven Golly
MP Hall of Fame Member

Registered: 11/12/03
Posts: 4512
Loc: Toronto, ON

Offline

Rod:

The easiest way to do this is in Patch mode: find the guitar sound you want to use, and see if it's using all 4 tones (most likely not). Add the .WAV files to the unused tone(s), set the key limits and effects routing as appropriate, and you're off to the races.