Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By Lampdog Sun Dec 14, 2008 6:22 pm
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TRITON TUTORIALS:

I remember reading alot of this in years gone by, it helped..

http://tritonhaven.com/tutorials/index.html

Tutorials, User Guides and Downloads
http://www.korgnorthwest.com/tutorials.htm

Triton terminology

Formats Triton file formats (what the three letter extensions stand for)

In Track Sampling How to sample directly into the Triton Studio sequencer
In-track sampling - add guitar, bass, vocals or anything in sync with your song

Extreme - Speed Sampling - Quick sampling with Triton Extreme

Output routing Routing the outputs on Triton

Formats Triton file formats (what the three letter extensions stand for)

Copying a Program into the sequencer with effects

Triton - Tutorials for using Samples

WAKE UP AND PAY ATTENTION!!!
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Triton Sampler Tutorial (from KORG Canada)
IF YOU ONLY VISIT 1 SITE, IT'S GOT!!!! TO BE THIS ONE....
http://www.korgcanada.com/eng/support/tutorial_triton.asp

Using Samples Getting samples into the Triton sequencer

What kind of RAM? Choosing the right type of RAM for Triton and Triton Rack

Triton Le - Loading samples without the EXB-SMPL board installed

Vocoder Use your Triton as a vocoder

Triton and KARMA - Sequencer Tutorials
Triton/KARMA file and tutorial
KARMA - Tutorials
microKORG - Tutorials
MS2000 - Tutorials
MS2000 - Mod Sequencer tutorial
ElecTribe Tutorials - ER1/ES1

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I hope peeps don't forget that the triton is ALSO a FULL FLEDGED sampler (I have an extreme) and can load wavs and TWIST THE HELL outta anything, not ONLY a synth kybd. Most of the time this is forgotten never to be discovered, weak.... Even has a vocoder (aint the best but it's THERE to use), most peeps I've met don't even know that.
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By dabmeister Sun Dec 14, 2008 11:05 pm
Thanks Lamp. This should come in handy with using that triton rack I got. Something I never really expanded on.
By Destinite Mon Dec 15, 2008 4:00 pm
Hang on, when they say Triton does that always go for the LE too? I have an LE myself, but I always thought it was just a stripped-down Triton...

Is it possible to sample and stretch it out over all the keys, ASR style?
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By Lampdog Tue Dec 16, 2008 5:47 am
Destinite wrote:Hang on, when they say Triton does that always go for the LE too? I have an LE myself, but I always thought it was just a stripped-down Triton...

Is it possible to sample and stretch it out over all the keys, ASR style?

You really should have found that out in your manual, lol. Not ASR style but KYBD style. Most full workstations can do that, it's not an ASR style thing. I don't know if LE can sample of not, I've never read up on it, can it? What does the manual say about sampling?
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By Lampdog Tue Dec 16, 2008 4:18 pm
Yep, it's an option, to effectively cut down the cost of the keyboard. Same with the touch screen not being
in the keyboard, that right there is about $400 depending on where you go for repair. SO, people take care NOT to damage
your touch screens. It's not a cheap repair/replacement.
By mr.pleasant Sat Jan 24, 2009 8:45 pm
NOW THIS IS WHUT I WAS TALKIN BOUT, LAMP......... i started a askful thread cuz i am updatin a good quality keyboard....
ya i might be old, but this old dawg know the meanin of research & will always do my homework when it comes 2 SPENDIN
DOLLA'S on equipment & whut i spend on....... so once again LAMP, MASSIVE RESPECT BIG DAWG
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By Prah_860_ Fri Mar 23, 2012 7:48 pm
TritonHaven......that was the spot.... :lol:
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By Lampdog Fri Mar 23, 2012 7:53 pm
I downloaded pcg's from there for years, I still visit from time to time.