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Post by willow on Apr 5, 2008 22:58:39 GMT
Hi! I'm currently in NC and a keyboard player for a band north of RTP. I just bought my Fusion 8HD and need help with it!!! I've used other keyboards/workstations/synths before but need to get a jump start on this one b/c we're getting ready for the road!! Yikes! Anyway, thanks for having me as part of the "group"!!  |
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Post by silverspar1 on Apr 6, 2008 3:26:01 GMT
Welcome to the Fusion Club Willow. I'm also from NC about 40 minutes east of Charlotte (Albemarle). I've had my 6HD for about two months. I recently bought some recording gear off of ebay from a guy in RTP.
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Post by psionic11 on Apr 6, 2008 11:21:11 GMT
Hope you don't need to program any sounds... maybe just tweak a few for your setlist. Best bet is to quickly learn how to navigate thru sounds and banks. With ALL the latest banks loaded chances are pretty good you can find most of your sounds this way. For those few that are almost there but not quite, hopefully you understand how envelopes, filters, and LFO's work... if so, you should be ok to make quick edits.
Other than that, just put all the songs you need live into one new bank. For quicker access than that, put all your gig sounds each into a SONG track... when you load the SONG for the night, the Fusion will pre-load all sounbds, including sample-based sounds, so switching between any type of sound will be quick.
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Post by silverspar1 on Apr 6, 2008 16:59:29 GMT
Other than that, just put all the songs you need live into one new bank. For quicker access than that, put all your gig sounds each into a SONG track... when you load the SONG for the night, the Fusion will pre-load all sounbds, including sample-based sounds, so switching between any type of sound will be quick.
Keep in mind that if you list all your gig sounds on tracks in song mode that the original effects will not be the same as they were in program mode.
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