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Tempo for "We Don't Get Fooled Again" arpegiator

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Holdsg
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Another noob question,
I can't believe how good that "We Don't Get Fooled Again" Vox organ patch is.
It nails it so well. I did not know about that one before I bot my PC3LE7, but I'm very glad its there.
We cover that song in my band, but used to skip the whole first keyboard part of that song, now that I have the Kurz, we won't be skipping that part.
:D
Just wondering, is there a way to speed up the arpegiator on that program?
Me and the boys play it a bit faster (especially when the adrenaline kicks in).
Thanks

Bass guitar and keyboard player for Safe in Sound band.

not at the same time, but sometimes in the same song!

 
Posted : 15/01/2012 8:39 pm
Holdsg
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Guess I gotta learn how to tweak programs on my own. I'll be a better person for it, I'm sure.

Bass guitar and keyboard player for Safe in Sound band.

not at the same time, but sometimes in the same song!

 
Posted : 18/01/2012 10:46 am
fran
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Hi,

So, where does the tremolo come from in program 892 FooledAgnVox?

Well, it comes from the insert.

Edit the program, go to PROGFX, the insert is 890. Edit the Chain. Select the Trem box and press edit. You will see that the Tempo is fixed to 138 BPM. Now, turn that value into System (all the way to the left). Press exit. Save the Chain into a new ID. Exit. Make sure that the program has now the new chain Id. Save your program.

And now, your program will use the System tempo.

You can call the system tempo page with a double button press LEFT+RIGHT. And you can tap there. So, if your band plays it a little bit different each time, you can always tap the tempo and the program will adjust to your tempo.

Happy playing!

Regards,
Fran

 
Posted : 18/01/2012 10:55 am
Sparks55
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Thanks, Fran! Your explanation answered a lot of my questions about the way we can control the fx. One of those "ah hah!" moments. Very valuable lesson. Awesome.
Mark

 
Posted : 26/01/2012 9:32 pm
Holdsg
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Fran,
I am just getting back to this question. I have the pc3le7 and I don't think that version has the ability (PROGFX) you suggested. Is that available in the program editor on the computer? Because I will get that, i know i have to pay extra for it, if I have the ability to edit that FX chain. Thanks again.

Bass guitar and keyboard player for Safe in Sound band.

not at the same time, but sometimes in the same song!

 
Posted : 11/03/2012 7:56 pm
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