What if a song has several modulations? Do I have to change the key everytime or can I trust the device will recognize the tones (no matter the key)?
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Normally you do have to change the key knob, but if you play an instrument/chords through the "Inst. phone jack" input it will figure it out.Just set the knob on CH instead of a key.
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The device recognizes the key based on the chords being played as long as you set the correction mode to be based on the guitar chord input.
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What ever do you mean by " Modulations " First time I've heard this in my 40 years of music. If you are referring to Vocal notes then the machine will follow the chords you are strumming on your instrument if you set it to that selection. If you are not using a instrument while you sing, then you set it to the base chord( A, C, B, etc.) in the song your singing and it will follow with harmonies pretty close. However, If you change key somewhere in the song and are not using an instrument, it will not follow the key change. Hope this helped.
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Yes they do. On the preprogrammed songs that come on the top of the keyboard. You can choose the speed and part you want to play.
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I think it is possible. One switch to increase and one to decrease volume. However, figuring out which keys to bind may be tricky.
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I don't think it will. It needs the guitar to tell the key of the song to match the harmonies. However, I believe that a keyboard run through the guitar input might work too.
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No idea. Key used in different countries uses different frequency. You must be extremely careful when you buy this type of key.
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I am not certain, but I have had an issue with the sound of the piano as it fades out. The sound becomes very sharp no matter what "voice" I use. It is really irritating and I haven't gotten responses from Korg after several emails to them.
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Hello Shed,I dont use many of the function on this keyboard other than straight piano and some organ voices. I use a Boss RC3 Guitar pedal to record layers as I am primarily a guitar player. On that, Im not having any problems whatsoever.
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I have found it pretty much equals your voice and if your guitar is in sync ..you should really be pleased..keep in mind to use all the dials it has.... Enjoy,,,Steve
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I don't have first-hand experience with the keyboard signal going into the device--but the manual anticipates using a keyboard to effect the harmony function. I also am only familiar with VoiceLive 2. Haven't used Harmony-G or VoiceLive 3.
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You can. I have all my tone in the banks. None if the originals are there. You can only pull up 4 tones at a time. You really need the short board to switch through the 100 available presets.
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You can program the pedal to respond different ways. But I don't believe it can be used for anything other than starting, stopping, fast forwarding and rewinding audio files
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If you can, I still haven't figured it out, I also have a Yamaha psr s650, what I do is play them together connected to the PA system with the same tempo and it is awesome. I am still working on playing another keyboard into my mox6. I learn something new everyday and loving every minute of it.
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No. This is a standard audio mixer and is easily incorporated into karaoke systems, but it does not change keys for individual songs. Most karaoke players or karaoke software should do that for you. This is a great product that allows you to integrate a variety of system components together -- mics/wireless mics, audio source input, instruments. Each line in can be independently adjusted for volume, digital effects, etc., then you can easily output to powered speakers or to a home theater system. I input wireless mics and kJams from a MBP to this mixer, then output to a mid-level Yamaha AVR w/ Klipsch reference surround. Works awesome for home karaoke. No. This is a standard audio mixer and is easily incorporated into karaoke systems, but it does not change keys for individual songs. Most karaoke players or karaoke software should do that for you. This is a great product that allows you to integrate a variety of system components together -- mics/wireless mics, audio source input, instruments. Each line in can be independently adjusted for volume, digital effects, etc., then you can easily output to powered speakers or to a home theater system. I input wireless mics and kJams from a MBP to this mixer, then output to a mid-level Yamaha AVR... » Read More No. This is a standard audio mixer and is easily incorporated into karaoke systems, but it does not change keys for individual songs. Most karaoke players or karaoke software should do that for you. This is a great product that allows you to integrate a variety of system components together -- mics/wireless mics, audio source input, instruments. Each line in can be independently adjusted for volume, digital effects, etc., then you can easily output to powered speakers or to a home theater system. I input wireless mics and kJams from a MBP to this mixer, then output to a mid-level Yamaha AVR w/ Klipsch reference surround. Works awesome for home karaoke. « Show Less
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Yes you can set the modulation bar to control sustain! I dont think you can set the touch pad to control it though. This will defiately add to your group, it really added to mine, and it looks cool on stage/camera! You can also plug in an actual sustain pedal and have it control sustain while the modulation bar is free to modulate. Also, i forget what it is called, but you can set it to a different kind of sustain where it only sustains the notes you are currently playing while you squeeze the modulation bar. This allows you to play a chord, and hold it while you play a melody over it without the melody also getting sustained. It is one of my favorite features of this instrument Yes you can set the modulation bar to control sustain! I dont think you can set the touch pad to control it though. This will defiately add to your group, it really added to mine, and it looks cool on stage/camera! You can also plug in an actual sustain pedal and have it control sustain while the modulation bar is free to modulate. Also, i forget what it is called, but you can set it to a different kind of sustain where it only sustains the notes you are currently playing while you squeeze the modulation bar. This allows you to play a chord, and hold it while you play a melody... » Read More Yes you can set the modulation bar to control sustain! I dont think you can set the touch pad to control it though. This will defiately add to your group, it really added to mine, and it looks cool on stage/camera! You can also plug in an actual sustain pedal and have it control sustain while the modulation bar is free to modulate. Also, i forget what it is called, but you can set it to a different kind of sustain where it only sustains the notes you are currently playing while you squeeze the modulation bar. This allows you to play a chord, and hold it while you play a melody over it without the melody also getting sustained. It is one of my favorite features of this instrument « Show Less
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yes,but its a little tricky.if you push when you slide it it will change to the next song.
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It also can br switch he'd to the key that you are playing in.if you purchase 2 of you can get multiple harmonies
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I'm not really sure. Although, I do use the double voice when I play "Blackbird" and it stays on key. That's about the only finger picking tune I do. I would think as long as the notes are going into the box....it'll pick them up. You can also set the key manually if you like. Sorry I can't be if more help on that