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| Sound set | Description |
|---|---|
|
i3_M1_p (MIDI, Sysex) i3_M1_p2 (MIDI, Sysex) |
Type: Program Banks (66 + 43 patches), details part 1,
details part 2
Description: imitated M1 Factory Programs (sounds) Author: OP |
| i3_M1_GM (MIDI, Sysex) | Type: Program Bank (100 patches), detailed list Description: imitated M1 Factory Programs, transposed and sorted to match General MIDI standards Author: OP |
| i3classics (Zip) | Type: Program Banks, (> 400 patches), detailed list, Liste
deutsch Description: Huge collection of good synthesizer sounds Author: OP Contains the following data: *.mid Sound banks as Standard MIDI Files (use them with any sequenzer) *.syx Sound banks as Sysex dumps *.sqd Soundquest data, containing all sound banks *.sql Soundquest library, containing sounds with comments bass_g – bass, guitar brs_rd – brass, pipe, reed ens_org – ensemble (strings + choir), organ fxpad – effects pads, effects lead – lead sounds, ethnic, strings, combinations pad – pad, FX ambient, FX sound perc – chromatic percussion, percussion, drums piano – pianos, Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Electric pianos |
Some browsers try to play the MIDI files instead of loading them. Use right click and then "save as …".
The sound sets and global data are included in different data formats
to make loading as easy as possible for you.
You just have to play the MIDI files with a midi player. When using a
music software like Steinberg Cubase you must ensure that any sysex
filters are absent.
Sysex files are another common file format.
Attention: Before loading any new sounds into your instrument you
should back-up your own sounds.
You can do this by recording a MIDI data dump with a sequencer software
and saving the result as a standard MIDI file (*.mid).
In the sequencer any MIDI filters must be switched off (record and play
Sysex data).
Please adjust the KORG i3 Global menu as follows:
- MIDI GLOBAL CH = 1 - MIDI-FILTERING PRG: ena EXCL: ena - PROGRAM MEMORY PROTECT: off - COMBINATION MEMORY PROTECT: off
Now start recording in the sequencer.
At the instrument start sending a sysex dump ("ALL DATA") via the
Global menu.
When the display shows up "completed" you can stop recording. Save the
result as standard MIDI file ("mysounds.mid").
IMPORTANT:
Test integrity of the saved file before loading other sounds!
This is how you can do that. Change a letter of the last patch name
(program 66). Save the changes. (The sound remains the same, only the
name has changed.) Controll: Chose patch 66. Is the new name visible?
Now you can send back your data recorded previously from the sequencer
back to the synthesizer. This is done by simply playing the MIDI file.
After receiving this data the name of patch 66 should be the original
again. (You have to recall the patch.)
If this worked fine you can start sending new sound banks to the synthesizer in the same manner.
The 05classics sound set contains
|
85 |
Pads |
|
7 |
Strings |
|
42 |
Solo synthesizers |
|
35 |
Electric organs and church organs |
| 31 | Guitars and distorted and non-distorted e-guitars |
| 50 | Pianos and electric pianos |
| 25 | Brass |
| 43 | Brass ensemble |
| 9 | Flutes |
| 12 | Woodwind |
| 74 | FX sounds |
| 24 | Percussion |
| 4 | Ethnic |
| 18 | Drums |
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