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Re: Transpose key from E to E flat

--- In korg01w-list@yahoogroups.com, "debdanie1" <richard_o_daniel@...> wrote:
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> I play with a guitar player that plays mostly in E. I play in the key of F and
I need the keyboard to be flexible and transpose to any key. I have a Korg 01
WFD synthesizer.
>
> Thanks
>

There should be a transpose function in your "Global" section. I'm not at my
synth right now, but it is there plus you can program the program or combination
to accomodate different keys. The procedure to do this is in the manual.

ClayMan
Mon Jul 13, 2009 1:54 am

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I play with a guitar player that plays mostly in E. I play in the key of F and I need the keyboard to be flexible and transpose to any key. I have a Korg 01... 		debdanie1
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11:12 pm

Simple. - Press the "Global" key, - Go to the "Key Transpose" option. - change the number up or down in half step increments. _____ From:...
Danny Gali
dannygalixy
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12:02 am

I wasn't sure if this was a question. To transpose on the KORG 01W/fd, press global. The transposer is on the top of the right column. Press any key on the...
George Barton
georgeb321
Offline Send Email 		Jul 13, 2009
12:20 am

... There should be a transpose function in your "Global" section. I'm not at my synth right now, but it is there plus you can program the program or...
Bob Tousley
clayman2661
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1:55 am

Go to global and look on the pages for transpose and go 1 down, also the guitar player can use the capo on the first fret and use exactly the same chords. ...
Revelacion Caribe
revelacionca...
Offline Send Email 		Jul 14, 2009
2:11 pm

Keyboard transposing - also referred to as a "keyboard capo". Haw.. _____ From: korg01w-list@yahoogroups.com [mailto:korg01w-list@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf...
Ed Edwards
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6:54 pm

What..? ________________________________ From: Ed Edwards <gleobeam@...> To: korg01w-list@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2009 11:54:14 AM ...
Revelacion Caribe
revelacionca...
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1:48 am

Well I have to suppose that you're not a guitar player. You see, a capo changes the open tuning of a guitar, almost exactly like the "transpose" function does...
Ed Edwards
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1:55 am

To the group: with a Korg 01W Combination; I have the Program Vibes with a slow modulation; and a Program Strings with no modulation--how can I keep them...
naclark@...
fcgchurcho
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1:08 pm

NAC, If you are merely layering Programs to create a Combi, then you need not be concerned about “modulation”, unless that “modulation” is from the...
Ed Edwards
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1:47 pm

Thanks very much, Ed, for the thorough explanation--it was very clear and understandable. I truly appreciate your time and expertise. I think the Prog was...
naclark@...
fcgchurcho
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