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Using my Korg NanoKontrol to control different Sylenth1 instruments and some Ableton Parameters. Numbers on the keyboard are used to play the different scenes. If someones’s looking for the mp3 in much better quality visit soundcloud.com . It’s downloadable! Sorry for poor audio!! I wasn’t in the mood to plug in the soundcard to my iMac..

Delirio allo stand Esound c/o SHOW! 2009 – BARI – by strumentimusicali.net. In esposizione i prodotti Numark, Korg, AKAI, Phonic, Ortofon, UDG, ecc.. Nell’esibizione Numark NS7, AKAI MPK49, Korg Zero 8, Korg KP3, ecc.. (Scusate per l’audio, stanza molto rumorosa) (sorry about the audio quality, it was a noisy room)

This is a short clip of alex over showing how to set up the Korg Nano Control using ‘The Bridge’ function on Serato Scratch Live. Just shout for any questions Follow me on Twitter – www.twitter.com/alexoverdj Facebook – www.facebook.com/alexover88 Soundcloud – www.soundcloud.com/alex-over

www.LocationFreeLifestyle.com Japanese songs at http I’m trying a few new songs this week and thought you’d like to see the set up I use for song writing on the road. Basically it’s a Panasonic Toughbook, Abletone Live Edirol Keyboard Korg Kaossilator Samson CO1U mic Shure E530 Headphones. Hopefully you’ll see some more tunes from this lot soon – unless I replace everything with a couple of iPads! Be genki, Richard PS Next week I’m back in Australia, this time Melbourne, Cairns then Syndey for a couple of days before heading back to Japan in May!

Just playing around with Serato Scratch Live v 1.9 and my Korg padKontrol. I was mapping functions to different buttons on the padKontrol and saving them as scenes. Scene 1 is for setting cue points, scene 2 for loops…etc. This is mainly a video as I get used to the loop functions. YES, the rhythm is a little off in the beginning…but this was not meant to show off any skills…just to get used to the setup

I changed the way my nanoKontrol works so that the light in the buttons stays on when I hit bypass in VSL. I have the first 4 buttons on the bottom mapped to the momentary bypass function. The top button has been set to the same CC# as the bottom button but the behavior is change to toggle instead of momentary. When I map the VSL function I only map the bottom button to the momentary bypass. Because the top button has the same CC# it automatically maps. Now when the bypass light is on in the VSL effect, the light in the corresponding channel strip stays on. Next tip. (coming soon) I have a scene on the nanoKontrol that mirrors the controls on my trigger finger. Whatever I assign the trigger finger, I have a matching control on the nano. I have done this so that I can have complete midi functionality with either or both controllers.

Here’s a quick overview of the Korg Nano Pad being used with Serato. The Nano Pad is pretty good. There’s no noticable lag and the buttons have great response to touch. I have my 1st scene set up to for use with 1-3 cues points and 4,8 and 16 beat loops for both the left and right decks. The Nano pad is really easy to setup with Serato. It only took me 3-5 minutes. I you need help, let me know and I will post a video explaining the setup. This really opens up a new bag of tricks to use at your gigs. Stay posted for the Serato tricks video with the Korg Nano Pad.

This is a better attempt at synching up quartz composer with the korg. I used some line visualizations in this one