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by Gary E. Andrews - 04/15/24 07:08 PM
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Hi again everyone! I'm in a situation were ! have to match a sequenced drum beat with a recorded drum beat for the grooves sake of the singers. I'm using a Kurzwiel PC3LE6 Some of the options it has for example shift,swing,quantize . Ive never used before because on other keyboards they were junk and unable to function in R&B and Gospel situations. What I'm seeking is some incite on how to use them or is my observation that they don't work correct. Thanks in advance and help would be gratefully
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Hi Deacon I suggest you post this question on one of the Techincal Forums (either Keyboard or General Technical it's more likely to get picked up there Cheers Nige
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