From rob.mills@nf.sympatico.ca Thu Jul 10 09:18:13 2008
Subject:Re: I'm back... whoopie and HELP!

You're welcome, Hazzy Benrocker ! (great name, by the way :)

Glad it all worked out. Sorry for the acronyms in my response....... I
wasn't trying to confuse the issue for anyone :-)

You should check out the two XK-3 users groups on Yahoo, if you need
clarification of instructions from the XK-3 Owners' Manual. There's a lot
of expertise on those lists directly relating to the XK series of
instruments, as well as the new Leslie models that plug and play with them.

One feature of the XK-3 that you can have some fun with, is changing
settings on the fly..........the XK-3 is somewhat intuitive, with a small
effort on your part.

For example, let's say the Reverb setting is too much for the venue you're
in. Press and hold 'reverb' button..............voila ! Up comes Reverb
menu on screen. Twist parameter knob left to dial reverb out of the mix to
your taste.

Press 'play' and you're back......... this took 6 seconds to do,
meanwhile you haven't missed a note ! .............so it's very 'gig
friendly' for some parameters also including percussion, chorus vibrato,
eq.'ing, digital Leslie, etc.

Cheers to all clonewheelers !

Rob Mills
in sunny, positively tropical - St. John's, Newfoundland ( .......at least
today, anyway ;o)

>Snip<

> > I hate to break it to you, but you've got to RTFB .............
:-) ---make sure you have the XK-3 in "upper/lower" mode. Good luck
.....the XK-3 *will* do what you want.

> > Cheers
> > Rob Mills
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> >
> > >Snip<
> >
> > From: "hazzybenrocker" > > > I'm back in the studio and I need some serious help. I've had an XK3
for
> > nearly three years, and I'll admit to never having opened the book.
Until
> yesterday.
> >
> > > It seems I've lost control of my drawbars.
> >

> > ow
ned dozens of> > > > > NUTS!
> >
> Thanks to Rob and those who responed to my plea for help. Minutes after
> submitting it, I sat down at the XK3, and toyed with the menu buttons.
> At "MIDIi" I found the necessay option to take control of the
> Uppers/Lowers. Just hope I might return the favor to someone else.
> Thanks to all!
>