Hi, I am new to this forum. Just bought my 001, and I am wondering if anyone else heres uses a Korg Triton, and, if so, if anyone has any tips for recording it with the 001. Anything special I should know? Any cool tips/tricks? Thanks in advance.

Welcome to the DUC Wayne! I recently just bought the Korg Triton Rack to use while sequencing on the 001. Actually, I'm interested in any tips also. One thing I've found that's cool is to set the global clock to external, and when you set up effects, there's a selection for tempo to trigger the effect. Then your delay, for example, will function at the rate of your sequencing BPM. I wish I could offer more help..... All the best....

I have a Korg Trinity Plus, and it's pretty much the same as the Triton, except for the arpeggiator section and the sampler. Anyway, the coolest tricks can be pulled by controlling a program's parameters with a MIDI sequencer. If you can get your hands on Logic Audio for the MIDI controls and record the resulting sounds with Pro Tools, you have a very complete setup there. For example, in a double oscillator program, you can assign Wet/Dry settings for the oscillators FX to a fader or switch in Logic while controlling the filters and LFOs of the first oscillator with with Logic's X/Y controller screen and assign the amount of cut off frequency of a second oscillator to a virtual knob in Logic and assign some aftertouch vibrato that can be then tweaked with HyperDraw... and you'd be using no plug ins on PT or Logic, and will get low memory/processor load on your computer.

In sequencer veiw on the Triton use "copy from combi" to import a combi to the triton sequencer...then output all of those tracks to your 8 armed midi tracks in PT. If you use local controll and internal on the Tri...you will be able to record combi patterens this way.