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Korg Pandora Club

Shappo

Shappo

Apr 28, 2010
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Australia
#1
I'm pretty definate this club doesn't exist, so here we go :D

Enjoy using on your Pandora PX1, PX2, PX3, PX4, PX4D, PX5D?
I find them great just to practice with different rhythms and to use it as a recording device.

Here's mine:
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Post a photo and i'll give you a number. (If you can be bothered, more photo's, more better the thread looks)

Members are:
#1 Shappo
#2 Lug
#3 Dr_Funkdamental
#4 68Goldfish
#5 crucislancer
#6 Captain Bob
#7 Highfox

Peace.
 
#3
Ive had almost every pandora since the PX4B. Im def a loyal fan lol. If something ever happened I wouldnt hesitate to get another. Its so useful. I have the PX5D and I like the upgrades. My ONLY gripe is I wish there was a way to change the rythms or preset them without them starting so you dont just have to turn them on, THEN edit/change. Ive recently discovered its a GREAT interface for bass. Ive been using it to record bass tracks through my Macbook Pro into Garageband and Reaper and its seamless. Makes recording super mobile too. That was the kicker.
 
#6
I don’t have a pic (no camera) but I used my PX3B just about every day. It is simply one of the best purchases I’ve ever made in regards to music equipment. Right now I just use it as a headphone amp and a tuner, though in the past I used it as a pre-amp for both my live rig and for direct recording to my PC. I’ve made a few different patches for it, but I find that the “M’M” patch and the “J’P” (minus the delay) are my favorites. I don’t use the phrase trainer much but it’s handy feature. I like to plug my mp3 player into it, set it to random, and just play whatever comes up. I play along with the drum machine sometimes, but after a while I get bored with the repeating rhythms. Still, it beats not having a drum machine at all.
 
#8
Dr_Funkdamental said:
Ive had almost every pandora since the PX4B. Im def a loyal fan lol. If something ever happened I wouldnt hesitate to get another. Its so useful. I have the PX5D and I like the upgrades. My ONLY gripe is I wish there was a way to change the rythms or preset them without them starting so you dont just have to turn them on, THEN edit/change. Ive recently discovered its a GREAT interface for bass. Ive been using it to record bass tracks through my Macbook Pro into Garageband and Reaper and its seamless. Makes recording super mobile too. That was the kicker.
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#3
 
#10
crucislancer said:
I don’t have a pic (no camera) but I used my PX3B just about every day. It is simply one of the best purchases I’ve ever made in regards to music equipment. Right now I just use it as a headphone amp and a tuner, though in the past I used it as a pre-amp for both my live rig and for direct recording to my PC. I’ve made a few different patches for it, but I find that the “M’M” patch and the “J’P” (minus the delay) are my favorites. I don’t use the phrase trainer much but it’s handy feature. I like to plug my mp3 player into it, set it to random, and just play whatever comes up. I play along with the drum machine sometimes, but after a while I get bored with the repeating rhythms. Still, it beats not having a drum machine at all.
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#5
 
#11
Yep, I use the PX5D for practice with a set of AKG 702 phones. Always on Valve 1, CLS8x10. I use Energizer lithium AA's and they last for a reasonable amount of practice time. I had the red PX before this came out...forget the model. I purchased it around 2000 or so.

#6
 
#16
I have a PX5D( got it when it first came out), which I use almost daily, as a tuner..if not for practice. I also took the plunge because of MarloweDK.

I bought a PX4D for my son, Christmas 2009.
 
#19
I have the px4b and struggled with a lot of the presets. I too am looking for a cleaner tube sound. I am finding that the less is more theory is working the best. The less effects seem to produce the least amount of noise. I find myself selecting an amp and cab only most of the time and sometimes a pre, but leaving everything else off. I wish there was (and I found this thread searching for) a list if user presets. A compilation of everyones personal favorites with a short description of the sound.
 

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