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Thank you so much for this tutorial. Beyond grateful as I sit here high as a kite on an edible on 4/20/21 years after you posted this and I am your student learning this synth for the first time getting lost in the sounds that make our music. Sound design is a beautiful thing thank you Teacher.
This is excellent. Thank you very much! I sat here and played along with mine while you were going through the examples, pausing every known again or rewinding as need be, but it definitely gets you right inside the guts of it and I feel like I'm gaining more appreciation for the machine. Thank you once again! :-)
As I have little experience with electronic music production, this has been extremely informative for me as a guitarist. Very interesting too. Thanks for the upload!
Haha, that's quite funny...... I was thinking the exact same thing. This is a great intro tutorial, but get those hands out the way! haha..... I do appreciate the video though, it has been very helpful!
Thanx very much for this, Jacques! I got a MicroKorg for Christmas and started here, but it was too much for someone that knew absolutely nothing about synthesizers, so I unsubscribed. I did a lot of reading, watched other generic videos and now have "re-subscribed". It makes total sense to me now that I've spent some time with the synth first and is a HUGE addition to the owner's manual. I have all of them queued up!
Thank you SOO much for this AWESOME tutorial on the Microkorg! After struggling for a year with mine, it finally is starting to make sense. I want to move past presets and really understand how to craft my own tones for songs.
Hey, I am glad I found your videos. I just got one on the way and I'm so anxious to get started. I have some experience and knowledge of synthesis but not with 4 note poly, and all of the different wave tables and such that this has over my minibrute. I look forward to learning and tweaking along with you once I my micro arrives. Thanks for takin the time to share your knowledge of this modern classic!
I feel the MicroKorg was better than it was generally thought to be. Very versatile, even sporting a vocoder. I bought one for my son, and he loves it to this day.
You're right, it was looked down upon at the time because of its reduced number of knobs and minikeys when compared to the MS2000 but at the end of the day it was equally capable
Absolutely and totally fair. I’m shooting some other synth (not for the microkorg unfortunately) demos this weekend and I managed to get overhead shots
Man ty for these videos,you saved my life... maybe you just saved me from reading the whole instructions manual, which is a lot. Thank you again, amazing little thing this microkorg.
big ups thanks for the insights, just started using my microkorg as more than a midi control and I'm really looking forward to make some niceness with it
I actually appreciate the fact that you are fumbling through it... I have bought one and am waiting for it to arrive.... I am not a keyboardist. I am a bassist but I was looking for something to add to background track noise and arpeggios into the composition of my writing (in no way a hip-hop, trance, or "dress up and use pacifiers" musician -nothing wrong with that)... I honestly love the OLD SCHOOL - DEVO- KRAFTWERK sounds.... they don't need to make you dance at a rave to be cool ;-)
Yes and no. You have two possible layers. Some sounds have a single layer with all the parameters possible and up to four note polyphony. Other sounds can have two layers but you have to program them independently. You cannot load in presets into the layers, you have to program them in manually. Two layer sounds, possibly because of they more hardware intensive, only have two polyphony tops.
Didn't realise you had the unison option and detuning... that's even better. (Edit) I have to add tons more to this... this machine I've had for almost 5 years didn't realise it could do half the stuff it can!! I thought the presets were all you got. Thanks for the demo.
You can stop the light from blinking by setting the Clock (under the MIDI section) to EXT. As long as there is no external MIDI clock incoming it will not blink.
Hey Jacques! Im just curious, how do you import patches? I know you can buy them online but how does the process actually work when you transfer them onto the microkorg?
Thanks for these informative and very helpful videos!! Here's a question that might sound silly. Is it possible to have the mod wheel control the level of Mod FX. Like if the Mod FX was set as a phaser or flanger , could the mod wheel then dial the effect in and out? Thanks !
See I want to get one of these and record the sound into a mpc or a SP and use it to make the rest of the sample based beats . Would this be a good idea or is thee any other synths with the similar price range that would be better for this purpose ?
arpeggiator of microkorg not working when I try to play vst instrument on Cubase. playing only notes (like any non-arpeggiator synth/keyboard would do) :/
My light goes off. Your number 5 stays on. I hit shift and then 3 then 3 again then nothing. Just says percent. Don’t you have to press write? It worked for me at first now I am getting frustrated. What am I doing wrong. What is Format Hold/ Timber select. I had it working great. How do you keep that patch??
I haven't yet fully watched this, but I have one question. Let's say I just finished editing one of the parameters and now want to adjust the cutoff. How do I stop the knobs from affecting the parameters and just return to their normal function?
Ok. For direct recording to your computer, the type of cable you want would be a 1/4" to 1/4" cable, the same type you would use for a guitar/bass to an amp. Although you would need an adapter to convert the 1/4" to a mini audio jack so you would use your microphone port on your computer. This is just one way of recording and usually the cheapest way, but I cannot promise that you would have good quality. The other way that may be costly would be using an audio sound interface that connects via USB. You connect your 1/4" cable to the interface and use the DAW (digital audio workstation) of your choice. What DAW are you planning to use to record the MicoKorg (Audacity, Cubase, Pro Tools, Reason)? Please let me know.
To carry the sound or to carry note information? For the first you need probably an 1/4" to 1/8" jack cable or you need a converter jack at either end to make the connection. For the second of you only have a computer and no audio or midi interface then you need a a USB to 5 pin DIN MIDI cable
11:24 i have all settings as you, i at least think so, but the sound coming out on the speakers is super low, even tho, the vol on the microkorg is max and on my focusrite is on max too... any idea? so i am on saw, osc... it actually was the whole time very silent. like very silent...
None of these micro korg videos are clear about how you save a particular patch sound and recall it later for a song or live performance. Is there a video that explains this ?
Can you do hip hop beats on this? I dont know if I need one I want to make rap beats and rap over them but I don't know if fruity loops is better or this.
Fruity Loops or another DAW would be better. This is a monotimbral (can play one sound program at a time) synth with a four note polyphony. It's not a keyboard workstation like a Korg Trinity or M50 or Kronos / Yamaha MOTIF series etc. I suggest mastering software like Fruity Loops first (with a cheap MIDI keyboard controller) and then you will know whether you need this or not.
Hi jacques, was wondering if you could help me with a sync issue- when I set MIDI clock to EXT, this seems to disable the keyboard and arpeggiator. How am I supposed to put a pattern in? Trying to sync with a DSI tempest. The channels are set correctly on the Mikrokorg and tempest btw.
You need to have the tempest send out a MIDI clock signal to the Microkorg. Otherwise the the Microkorg will do nothing while waiting for clock signal to arrive. Best of luck.
but, but, but.. after all this soundshaping. i missed at the end of the tutorial: how do i save it? :O i guess press 'write'.. ok here i go.. thanks for the vid!
Great tutorial video you have obviously studied this which is great and a nice bit of kit , I'm wondering if you can help me , I'm after a tone that the Kings of Leon use at the beginning of fans when they play live , any chance you might know how I can achieve this sound , it's almost like baba o'riley but just the first couple of seconds of it Great vids and keep up the great work 😃😃
+Jacques Mongrel ok I just got a chance to listen to that sound. You probably want to set the oscillators to square, filter them a little, have very short envelope and use the arpeggiator switching between time divisions.
I have only just seen this reply , I will check it out I have no idea how the korg works lots involved in it it's an amazing piece of kit , thank you so much really appreciate it 👍🏻😊✌🏻️
hello mate, i was just following your video but at the beggining, when i reset the patch, it doesn't make sound, it doesn't reset actually. Do you know whats happening? thank you for the video
You could run the audio from the outs to the audio in of your macbook to record it ... yes (in modern macbooks you can set the headphone jack to be an audio input). You just need a cable that goes from the 1/4" TRS outputs on the microkorg to the 1/8" stereo TRS input on the mac. Only thing is you will have to monitor your recording through the macbook speakers. If possible you could use an audio interface which will provide a better recording experience.
One way is you can save the preset, then switch to a different one and back again to the original. I've had this question forever tho, i wish there was an easier way.
Hey im fairly new to the microkorg. Is there a way to have two channels on a patch? Like a clean and a overdrive, or do i just need to create two patches?
+jcikhop unfortunately, I don't have my Microkorg any more so I cannot check. Off the top of my head, it does not have a dedicated pitch envelope. You may be able to route the amp or filter env to control pitch using the modulation slots. If I were you, I would check the manual which can easily be downloaded as pdf to see if that is possible.
🎧 Mamotreco channel compilation: mamotreco.bandcamp.com/releases
For a one-time $2.50 (just over 2€) payment, get a growing collection of music and support this channel in one go.
With the one payment you should be able to download any newly added tracks freely, beyond those available at the time of purchase. 🎧
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Beyond grateful as I sit here high as a kite on an edible on 4/20/21 years after you posted this and I am your student learning this synth for the first time getting lost in the sounds that make our music. Sound design is a beautiful thing thank you Teacher.
So beautifully put. You are most welcome! Glad you are enjoying it. Thank you so much for watching
4/20 today 2023, 😂
More than 5 years later and I want to say Thanks! Your vids are helping a lot. Cheers.
You're welcome! Thanks for leaving a comment!
Thanks so much for this! The info is so helpful! Even "unprepared" your video is more valuable than many I've seen. Thanks again!
+Rick Moore Glad it's helpful. Thank you.
Thank you for watching Rick! I'm glad it's useful.
This is excellent. Thank you very much! I sat here and played along with mine while you were going through the examples, pausing every known again or rewinding as need be, but it definitely gets you right inside the guts of it and I feel like I'm gaining more appreciation for the machine.
Thank you once again! :-)
Really happy to hear that. It's definitely a synth that rewards the time you put into it.
Your video is the most realistic Microkorg tutorial I have seen. Many thanks!
Thank you for watching!
I have been messing with my korg for weeks not knowing a THING. THANK YOU FOR THIS
Glad to hear my video helped
This is EXCELLENT. The light bulb is starting to turn on for me. thank you!
Very happy to hear! Thanks for watching
As I have little experience with electronic music production, this has been extremely informative for me as a guitarist. Very interesting too.
Thanks for the upload!
thx
Good start, could only be improved if you had see thru glass arms
+jazzopie definitely true. One day maybe I can get George Lucas to do an enhanced edition ;)
Synth & Sundry green screen sleeves maybe
Haha, that's quite funny...... I was thinking the exact same thing. This is a great intro tutorial, but get those hands out the way! haha..... I do appreciate the video though, it has been very helpful!
Thanks! Definitely will keep in mind for the future!
It’s called camera angle...THIS is the wrong one, have you ever seent a movie before? 😎 nobody likes POV!
Thanx very much for this, Jacques! I got a MicroKorg for Christmas and started here, but it was too much for someone that knew absolutely nothing about synthesizers, so I unsubscribed. I did a lot of reading, watched other generic videos and now have "re-subscribed". It makes total sense to me now that I've spent some time with the synth first and is a HUGE addition to the owner's manual. I have all of them queued up!
Thank you SOO much for this AWESOME tutorial on the Microkorg! After struggling for a year with mine, it finally is starting to make sense. I want to move past presets and really understand how to craft my own tones for songs.
Great comment, same here with me!
Thank you so much for uploading this. I've going through the settings with you and it has demystified a lot of doubts I had. Just what I needed!
very happy to hear that
This tutorial works perfectly for the Korg R3 as well. Nice hands on explanation.
Thank you so much for watching and sharing your feedback!
Thank you I rediscover my microkorg I have for 2 years now
Thx .. Glad u found the videos useful
It makes me really happy to hear that!
World class tutorial! I watched last week before I bought the MicroKorg, and again just now. Very thorough and helpful.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
finally picked one of these up. Added all your videos to my queue. Thanks Jacques!
Hey, I am glad I found your videos. I just got one on the way and I'm so anxious to get started. I have some experience and knowledge of synthesis but not with 4 note poly, and all of the different wave tables and such that this has over my minibrute. I look forward to learning and tweaking along with you once I my micro arrives. Thanks for takin the time to share your knowledge of this modern classic!
Of course. Glad to be of help!
I feel the MicroKorg was better than it was generally thought to be. Very versatile, even sporting a vocoder. I bought one for my son, and he loves it to this day.
You're right, it was looked down upon at the time because of its reduced number of knobs and minikeys when compared to the MS2000 but at the end of the day it was equally capable
@@Mamotreco Indeed.
Wow... the possibilities are overwhelming.
You just need to grasp a few and enjoy them :)
This is not a criticism but it would help if you put the camera directly above the keyboard.
Absolutely and totally fair. I’m shooting some other synth (not for the microkorg unfortunately) demos this weekend and I managed to get overhead shots
I mean, it is a criticism, but it’s okay
finally found a well-explained video for the microkorg!!! thanks bro!!
+Abdiel Gallegos Glad you are finding it useful!
Hahahah this is so amusing!! I love the way your hands move when you talk. It's like they're the actors and the video is the play.
thanks for that lol, the imagery is not helping me pay attention. excellent explanations otherwise
how high are you?
Haha! I definitely see what you're talking about.
0:50 Create New Patch, 2:44 Voice, 3:43 Voice Assign Mono / Polyphonie, 5:30 Pitch, 6:33 Pitch / Portamento, 8:05 Oscillator / Wave forms: Sin, Square, Triange, etc.
Man ty for these videos,you saved my life... maybe you just saved me from reading the whole instructions manual, which is a lot. Thank you again, amazing little thing this microkorg.
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
Great video. Love the hand gestures!
Thanks!
Hahaha! Thank you
Greatest tutorial on it ever
Thank you so much for watching!
Great and easy to understand.
thank you for this video, ive now decided to buy this great synth.
Great tutorial! Thanks...gonna build some sounds from scratch today.
Glad you were inspired ... I would love to hear them.
check it out here:
or here;
soundcloud.com/roymattson/proton-packets-microkorg
Roy Mattson lovely sounding
Perfect! Exactly what i wanted to know! On the Point and nothing more. Greetings from Berlin, dude :)
+Maik L. Jackson Thx for the feedback!
Thank you! Your tutorials are very helpful for me, cause i just started to work with synthesizers!
Keep it up! :)
Really happy to hear that! Thank you for watching. What synthesizers do you have?
My setup consists of the Microkorg, the tb-03 and the tr-8, playing with them for about 4 months now
big ups thanks for the insights, just started using my microkorg as more than a midi control and I'm really looking forward to make some niceness with it
I actually appreciate the fact that you are fumbling through it... I have bought one and am waiting for it to arrive.... I am not a keyboardist. I am a bassist but I was looking for something to add to background track noise and arpeggios into the composition of my writing (in no way a hip-hop, trance, or "dress up and use pacifiers" musician -nothing wrong with that)... I honestly love the OLD SCHOOL - DEVO- KRAFTWERK sounds.... they don't need to make you dance at a rave to be cool ;-)
Thanks for the explanations!!
You are welcome! Glad they were useful. Thanks for watching.
Really informative, thank you for this.
Thank you for watching. Happy to hear it was informative!
You can adjust the modulation speed at LFO 2 knob 4
This is so incredibly helpful, thanks a lot mate :D
+whitecoldicecreams Thank you for the positive feedback!
Just a little question, is it possible to play 2 sounds on top of eachother? How do you do that exactly?
Yes and no. You have two possible layers. Some sounds have a single layer with all the parameters possible and up to four note polyphony. Other sounds can have two layers but you have to program them independently. You cannot load in presets into the layers, you have to program them in manually. Two layer sounds, possibly because of they more hardware intensive, only have two polyphony tops.
My little baby love it!
Great tut thank you bro🙏 extremely helpful and easy
Thank you!
Didn't realise you had the unison option and detuning... that's even better. (Edit) I have to add tons more to this... this machine I've had for almost 5 years didn't realise it could do half the stuff it can!! I thought the presets were all you got. Thanks for the demo.
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching
Yeah nice one man. great stuff.
Terrific step-through instructional, thanks
Thanks a lot for the tutorials !!
You’re welcome
this was very helpful!
Very happy to hear! How did you discover the Microkorg?
I finally got one, thanks for doing this!
Awesome vid bro
finally a good tutorial thanks for these vids
great video, very informative
1:19 Nice starting point for the sound of Prince's DMSR!
Ah thank you!!
Ist it possible to play some of microtonal scale with using sound edit?
Also I would like to see what section is the big knob in, Se/ hit? I feel so stupid.
hey bro thank you for making these vids
It's my pleasure. Thank you for watching!
pretty sure i'm just not seeing it but how do i make the tempo light stop blinking on my korg
You can stop the light from blinking by setting the Clock (under the MIDI section) to EXT. As long as there is no external MIDI clock incoming it will not blink.
great video. thanks!
thx
awesome tutorial!!!
Very useful, more of them!
Pretty good tutorial, but I still have one question, apart of the microkorg... What else do you need for it to work properly? An amplifier?
Hey Jacques! Im just curious, how do you import patches? I know you can buy them online but how does the process actually work when you transfer them onto the microkorg?
Hey David, that is unfortunately one area I'm not familiar with
Thanks for these informative and very helpful videos!! Here's a question that might sound silly. Is it possible to have the mod wheel control the level of Mod FX. Like if the Mod FX was set as a phaser or flanger , could the mod wheel then dial the effect in and out? Thanks !
***** From memory I dont think you can as mod fx is not in the destination for the mod wheel
Jacques Mongrel Damn. It should be! Thanks. Maybe I'll run it through a pedal.
Keep going with these vids!
Thank you...very helpful
Happy to hear that
So very helpful. Thanks.
See I want to get one of these and record the sound into a mpc or a SP and use it to make the rest of the sample based beats . Would this be a good idea or is thee any other synths with the similar price range that would be better for this purpose ?
Great vid, thank you!!
Thanks for watching.
arpeggiator of microkorg not working when I try to play vst instrument on Cubase. playing only notes (like any non-arpeggiator synth/keyboard would do) :/
My light goes off. Your number 5 stays on. I hit shift and then 3 then 3 again then nothing. Just says percent. Don’t you have to press write? It worked for me at first now I am getting frustrated. What am I doing wrong. What is Format Hold/ Timber select. I had it working great. How do you keep that patch??
I haven't yet fully watched this, but I have one question. Let's say I just finished editing one of the parameters and now want to adjust the cutoff. How do I stop the knobs from affecting the parameters and just return to their normal function?
What cable do you need to connect it from the synth to the computer?
Sorry, but are you trying to use the microkorg as a MIDI controller or do you want to do direct recording from your synth to the computer?
Direct record I think. I don't know what midi controller is.
Ok. For direct recording to your computer, the type of cable you want would be a 1/4" to 1/4" cable, the same type you would use for a guitar/bass to an amp. Although you would need an adapter to convert the 1/4" to a mini audio jack so you would use your microphone port on your computer. This is just one way of recording and usually the cheapest way, but I cannot promise that you would have good quality. The other way that may be costly would be using an audio sound interface that connects via USB. You connect your 1/4" cable to the interface and use the DAW (digital audio workstation) of your choice. What DAW are you planning to use to record the MicoKorg (Audacity, Cubase, Pro Tools, Reason)? Please let me know.
To carry the sound or to carry note information? For the first you need probably an 1/4" to 1/8" jack cable or you need a converter jack at either end to make the connection. For the second of you only have a computer and no audio or midi interface then you need a a USB to 5 pin DIN MIDI cable
Hi - is it mono or poly - one key at a time or more than one? monochromatic?
+Shannon Crane it's 4 voice polyphonic. You can play max 4 notes simultaneously
11:24
i have all settings as you, i at least think so, but the sound coming out on the speakers is super low, even tho, the vol on the microkorg is max and on my focusrite is on max too... any idea? so i am on saw, osc... it actually was the whole time very silent. like very silent...
Can you input the output of the microKorg into Ableton Libe 8.x (or higher), or will it only work as a midi controller with Ableton Live? Thank you!
Dano K It sends MIDI through the MIDI ports and audio through the Audio outputs. It doesn't have audio or midi over USB.
thanks!
None of these micro korg videos are clear about how you save a particular patch sound and recall it later for a song or live performance. Is there a video that explains this ?
Can you do hip hop beats on this? I dont know if I need one I want to make rap beats and rap over them but I don't know if fruity loops is better or this.
Fruity Loops or another DAW would be better. This is a monotimbral (can play one sound program at a time) synth with a four note polyphony. It's not a keyboard workstation like a Korg Trinity or M50 or Kronos / Yamaha MOTIF series etc. I suggest mastering software like Fruity Loops first (with a cheap MIDI keyboard controller) and then you will know whether you need this or not.
Have you ever tried to recreate polymoog's vox humana sound on microkorg? I've seen one guy did it but he wants money for info about patch.
I have not unfortunately. I actually no longer have the microkorg, having made these videos back in 2013.
@@Mamotreco Oh ok, thank you anyway.
so grateful
Hi jacques, was wondering if you could help me with a sync issue- when I set MIDI clock to EXT, this seems to disable the keyboard and arpeggiator. How am I supposed to put a pattern in? Trying to sync with a DSI tempest. The channels are set correctly on the Mikrokorg and tempest btw.
You need to have the tempest send out a MIDI clock signal to the Microkorg. Otherwise the the Microkorg will do nothing while waiting for clock signal to arrive. Best of luck.
but, but, but.. after all this soundshaping. i missed at the end of the tutorial: how do i save it? :O i guess press 'write'.. ok here i go.. thanks for the vid!
ok that wasn't it. all gone *facepalm/cries*
thank you very much!
Thank you
Thank you ! well done :)
+yomichee Thank you for watching!
Can the audio come directly from the korg itself or do you have to have a stereo?
thanks this is very helpfull👍
Glad to hear it! Thank you for watching.
@@Mamotreco Yes, now I understand the instrument a little better, now I can make my own sound from scratch....
Great tutorial video you have obviously studied this which is great and a nice bit of kit , I'm wondering if you can help me , I'm after a tone that the Kings of Leon use at the beginning of fans when they play live , any chance you might know how I can achieve this sound , it's almost like baba o'riley but just the first couple of seconds of it
Great vids and keep up the great work 😃😃
I'm guessing that's a no then lol
+mike ruck sorry I don't know how to achieve that sound.
+Jacques Mongrel ok I just got a chance to listen to that sound. You probably want to set the oscillators to square, filter them a little, have very short envelope and use the arpeggiator switching between time divisions.
I have only just seen this reply , I will check it out I have no idea how the korg works lots involved in it it's an amazing piece of kit , thank you so much really appreciate it 👍🏻😊✌🏻️
hello mate, i was just following your video but at the beggining, when i reset the patch, it doesn't make sound, it doesn't reset actually. Do you know whats happening? thank you for the video
the volume falls dramatically when I choose the single option from the second knob. Is there a reason for that?
Which one is better, this one or the XL? Which one can do more?
XL more polyphony better keys, OG better interface, S has speakers
@@donleino Well, better late than never, eh? lol
@@SoundMediaVibes lol I'm notorious for commenting on 10 yr old comments! Helps future inquirers ! Cheers
Would this work without a control board and with a simple macbook computer? Or even acoustically?
You could run the audio from the outs to the audio in of your macbook to record it ... yes (in modern macbooks you can set the headphone jack to be an audio input). You just need a cable that goes from the 1/4" TRS outputs on the microkorg to the 1/8" stereo TRS input on the mac. Only thing is you will have to monitor your recording through the macbook speakers. If possible you could use an audio interface which will provide a better recording experience.
lol Square wave which is more rounded 8:12 , i know what you mean though.
:)
NICE! thanks so much man
Thanks!
Is there any way I can use a foot pedal with this?
+JiffiJiffJeff Try controlling it with another midi keyboard that can handle a pedal
Does the MicroKorg XL have the same capabilities? At least by a basic sound engineering point of view.
Yes it should. The Microkorg XL is essentially an updated microkorg sound engine in a new case design.
Synth & Sundry great. I'm buying one and thanks for these vids
One way is you can save the preset, then switch to a different one and back again to the original. I've had this question forever tho, i wish there was an easier way.
"actually don't know what that means, wow that's quite a drastic change" lol
Lol indeed! Surprise is the spice of life
My synth stops making noise unless I have it set to layered:( please help, all of my knobs and everything match yours but you lose me around 4:00-4:30
Hey im fairly new to the microkorg. Is there a way to have two channels on a patch? Like a clean and a overdrive, or do i just need to create two patches?
***** ask your question on reddit /r/syntehsizers
+justin g I think it is better to create two patches.
Hi. Can you tell me please if the microkorg has a pitch envelope or something that can be used as a pitch envelope?
+jcikhop unfortunately, I don't have my Microkorg any more so I cannot check. Off the top of my head, it does not have a dedicated pitch envelope. You may be able to route the amp or filter env to control pitch using the modulation slots. If I were you, I would check the manual which can easily be downloaded as pdf to see if that is possible.
Synth & Sundry Thank you :)
Instead of turning the edit knobs to get back to editing, just press shift + a/b
great!
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for this sir