The Ketron Drum Mixer Trick That Transforms Any Midi Style! | Event & EVM

What is the difference between Ketron’s Real, Live and MIDI styles—and how can the Drum Mixer transform the styles you already have? In this practical tutorial, Paul explains the important differences between these three style formats on the Ketron Event and EVM, helping you understand why they can sound and respond differently. The second part of the video focuses on the Drum Mixer and demonstrates how it can be used with MIDI styles to create additional variations without having to edit or rebuild the entire style. In this video, you’ll discover: 🥁 The differences between Real, Live and MIDI styles 🎹 Why each type has its own strengths and limitations 🎚️ How to access and use the Ketron Drum Mixer 🥁 How to control individual elements of a MIDI drum kit 🔇 How removing or reducing selected drum sounds can change a variation 🎵 How one MIDI style can produce several different rhythmic textures ✨ Simple ways to make a style better suited to different sections of a song By changing the balance of the kick, snare, hi-hat, cymbals and other percussion elements, you can create anything from a lighter verse accompaniment to a stronger and more energetic chorus. It is a powerful feature that can breathe new life into older or third-party MIDI styles and give you far more control during a performance. For further details and current information about Ketron keyboards and modules: https://tidd.ly/45ji403 Visit Keyboard World for more arranger-keyboard tutorials, product information and tuition: https://www.keyboardworld.co.uk Discover the Keyboard World Arrangement Club, featuring detailed video tuition and three progressively developed arrangements of every song: https://www.keyboardworld.co.uk/produ... If you found this tutorial useful, please like the video, subscribe to Keyboard World and tell us which Ketron Event or EVM feature you would like Paul to explore next. #KetronEvent #KetronEVM #KetronKeyboard #DrumMixer #KetronStyles #MIDIStyles #ArrangerKeyboard #KeyboardTutorial #KeyboardWorld