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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » August 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: changing the colour of synth one?
warbug
Posted: 14th August 2003 15:14
i know i have seen this posted before but i cant seem to find it. so if any one can shed some light on this please do. Smile
Teksonik
Posted: 14th August 2003 15:22
Click the "Opt" button on the Synth1 Gui and you'll see the color customize option.I like #808080 for the panel-light grey easy on the eyes and #101010 for the text -black.Hope this helps. Very Happy
aMUSEd
Posted: 14th August 2003 15:33
Click on the opt (options) button. In the panel and text dialogues enter the colour values you want (in hex code). I use panel #960000 and text #ffff90 because it makes it look closest to a Nord lead but you could go for something a bit less red if you want.

Oh and to pick colours use any util that gives you the hex values - I use 3C colour detector - its free.
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