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No new flagship workstation in sight - arguably one of the product lines that helped define Korg. But a virtual accordion that costs a small fortune? Hooray?

Is there any reason the OEM ones can't be repaired?

Some of these updates are enough to make me want to give the new MPC series a try, especially since they now do a keyboard version. I really couldn’t grok the previous version MPCs and found it hard t ...

Yes, but you will need to reauthorise your Kronos the first time it boots by entering a key.

I’m really sorry to hear about your experience, and it’s something that weighs on my mind too. In fact, I sold my Kronos 1, one of the first available in the country, a few years ago and bought a Kron ...

There's a bunch of things that can cause the issue you're experiencing. Reseating the RAM and ribbon cables/internal USB connectors won't hurt, but it may very well be something else. There's heaps of ...

I did find a similar bug a while ago that manifested like this - it had something to do with the bank type (HD-1/EXi) not being set correctly when loading a PCG where the bank type is different. It wa ...

Sorry if this is obvious
Is there a way to set/config a global limit on the pitch-bend range on a KRONOS X61? Ie for ALL patches
I want to apply this on a live set

No, not not directly onboard t ...

Hello - the built in screen is too small for some tasks. I have the Korg editor on my PC but it doesn't scale up enough for my eyes. Has anyone found a way to mirror the Nautilus screen on an Android ...

It's connected via RS-232 via a motherboard header I believe - which is nice from a latency perspective. I believe the Nautilus may have changed this design.

Use Linux and DD to clone, then use gparted to resize the partition to fit the new disk.

. It's possibly also worth noting that the Kronos and OASYS appear to use the same UI toolkit as their earlier Triton line - and I suspect that there's lots of re-used code between the Triton, MOSS, o ...

What's next? Stasis and disappointment.

Korg used to make aspirational, flagship products. Now they make cheap toys. Perhaps that is a transition that was made out of necessity.

The reason for the vague error messages is that, due to the way the Kronos is architected, it would be hard to give more specific error messages without additional diagnostic hardware built in to the ...

Ah, that's interesting about the difference in PCM - I really wish companies weren't so opaque about such things. Though now that you mention it, it somewhat confirms my suspicions that the issue may ...