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Importing user drum grooves

 
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jimknopf
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 7:11 pm    Post subject: Importing user drum grooves Reply with quote

I'm struggling with the import functionality of drum grooves in the Kronos.

I would like to have my own user grooves besides some dvid haynes grooves in the Kronos. But it definately takes to many steps to import grooves one by one.

Another problem is that you can't prelisten and decide directly at the Kronos which ones to import. So you have to make your choice at the PC, without having heard the (GM format) files with the Kronos drumsets. If a file doesn't fit a Kronos drumset sound well, the invested import time was in vain.

Has any of you found a way to get the import done in a smarter way?
And to Dan and Rich: any chance that drum pattern import might become easier with help of a Korg Kronos midi tool or an OS update?
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