when are we to get editing software??

keys · Post by **keys** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 2:32 am

just wondered what other forum members thought about Korg releasing some PC editing software for the PA? i for one think it would be great, to be able to edit sounds, styles and performances via such software...(just look at yamahas studio solutions..all free and they allow remarkably in depth editing of pretty much all facets of their boards)....i wonder if we set up some sort of poll, whether Korg would notice?????...
what do others think?............

dennis

rs1034lex · Post by **rs1034lex** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 3:01 am

Yes, please for mac osx

wittid · Post by **wittid** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 5:37 am

hi keys,

i totally agree with you - would be fine if there is a possibility to get this.
on top of your points the topic style organization would be nice with such a tool (that you can move all the styles on your key on any available places (including direct-hd).

korg, this is your chance to get customer satisfaction - takt it !!!

cuall
Detlef

franky silva · Post by **franky silva** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 10:08 am

wittid wrote:korg, this is your chance to get customer satisfaction - takt it !!!:

bassem · Post by **bassem** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:38 pm

yes pls and also this softwere shold be able to edite sampels and help in moving them form one set to another.
thanks a lot and hope this become true.

Booby · Post by **Booby** » Fri Jul 28, 2006 11:55 am

Hi,

yes of course, thumb up !

Regards.

Gorilla · Post by **Gorilla** » Sat Jul 29, 2006 7:59 pm

Keys said:

it would be great, to be able to edit sounds, styles and performances via such software

There is a program called "Style Works." This may not be what you want, but I believe it is an editing program. If I misunderstood your request I apoligize.

newbie · Post by **newbie** » Sun Jul 30, 2006 2:31 pm

What about a computer interface and software to create sheet music output for songs?

TheGuitarzan · Post by **TheGuitarzan** » Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:05 pm

YES! We needed a pc-based editor.

My other boards (Yamaha, Roland) came with nice editing software.

I bought the PA1X-PRO somewhat on impulse because it sounded so good. Had I done a bit more research on the total package, I would have stopped and paused once I reallized the PA1X-PRO did not have an editor.

Does the Tyros 2 come with one?

Korg... you must have something used interally. Release it to your customers... PLEASE... for FREE!

Dave

keys · Post by **keys** » Sat Aug 12, 2006 8:18 pm

**bump**

just want to keep the poll going.....

Paolo@Korg · Post by **Paolo@Korg** » Sat Aug 12, 2006 9:02 pm

TheGuitarzan wrote:My other boards (Yamaha, Roland) came with nice editing software.

Am I wrong, or the Tyros came with a Sound editor for PC?
Pa1X has it onboard. Tyros requires a PC for editing sounds.

Paolo

keys · Post by **keys** » Sun Aug 13, 2006 6:07 am

hi paolo,
hope all is good with you.........

i think its not so much editing sounds on PC, but being able to re-organise styles, edit styles as well as sounds..and yes all of this can be achieved on the PA itself, but it is not the most user friendly system going around....is it? plus its fiddly and frustrating at times... korg has the hard bit done, they have the interface to the PC already (the USB port) so i reckon porting some software to be able to do these things on a PC, whilst i accept isnt shelling peanuts, it can be done....i would be happy to pay for such software, i do not expect it for free......i believe the reasons the Tyros 2 and the 1 before it sell so well and the online yamaha communities are so well populated is that there are 3rd party software programs available for people to tweak their hearts out (if korg even just gave some assistance to rick escercito with his PRM program, jeez, most of the programming work has already been done...you would have an easy to use style organiser almost immediately)...korg could come to the party by relesing software that allows users to fully edit their styles on a PC...........and another point is this........really, on a price basis, there isn't much between the PA and the Tyros 2, there's not much difference in sound/style quality between them, so why do more people buy them???? lots and lots and lots of online support from other users, together with lots of 3rd party software that enables this support and sharing.....i'd better stop coz this is getting too long, maybe some others can add why some software would be a huge boost for Korg..
all the best m8,
dennis

wittid · Post by **wittid** » Sun Aug 13, 2006 8:42 am

hello paolo and all,

and the fact is - editing on the pc is quite more easy than on the little display (pc most have a 17-19" TFT or Monitor).

Maybe the organization of the sample ram is a good point too.
Move samples, change samples on the same place ....... complete sample organization structure - make them visible - at the moment it´s a kind of dark box and everything can happen if you delete s sample, but make it shure for us users.

wish you all the best
Detlef

keys · Post by **keys** » Mon Aug 14, 2006 8:00 pm

*bump*

Emperor · Post by **Emperor** » Tue Aug 15, 2006 11:01 am

I asked Mr. Trammanoni to help me understand the file format of PA1X. I can develop a tool with features that follows:

• Explore PA1 set file.
• Edit locations of sounds, styles and performances(drag-drop).
• Import samples and muti-samples from another set.
• Load sounds, styles and performances from another set.
• Edit the song book.
• Provide user friendly interface and simulate PA1X screens.
• Use C# and Visual Studio 2005 for development.

I even did not get a reply from him.

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