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*Just* got in on this in time -- many thanks xmlguy!

Can you rent one at your destination? Or is this a permanent move?

Yes -- they are reprogrammable MIDI controllers.

You can set them to play chords or single notes/CC -- see p382 of the Parameter Guide. See also p36.

Michael Shipway wrote: http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2012/0-001

Cool. In case this helps too, the two Kronos sections in the streamed version specifically (there are download options too): [MM:SS]

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SeedyLee wrote:It seems "The Big Korg Event" comprises a series of demonstrations and workshops over several weeks, rather than one large, specific event.

Indeed: http://www.korg.co.uk/thebigevent/index.php

An unfortunate misunderstanding of an ambiguity in English around the word "event".

Just looking at the picture on your blog of the app and noticed under the "Kaossilator Pro" settings you have selected the KPRO "PAD" and "SOUND" Pretty sure I had just selected "Kaossilator Pro" from the list.. I'll try again when i get home in case that was the issue! Tried this, but all i see is ...

This seems very promising! I haven't got it to work yet, but thank you for the effort, nonisja!

Has anyone had any real success with controlling their Kaossilator with a MIDI device such as a keyboard? Sorry I have not -- but I just wanted to support the question. I would like to do this too. I was surprised it didn't "just work" when I hooked up a MIDI keyboard... Still looking for the ...

+1 on congrats, thanks both Sharp and Korg USA, and for sure, noticeably faster!

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Zoolook wrote:Not sure why you're asking me where I 'got this information'. The editor definitely only runs in emulation. Just launch it, open Activity Monitor, and it'll tell you what process it's running.

v2.0.1 of the editor reports it runs Intel native for me on Snow Leopard 10.6.7.

Us still advertisement free. BTW, I didn't see this option discussed in the thread. Personally, I would not mind ads. We are all used to them elsewhere on the Internet. This place does not have to be an island without ads. I can get ad-free experiences and be happy elsewhere in my life. Here, it ...

No references to samples, SD Card or anything else. I think some of the discussion here is bit unnecessarily complicated about the SD card, gurn. It is an internal "hidden" device, not originally intended to be "seen" by the user. So you won't see it mentioned on the screen and can only detect its ...

Because of the difficulty of getting M3 keybeds on their own (I don't believe they were ever sold separately), you might consider getting a Triton keyboard and using it as a controller. Various are available quite inexpensively used, and you get the bonus of an additional synth for perhaps less ...

Standard MIDI. Keyboard Out --> M3 In.