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I use mostly Windows, but when it comes to music i use a Mac. Any plans on doing a Mac port eventually? I might be getting a Mac, next month. OTOH owning a Mac and being a Mac programmer are two different things. This looks great, and that patch sharing feature is amazing! :D Still a few things ...

Try this: :-) !- microKORG: "Bass Guitar" !- web: http://www.artlum.com/mk !QlgAEQABQmFzcyBHdWl0YXIgAQUHJGAA !PAVAAABAAAAUQBZGAIJRICwBAP7/OCBA !TEBgBQAANAAAQEAAfwAAAX8AQEBAf0AA !QEAFQGQQAFoLEBAgBhAgBkBAAkAjQHdA !/zggQExAYAMAADQAAEBAAH8AAAAqAEBA !QH9AAEBAf2Z/EAA/SRAQIAYQIAZAAQJA !I0B3QA== !- crc32 ...

I don't think you can turn note data on/off.

Maybe you could set it to a different MIDI channel and the Volca will ignore it.

rossco242 wrote:Uh-huh......... Yep, I've already tried that.

Had to make sure

Does your cable have lights on it? Do they flash?

I'd say it's probably an Ableton problem because there's no way to stop a microKORG from sending note on/off events (as far as I know).

Try swapping the cables around.

Try this: !- microKORG: "Alarm" !- web: http://www.artlum.com/mk !QlgAEQABQWxhcm0gICAgICAgAQUHAEAA !PAAtRwAEMgAWQA9MAIdAJTYBAP//MABA !TEBDBTgAGwAhPh8Af0QAAkUSQEBAd0AA !QEAAOX9/ADN/ABEnBhARBlJ/QiwjQHdA !- crc32: 3918820808 !- end: "Alarm" (Convert it to parameters here: http://artlum.com/microkorg ...

A bit more work... I finished the online 'decode' page so now you can use the sounds without a copy of MK Editor. Just paste them into a web page to convert them to raw microKORG parameters: eg. The sound I posted above: !- microKORG: "Church Organ" !- http://www.artlum.com/mk ...

There's been some interest in the copy/paste sound format above so I've written some documentation here: http://artlum.com/mk

Press Shift-7

Turn knob 1 until it says 'PrG'

Press 7

If it fails, make sure write-protect is off (Use shift-8 for that)

agargara wrote:The power supply is the same that came with it, so the voltage is correct.

Only correct if it's not failing...

How many keys are affected? Did they all fail in a short period of time? That would suggest something bad happened to it.

That's not much info to work with. Has it been exposed to liquids or very high temperatures? Humidity? Sand? Have children been abusing it when you weren't looking? Are there any suspicious looking stains inside it? Check your power supply voltage (or try running it on fresh batteries), see if that ...

Weirdofromouterspace wrote:Thanks for all your effort! I will download and try it soon.

One thing I noted: There is a typo in the download license agreement, item d.. You wrote 'arlum' instead of 'artlum', so the link doesn't work as it should.

Fixed, thanks!

Download it here: http://www.artlum.com/microkorg To get you started, here's a sound I made: !- microKORG: "Church Organ" !- http://www.artlum.com/mk !QlgAEQABQ2h1cmNoIE9yZ2FuAggHAEAA !PAAuXQERGQAMRAlLAHhBBWQBAP//cApA !QkBFBQAAFgACNEAAf0AAAUpKQEBAf0AA !QEAAQH9EB39/JwIKAwJGDAJAA0BCQENA !- crc32 ...

I also found an awesome 3D model of a microKORG on the web so that had to go in there somewhere.

Update:

No beta yet, I've been busy and it's taking a bit longer than expected. I'm also making a web page to host it, which takes time.

Still, here's a screenshot of the latest feature...