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Oh, dear... I'd better not mention Deckard’s Dream then :wink: $3749... and " No single part of a circuit is equal to the CS-80 " That's a bummer right from the start! I was seriously thinking about one, but the lack of a commercially available polyphonic aftertouch keyboard that was also a t ...

So: - You're saying The Behringer D is an evolution of the Minimmoog - You've written off an entire genre of music as crap - You're dismissing the notion of integrated synthesizers - You're dismissing the notion of performance as important - You're falsely saying that multi-keyboard setups are gone ...

So why can't Behringer release a keyboard version too Evolution. The keyboard ecosystem no longer supports the Rick Wakeman approach to keyboards, where the keyboardist would be surrounded by a crap ton of keyboards. Instead, they want lean and mean keyboard sections. Additionally, a single MIDI ...

History also proved the valur of the Korg M1 and the Yamaha DX7. [...] Why can't you accept that technology evolves? Depends on what you mean by "evolve". If you mean "improve", then that's not necessarily true. My DX7 was great (for its time). The DX7II was even better. My SY99 was even better ...

Kevin Nolan wrote:let's compare the Behringer D to a Minimoog and equally conclude that it sound crap - again the correct conclusion.

Sounds to me like you're prejudging the instrument. Or do you own one that you aren't admitting to?

The price of an instrument is not necessary correlated with the musicality of the instrument. A MiniMoog may, or may not, be a better instrument than the Beheringer Model D. The music you create on a Beheringer Model D may, or may not, be better than the music you create on a MiniMoog. Sorry, but ...

My update worked when I: 1) formatted the memory stick on the Kronos and not on a PC 2) followed the directions and copied all the subdirectories, not just the files in the install directory to the root of the memory stick I lost a couple hours on the install process, but almost all of it was not ...

If they created a Kronos rack, I'd like them to update the operating system for both the Kronos and the rack to support what I call "Slave Mode". In slave mode, the keyboard and the rack work together as a unified whole, with double the polyphony of the keyboard, etc. Also, this would give you twice ...

I still want to know how much access it gives to the various signals. I know it's not a 2600, but if it has access via those plugs at the top to envelopes, etc., it might be a good starting point for a full modular system. Less than half the cost of the Lifeforms SV-1. And I'm GLAD it doesn't. As a ...

The pre-order page appears to have disappeared. I still want to know how much access it gives to the various signals. I know it's not a 2600, but if it has access via those plugs at the top to envelopes, etc., it might be a good starting point for a full modular system. Less than half the cost of ...

onetlittle wrote:MIDI Cable goes back to Amazon

If you decide to connect your Kronos to another keyboard, you'll find that MIDI cable useful.

I like the Yamaha FC7 Expression pedal. Has two physical setups, so you can choose the angle of your foot that you prefer (standing vs sitting). Very smooth, worked right out of the box, and sturdy so it stays put on the floor. (It does NOT have Audio connectors, so it will only do midi control ...

Keith Emerson used knives.

For a future project I'm working on, I'm going to need to recreate the sounds of Pink Floyd on my Kronos. Using Google, I've found the following libraries: Korg Kronos Pink Floyd Cover Pack MKI - http://www.leadsounds.com/korg-kronos-pink-floyd-cover-pack Endless Floyd Anthology - https://www ...

which is one of the reasons that I am an advocate for desktop format workstations. Desktop format workstations still take up a lot of room. Yes, you'll save money on the keyboard (which is a factor for a home studio), but I'd rather go for a rack mount workstation. You still save money on the ...