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Yes, they are definitely in the correct inputs. And no other MIDI devices are plugged in.

So my volume pedal doesn't work with my Kronos anymore. I made sure the polarity is negative (I have the official Korg-brand sustain pedal for the Kronos), and it isn't working. I'm positive it is in the right input. My volume pedal also is not working.

Please help me!

thank you

Thank you!

I would love for somebody to try to make a great sound that emulates that electric-piano-sounding sound in "Don't Trust Myself (With Loving You)" by John Mayer. It is a really cool sound . . . almost like a rhodes put through a wah? I don't know, but I would love for somebody to try to emulate it on ...

Burydudexxx wrote:Hi UK Kronos people

I have been offered a new Kronos 2 (61) in exchange for my 1st gen Kronos (61) + £1,400 in cash (from local music store)

Does that sound reasonable ?

Thanks in advance

Steve

It sounds almost TOO good to be true to me . . .

yes, you can do this. I asked the same question a bit back and a solution was presented to me by using IFXs (inside a Combi) and controlling the mixture that way. Check this thread: http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=91327&highlight=expression Thanks so much! That thread is very ...

Awesome! Good to know. Thanks!

You're probably right what a shame.

Is there a way to set one sound so that the volume pedal affects the sound oppositely? So when the volume pedal is up it is silent, and when it is down it is full volume? This would be cool and useful to say, in a layer, have strings set normally and electric piano opposite. Would be cool to both ...

Here's actually another situation. I wanna hook up a 8-pad drum pad. I would get a long Midi Cable so that the drummer of the band can use it. I want the drum pad to trigger samples from the Kronos, but I want to program it and control it. Is that possible?

Hey guys I kind of have a follow up question to this, since you guys have been so helpful. So, to my understanding, it is possible to basically add "another octave" (kind of) to your Kronos (even 88?) so that you can still use your full 8 keyboard to play other things but then have the MIDI ...

Do you think Korg will ever release a Kronos Rack Module? I would love that . . . it would be so useful!!!

As a sustain pedal for piano playing, the best choice is probably Korg's DS-1H half-damper pedal... df I have this pedal, and it works perfectly well, has a solid build, and wasn't too expensive (I bought a demo model from Sweetwater — don't know if there are any more of those available). So that's ...

I'm in a situation whereas my Kronos X appears unrepairable (only repair shop that I could contact can't fix it, so 3 months without) and I have 15 years of Korg experience with their OS layout language etc. I have projects that I must continue on and God knows I must create, but I'm at a watershed ...

I only want it on one sound or one combination. Is there a way to do that? Sadly no - I would like that too!!! Can't think of a way around this - sorry. Pete:D Hey Pete, Thanks for the help anyways. The only way I figured out how to play a whole chord with just one note for only ONE sound was to ...