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Make sure to do a factory restore after the update. The factory restore finishes the installation and puts the stock sounds in the correct places

So the guy who decided to sabotage me because he's upset with how Korg runs their business is named Ari Simon. He decided to reach out to Luciano with my resume and then speak badly about me to him without having any previous experience with me because he's not doing well in business with Korg. You ...

I agree with you Aripearlmusic. I am also doubtful about the fixing of existing bugs. So far they have been adding new features and the bugs remains untouched. It will be very interesting to see how the quick record and post editing works with such an unstable OS. There are lots of issues with ...

10 times better than Korg on everything except for one feature which is the assignable buttons and Y+/Y-. Aside from that they kick Korg to the curb on everything. I'm done standing up for company that has their head so far up their extremities that they are high on methane.

I have reached out to the OS developers multiple times about different bugs that can be proven on every system. Let me give you an example try switching from any beat to another and you will see a cliffhanger. The OS developers assured me that I didn't read the manual properly. I am literally the ...

That's the piece that I was talking about it. It is manufactured like that and the replacement ones are identical.

Try switching from one beat to another. You will hear a cliffhanger full midi and audio stop from style A before style B kicks in making style transitions not seamless at all. The cliffhanger applies to all effects as well such as reverb and delay. I demonstrated this to Federico Pallotti of Korg ...

I'm warming up to the idea of switching to the Ketron if there are enough people buying sounds, beats, and specifically full sets. I'm already of the idea that Korg will not be releasing the update any time soon and quite likely are missing the source code for parts of the OS, missing the man power ...

Yes resampling is totally fine you just have to change the name so it doesn't name the original machine which is usually trademarked

The replacement buttons are the same as the original buttons and still have the same design flaw. The center peg part of the window needs to be shaved down and the board underneath the buttons needs to be secured better. The felt like paper around the buttons is also not doing you any favors and ...

As I explained before it's a quality control and design flaw and not related to the power or the LED brightness whatsoever

It can affect the functionality of the keyboard because the buttons are misshapen and not as secure as they should be and therefore prone to breaking quicker

The exact cause is simple. The button is constructed from 2 pieces. The clear part that is a window with a thick tab going through the center of the button is the cause of the black dots which are shadows created by the LED not shining through it evenly. The buttons themselves were printed with a 3D ...