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When I use a NanoKontrol Studio with Wavestate Native, the vector joystick functions is automatically mapped to the touch pad on the Nanokontrol Studio.

For some reason, I can't seem to be able to figure out how to do the same with a Nanopad 2.

Any suggestions ?

Thanks, I'll check out that Midi host from Kenton. No wireless solutions for me, thanks...

I have a Korg Liano that I mainly use as a MIDI controller for VST's on my computer.
The Liano only has USB so no 5-pin MIDI.

However, would it be possible to connect the Liano to another board, either directly via USB or via 5-pin MIDI using an adapter like for example the Roland UM-One Mk2 ?

I thought so as well that it was possible as long as the kross 2 is turned on and connected to the computer.
However, I’m now considering buying the Korg Collection 4 instead. I believe this will offer me more in the long run…

Thanks for the explanation !

If by "those sounds" you mean the Kross's sounds, then no. The Kross Editor can be used to edit the Kross' Programs and Combis, and to play those sounds via the editor's on-screen keyboard, but it has no mechanism to route USB MIDI from another keyboard. The easiest way to play the Kross' sounds ...

If by "those sounds" you mean the Kross's sounds, then no. The Kross Editor can be used to edit the Kross' Programs and Combis, and to play those sounds via the editor's on-screen keyboard, but it has no mechanism to route USB MIDI from another keyboard. The easiest way to play the Kross' sounds ...

If you use the Kross editor plugin in a DAW (with the Kross 2 connected to the computer, of course), can you trigger those sounds with another keyboard, like a MIDI controller ?

There's Korg Gadget 2 for Mac, and then there are the plugins for Mac and PC. Suppose you buy the full Gadget 2 for the Mac, does that include alle the gadgets as plugin as well, or are they separate ? I'm asking the question because I downloaded Korg Gadget LE to try it out, but the gadgets don't ...

I'm quite puzzled as far as available sounds are concerned, iPad vs iOS. The only thing that's really clear is that Korg Gadget 2 is available for Mac and iPad. All the rest, there seems to be some overlapping with for example Korg Collection 2 for Mac and all of the sound libraries you can get for ...

chelsea4023 wrote:Hi,
It's such an ugly piano it wouldn't get past my front door (at any price).

Chris

Ugly ? Think you just described your RD2000...

chelsea4023 wrote:Hi,
It's such an ugly piano it wouldn't get past my front door (at any price).

Chris

Ugly ? Think you just described your RD2000...

I have played Korg's RH3 on a SV1 and Grandstage. Liked it very much. I understand that the RH3 action can feel different depending on the model, and so I haven't tried it on the Kronos, but I can't imagine it feeling radically different from the SV1 or the Grandstage. I was looking for the almost ...

Love my MP11SE as well. It's what I should have bought from the start. I've found that I don't like workstations at all because they're more computer than keyboard. Synths, don't need those either. I started out with music at a very young age, learning classical piano. I had a Yamaha upright at home ...

Poseidon wrote:Thank you for bringing good news.

I was already planning to sell my kronos 2-88 (2018 model), and buy Kawai MP11SE. But it seems like i give a chance to Korg and see how it goes.

That's quite ironic. I have a Kawai MP11SE, but had been considering buying a Kronos 2 88 at some point in time