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"Chilly" Composed, Performed, Sequenced, Edited, and Recorded using a KorgTriton Extreme
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I could make changes to code I wrote 30 years ago. But the trick is I'd also need the original or compatible development environment - software and hardware that can compile, link, and genererate new libraries and executables. If the Kronos 3 uses EOL'ed OS and firmware with zero chance of future ...

#-o There's a thread on here several phone books thick of features people liked to see added or fixed on the Kronos and Korg pretty much ignores all of it if they even bothered. Korg will never know the opportunities for additional sales had they updated the OS to address some of the user requests ...

Triton Extreme performance demo of RPPR (Realtime Pattern Play/Record). RPPR is available in many Korg workstations from Triton to M3 to Krome to Kronos (but not Kross). This is a demo, not a tutorial, and there is a learning curve to understand how to set up and use RPPR. But once you take the time ...

stuartpryer wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2025 7:26 pm The Kronos 3 Boots in 48 seconds around 3x faster was 220 sec Kronos 2

But is the Kronos 3 loading a smaller set of default sound libraries?

At least, Korg should remain modest and omit superlative annoyances such as "Italian grand piano to die for " (it's certainly good, but come on) and " enormous 800 x 600 screen that is more responsive" (well, it is still the same size and my older Kronos screen doesn't lag), etc. Not as much as ...

Roland where is your ghost bru? It's called "Fantom" :D Hahaha Good one! https://www.korg.com/us/products/synthesizers/kronos3/ currently states "The internal SSD offers a generous 62GB* capacity, providing enormous space for user sampling or downloading additional Kronos Sound Libraries. * SSD ...

https://www.korg.com/us/products/synthesizers/kronos3/ But as a musician I love the statement that Korg is setting: as an instrument, the Kronos is still relevant. I'm not mad at Korg for this move - it certainly makes sense from a financial perspective - the potential to have maximum return from ...

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My bet would be that it will be a minimal reworking, with the same main board, screen and UI as the nautilus, but the IO of the original Kronos. TBH, I probably would have bought a Nautilus if it at least had a numeric keypad, sequencer transport buttons and value slider as the Kronos. Their ...

Selecting the link and then "Open in New Tab" also works.

"Usability" or perhaps "Workflow" Upgrades can introduce bugs and break compatibility. I say design and rigorously test before releasing a product, and get it right the first time. When products from yesteryear had firmware and OS indelibly burned in ROM, that was the way it had to be done.

I do see Krome are back in stock (61 and 73 versions) online in some U.S. stores. I do wonder if Korg decided to scale back Krome production so it wouldn't compete with the Nautilus. I imagine the production costs would be about the same, but Nautilus would provide a higher profit margin. Pure ...

I've set up a COMBI with multiple splits and patches and recorded a song with it. I now want to play over the song with a brand new sound on the whole keyboard without triggering or interfering with any of the previously recorded parts. Anyone know how to do this? Thanks! In the sequencer, select ...

Ahhh I remember that song - from the era of key changes and hand claps! And DX-7 of course. The right hand part does sound like it came from a DX-7. Perhaps there's a sound from the MOD-7 Kronos engine that's similar. The attack and envelope sounds like a synth guitar - perhaps look in the Guitar ...