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New libraries? What about fixing the problems? Like the RH3 kb, Set lists that are erased out of nowhere, Metronome that ramdomly does not work in Output 1, etc.

My last backup was made about 20 days ago, and I lost A LOT. I never tought it would happen, my M3 was reliable.

And from what I read, I am not alone...This is a serious problem!

Now I have to do my backup everyday....great....

Help! Today I turned my Kronos ON and ALL my setlists are initialized! I had about 5 or 6 set lists, and they were crucial for my work! I tried everything; nobody touched my Kronos, yesterday it was fine... HOW CAN THIS HAPPENS? I have a gig next saturday, and no time to do everything again! I am ...

This is just ridiculous.

Great News!!

Thanks, Korg!

runningman67 wrote:

curvebender wrote:

TSUNAMI wrote:I hope OS 1.5 has a check box in the global page : HIDE GM SOUND BANKS: would be great Korg .... maybe 1.6 ?

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Great band, great synth sounds. Congratulations!

I always experienced this problem. I my case, most pianos sound bad when I use Mono Sound, and in the most situations, I use my M3 in mono, and will use Kronos too. So, I ask: German and Japanese Grand sound good in mono? I also agree with the guy that said that some pianos are good only for solo ...

Redo the songs is not an option? You could get inspired by Kronos and try new things, make better versions, etc. I have about 30~40 songs in M3 and I decided to remake ("remake" or "redo"? Sorry, my english is poor) them, I want take advantage of the superior power from kronos. Just an idea ;)

"Towards the sun" is one of my favorites combis in the M3. And is great to have the opportunity of to meet and say thanks to its "father". Contragulations, Stephen! Just love that low frequencies hanging around. I use the combi to test my sound ;) Too bad Kronos does not have it. I will miss it.

That is so beautiful. I would love to have that program in Kronos

They call it "semi-weighted", but for me there's nothing "weighted" about it. It is synth action. No, there's definitely a difference between Semi-weighted and synth action. My Kohnler & Campbell upright piano's action is almost identical to the M3's semi-weighted action (resistance and speed). And ...

As far as i know, korg started making their own semi-weighted keybeds with the M3 and now is making the same for kronos, atleast for the higher end products. They call it "semi-weighted", but for me there's nothing "weighted" about it. It is synth action. Kurzweil PC3 has semi-weighted keys, M3 ...

Well, I was classically trained, I have a Yamaha C7 grand, I've played real piano all my life since the age of 7, and I prefer synth action on my synths. :mrgreen: That's a big surprise for me, I would bet that you love hammer-action keys, specially when there's a C7 in you studio and you play very ...

If every time you touch your weighted keyboard you're thinking about how much force is necessary to press the keys, vs. the phrase you are playing, that would be a clue that you should have gone with a synth action. Or that you need more training, lol. I think hammer-action keys help the ...