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Yes KORG, please do it ! Make a new package of the DIGITAL COLLECTION, including the new plugs that belong to the Digital Collection and OVERHAUL the WAVESTATION (sound management) ! I would pay another 149,- Euro - price in Germany for the previous Digital Collection (complete) - just for this ...

Granted, that would basically break compatibility with existing WS sound libraries Not necessarily. If you once saved the bank with the KLC-Wavestation it is no more compatible to the hardware anyways. But if you load a old hardware bank into the KLC, a better import routine could check the stored ...

You could sync the Laptop to the Desktop via MTC (or Midiclock), handle all audio on the Desktop and all midi and VSTi on the Laptop to which also the midi-out of your keyboard goes. Then connect the audio-out of the Laptop to spare audio-ins on the Desktop. But this is a rather cumbersome setup ...

He means if you have a KLC-plug loaded in your prefab-song, the dongle will be called on opening the app. Sounds like a harmless solution, but that means also: If you loose the key someday you also loose all of your songs that used a KLC-plug... You cant even open the songs to unload the KLC-plugs ...

There is no info along the download.
The exe simply closes directly after start. Starting with parameter "?" does not work.
Dragging a fxb-file onto it does not work either.

How should someone use this ?

A similar problem, not only annoying but preventing my work, is with the KLC-Digital Collection. In the Wavestation it is not possible to collect your sounds into a new bank. You have to load and browse hundreds of banks one by one to find a particular sound ! And for each single new created sound ...

Maybe your controller is sending constantly ?
What happens if you disconnect the controller-unit ?

I think Korg should rather solve the issues in the KLC-Wavestation.
You are not able to organise selfcreated patches yet. You end up with a shi*load of corrupted Banksets but are not able to compile a bank of own sounds.
Lots of halfdone things are not good for a companies reputation ...