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Yes. Although only with a bit of programming. is this covered in the m50's manual? or do you have something you can link me to? Of course you can just connect a MIDI controller to play it like you would with the M50's own keyboard right. This is what i want. to be able to play both at the same time ...

i have a friend with an m50, and he wants to be able to connect a midi controller to his m50....so that he can play different sounds at the same time. like having two keyboards.

is this possible?

synthjoe wrote:You're welcome. Take it to a TV repair workshop, as I wrote. They'll fix and convert it to 230V~. All required details are in the schematics I linked.

Good luck!

out of curiosity, how do they change it to 230v? is it as simple as swapping out a part?

I'm certain the burning smell was coming from the power supply. No doubt about it, I'm afraid I have misunderstood you. I though you wrote the smell came from the ferrite ring, but re-reading your posts I realise it was only my interpretation. You shouldn't be that sceptical with Korg, I ...

a pic of the power supply...

I'm certain the burning smell was coming from the power supply. I smelled it a day or two before the keyboard went haywire. And the smell was coming right from the power supply area. and when i removed the power supply from the keyboard, the smell inside the keyboard was not present... So the ...

Hi As with any electricaly related problem, it would be difficult for someone on the forum to give you any definate advice on how to fix it without seeing it. The first thing is not to attempt to use the keyboard any further to avoid the risk of electric shock to yourself. Secondly call your Korg ...

A few days ago, an electrical burning smell appeared, very slight...almost not noticable. Then one day the key board screen went haywire...showing odd characters etc. and the keyboard was un-responsive. The smell was coming from the power supply area, so i took it out, and i think its coming from an ...

Ok, I think im starting to figure this all out here... so, im going to buy a USB MIDI interface cable soon. I downloaded sound patches for the korg, and just downloaded MIDI-OX. My question is, can i somehow listen to the different effects/sounds on the computer before i transfer them to the key ...

Sharp wrote:
Nope... there's thousands of free sounds in the download section here at KORG Forums.

where? i cant find a download section....

Mods, sorry this is in the wrong place.... Ok, I play the drums and when its comes to keyboards and such I'm a total noob....So bear with me here... Well, I've done a ton of research on the M1 Korg workstations since i took it out of its 18 year hibernation, and it seems i have a nice a nice piece ...

ok, forget trying to get it from the PC to the korg..too complicated for me!

I'm just gonna order the card from voice crystal.

Well, i downloaded the 500 sounds + factory sounds. Its zipped, so i downloaded winzip from Download.com, and i cant get it to work.

I hate having to deal with this kind of stuff. I need help.

Thanks for the help guys, i just put in a new Battery :D Now, on to the sounds... I'm not an expert in computers, and i'm new to the whole keyboard thing..... So, I checked out the link DAZ gave me.....how do i get the factory sounds and the added sounds from my computer to the keyboard? Do I needs ...

Hi, My parents have a M1 Korg Keyboard in perfect condition that they bought in 1989, that has been in storage 17-18 years. So after all these years i blow the dust off the case, and open it up.....like opening a time capsule :lol: , take out the dinosaur and plug it in. Ok, So i get an error ...