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Seams this only happen when I'm running low on memory for some unknown reason that eludes me. I've been mastering a 90 minutes soundtrack.

The funny thing is that I was forced to update to eLicenser since my dongle broke a year back.

Now I don't know why this ever happens, but whenever I load Korg MDE-X, which I use extensibly to master my music with, it gets unauthorized and I have to reissue my license key. This starts to get rediculous. Anyone had this issue as well? And just to clarify to you all who might think otherwise ...

Now I don't know how old your computer is, but wouldn't it be simpler to connect both Kross and Keyrig to your puter, assign different MIDI ports to them, set the Keyrig to play say MIDI channel 2 on Kross, from within your DAW. Isn't this better and cheaper in the long run?

I totally LOVE it! This one rocks my soul so hard! Awesome tune. Keep it up!

Ready for some handsome pop music? Please check this tune out.

All recorded with my beloved Korg Kross except for a bell from reFX Nexus2 that I couldn't find any suitable result in Korg Kross.

It's an awesome synth hands down!

Most likely homegrown patches. Great song btw.

Now I don't know how much RAM Kross has, neither do I know how large the OS is. But these are a few changes I'd like to see implemented: 1. Numerical keypad. This is really a MUST HAVE when scrolling through the arpeggio patterns and waveforms. Hold FUNC and MENU and press: Step 1 - 10 for 0 - 9 ...

I'm using it mostly at home, but I'm gonna use it live as well.

No problemo. If you have a soundcard, and connected your Kross to it, then you can just simply play back the song, and record it in your DAW. Saves a lot of steps.

Well there are so many different speakers out there. Since I'm quite poor I'm thinking about getting this one.

Yes people, you're welcome to the Soundcloud group to post up your awesome tracks!

What I'm about to say can possibly offend some people: *sighs* I personally can't understand why people can't start exploring the waveforms in the Kross and come up with your own sounds. I mean c'mon guys you have 420 waveforms in Kross, 20 of them is from electric pianos. If you combine the DWGS ...

I personally can't see any viable reason to trust Ubuntu as a musician. It's a nice OS, but most hardware either fails miserably to interact with it, or hardware companies doesn't care to support Ubuntu. I'd say stick with Windows.