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Try these address:

http://www.korg.com/Support.aspx

Then Type Nano in search and go to Downloads. There you can get the driver for Windows or Mac. Good Luck :!:

I've had that problem with the NanoKey...it usually runs ok with Reason, but from time to time the PC does not recognize it. What I have done and seems to correct the problem, at least for as long as I do not turn off the Pc, is to disconnect it and connect it into another USB port. If not, I'll ...

I adviced another user the following and he replied it worked fine: You should try it with Redrum. First you must assign the pads to notes, with the scene editor, that you download from Korg. Basically it works like this: Redrum 1 to 10, equal Middle C to Middle A including flats. You will have two ...

I've had that problem with the NanoKey...it usually runs ok with Reason, but from time to time the PC does not recognize it. What I have done and seems to correct the problem, at least for as long as I do not turn off the Pc, is to disconnect it and connect it into another USB port. If not, I'll ...

I just opened toontrack solo and got a screen asking me which durmmer to use. I've only got EZ drummer so this is a no brainer. Then at the top Menu you open MIDI>Midi Device and it opens a screen. You should have the option for the Nano pad as the Midi in device. Then you just start playing the ...

Great! 8)

PC's are troublesome. Macs work alright. You should try it with Redrum. First you must assign the pads to notes, with the scene editor, that you download from Korg. Basically it works like this: Redrum 1 to 10, equal Middle C to Middle A including flats. You will have two spare Pads. If you want to ...

I´ve not had any trouble with Reason 4 on my Mac. I did have some trouble with the driver with the PC. Apparently it was the driver. What I did with another PC I no longer own, was to use it as a generic driver and it worked fine. Still, it only recognizes one Nano. I use the NanoKey with my PC ...

They would be excellent for mobile/portable usage with a laptop, as well as desktop usage for quick inputting with minimal footprint. I think Korg have got something here. They'd easily fit into a laptop bag. The Nano Pad has caught my eye. However, is the Nano Key touch/velocity responsive? Yes it ...

[quote="19"][quote="Bigs"]That nanoKONTROL looks like fun.. too bad it's USB-only, it could also be useful when connected directly to a synth.[/quote] Yeah, I wanted to use the Nano Controls to control the nrpn/cc volumes, etc in my EM-1 & ER-1 mk2. It is the perfect size for them (for both my live ...

Got all three of them! Went to a Mac Store, and was looking for a compact kbd, an M-Audio, but was lucky enough to find the Nanos! I take the Key, in my laptop case, and use it with reason when I get stuck between appointments in my dayjob. It kind of works as a sketch pad for ideas. The only one I ...

If you mean Nano Pad, basically thought for drums, there is no scene specific to Reason that I am aware of. Are you using it for drums? What I have done is program a scene with pads going from 1 to 10 for Redrum that respond to Middle C through A, including flats (black keys). You still have 2 spare ...

Hi there! Got my Nanos, but I've been having some trouble with the Kontrol. I want to use the sliders on the Kontrol to control the sliders on Logic Express Mixer for real time mixing. It seems I can only get slider one and two to work, slider 3 on the Kontrol will automatically move slider 1 on ...