Korg Forums

Mint condition, never left the house.

I'm looking for something more portable (less weight) for rehearsing and gigging.

Asking 999 EUR but you're allowed to make me an offer or a trade.

in that case... forget it! Although 80 bucks seems a good deal for the Karma software as a package, I don't believe that _you_ have to loose 30 on it just to be able to transfer a fully paid license (which you did... you bought it, you ain't gonna use it anymore, you should be able to sell it or ...

are you absolutely sure it can be legally transfered? I'd be willing to pay you you 30$ for that

I've had great results using an Edirol UA25-EX as an audio interface. Costs about $200.

I managed to get it working in Reaper... maybe that will help you. The steps are probably very similar although I don't know anything about Studio One

http://benpittoors.wordpress.com/2009/1 ... eaper-daw/

A Mic-in is typically phantom powered (amplified), so yes that may be the distorting factor. You'll get better results using a Line-In, although you may try to lower the amplification of the Mic-in to an acceptable level if you don't have a Line-In. But if you really want to do some recording, you ...

A Mic-in is typically phantom powered (amplified), so yes that may be the distorting factor. You'll get better results using a Line-In, although you may try to lower the amplification of the Mic-in to an acceptable level if you don't have a Line-In. But if you really want to do some recording, you ...

+1 for the 88 key

although, if you're used to synth action keys you'll need some practise in the beginning

I'll never consider anything else anymore now I'm used to it

Everyone's quest for a 'good grand piano' sound is confusing me. In 40 years of playing I've never heard 2 pianos sound alike. They may be similar, but never exactly alike. Why look for that one sound? Good piano sounds are relative. What I think is good you may hate. I think my old steinway ...

in the M50 download section there is a PCG of an M50 containing some extra organ patches

however, most of the other programs and combi's are still the original factory presets

Here's the link: http://www.korgforums.com/support/m50/arroba.zip

OR you can do it using the M50 Editor Install the Korg M50 USB driver and the M50 Editor on your pc. Hook your M50 up Start the Editor and choose Utility - Import... You can then select the PCG This will import the _whole_ PCG, overwriting any other programs and combis you already created. If your ...

I suggest to not only offer your programs and combis as a .PCG, but also in the format that the M50 editor uses (ie .M50program .M50combi...). Those files are much smaller, and using the M50 editor you can easily choose in which program/combi bank and number you store them. I haven't found a way to ...

"You appear to be outside the United States or its territories. Due to international rights agreements, we only offer this video to viewers located within the United States and its territories."

Too bad

I also haven't had a chance to listen to many of the piano patches, how good are those? You should test them out. That is the only way you'll know for sure. But I, for one, am really happy with my M50's piano sounds. I compared them to a lot of synths (mostly soft synths, but also my Roland SC55 ...

mocando wrote:But for hard core image quality, nothing beats a DSLR.

But for hard core image quality, nothing beats an SLR.

... there, fixed that for ya

now where did I leave my Steinway somewhere?