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Hi Guys If we could calm the post down a little that would be great. Done. I will discuss nothing but feature requests from now on, and I will be as polite as possible, Please forgive me for any rudeness you might have perceived. I have to say that I have tried to follow the issues that are being ...

[edit] I'm just going to let this stuff go, since the very nice man from Korg asked us to. It's not helping anyone. Enjoy. Actually, based on: a) ten years of working with and beta testing software for feature film effects. b) actually asking two crack programmers with whom I share a studio. Great ...

Thanks for the response. I understand the concern with not wanting to lose any quality in the tones, but in my experience 24kHz is far from lo-fi when dealing with old synth samples. I'll have to try it, of course, but after a very interesting discussion between some audio engineers in regards to ...

@thuggy_bear: I don't see how referring to every person who replies to your posts as a "troll" or "fanboy" is somehow not intended to be insulting (which I would say is an attack). While my first post about the editor (on another thread) was born of the frustration of literally 3 days of trying to ...

Why are customers defending the interests of the company instead of the customers´ (their own) interests here? ...Why is criticizing the respective product taken as a personal insult? I would even suggest that by improving the user experience, Korg would benefit a great deal from a relatively small ...

You have a misprint in your quote, which I'm sure is unintentional. The full response is: "No. They spent money developing the software so they aren't going to turn around and provide the source code to the general public." Since you don't work for Korg, I'm not sure how valuable you opinion is ...

Uh, I'm not attacking other users. I posted that it would be nice to have the software be open source, which then brought out every troll from under the bridge, very few of whom, other than the person who worked for Korg, actually had anything to say regarding the subject of this thread, other than ...

Way to be constructive. If you don't want to be part of this conversation, why did you join it? For the same reason I enjoyed reading Don Quixote tilting at windmills. If you think you're being constructive by continuing to repeat your same point, you are self-deluded. Ask your friends how to debug ...

My goal is to get you to: Violate the EULA, so that you can tell your prisonmate about crossfading until he's sick of it and makes you his bitch. Get you to beg your friends into violating the EULA, so that they can assist your prisonmate. Then you'll all have plenty of time to write your open ...

I will not repost my response to this, but for those following the saga of Thuggy Vs Those Who Do Not Like Crossfades can read it here: http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=50403&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0 DISCLAIMER: THIS IS THE EXACT SAME POST I SUBMITTED IN THE OTHER ...

It is, I have been told by those who would know, to reverse engineer software, which is almost certainly a violation of the EULA. In order to easily write software for the microSampler, you would need to have an SDK/API. However, why have you taken the time to contribute to this thread? Are you ...

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Cross fade your samples to your hearts content with this FREE software. You can simply export your samples from the editor software and manipulate them with this software then upload them to the MS with the editor software. If that still takes you more than 30 ...

DIY - actually means do it yourself, not do it for me for free. That's DIFMFF. Lot's of people want free software. Not so many people who make software want to give it away for free. I build fix guitars for the members of my studio, as well as do the visual effects generation. They handle the ...

Tupac, do you have nothing better to do than chase down every post I write that is mildly critical, and scold me? ARe you looking to brown-nose your way into a job at Korg or something? I work with software developers. I am a beta tester, and have been for more than 10 years, for visual effects ...

b) is something that your home computer can easily do, should someone take a few hours to program it And this estimate is based on your vast experience as a software developer? Actually, based on: a) ten years of working with and beta testing software for feature film effects. b) actually asking ...