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I just got the special "Titanium" edition Kronos running OS v3.1. I made a Cakewalk instrument file in case any oif you still use SONAR... This has the Italian piano which comes pre-installed in user bank CC.

You can grab a copy at http://bhs.minor9.com/Kronos_Titanium_v3.ins

I am a new owner of a Kronos Titanium 61, and wanted to create a Cakewalk INS file for all the sounds that are installed (yes, I still use Cakewalk SONAR) The Kronos Editor software (v3.1) does enable me to export an INS instrument file, but the file does not actually contain the patch names - Just ...

After I turn on my SV-1 76, there are about 12 keys that will not sound. The key feels OK, but there is no sound output nor MIDI output. If I wait a while (5-10 minutes) the other keys gradually come back to life. Sometimes it takes almost 30 minutes for a particular key to come back to life. I can ...

Thanks for the tip! I never noticed if you just pressed the REC/WRITE button, then press "Meter:" on the touchscreen, you can use the wheel to dial in any meter. I just selected 1/4, which gives me a metronome with no accent.

If you want to use the M3 sequencer to record with the metronome, you apparently have no choice but to use 4/4 time, as every 4th beat is accented. I would prefer to have a straight beat without the accent. Is there anyway to get this?

It's a 3 DVD set...
http://www.sudosonic.com/servlet/the-42 ... ial/Detail

Thanks for the tip!
Turns out I achieved the desired results by turing OFF program changes.. BIAB sends out program changes that don't work with the M3, so by telling the M3 to ignore them, I can just setup my instruments directly on the M3 in SEQ mode.

I'd l like to clean up my rack and get rid of an old Roland JV-1010, which I only use when I need a General MIDI sound module (for use with Band-in-a-box). I'd rather just use my M3.. I can initialize GM on the M3, which sets up the sequencer to use bank G, but it won't respond to the standard GM ...

I ordered the 3 DVDs and have only made it through the first one and half of the second, but it is definatly worth the money. I have little patience for the Korg users guide, and I found every thing I needed to know in the DVD. Plus, I like Paul's down-home southern accent. Seems like he should be ...