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my NP USB connection is pretty solid and moving it about does not disconnect it.

Take it back and see what they say (in fact if they have a demo NP try that and see if it does the same thing).

Good luck and I hope you get it working cause it is a great little unit.

Hi TrondC: You've certainly been busy and it appears that you are making progress. I don't have Reaper, so I'm going to use the standalone version of Indy Free to try and help you out. I don't use Vista either (XP) but the principles should be the same. Firstly start up Indy Free stand-alone (in XP ...

ok. I'm assuming you have no host (like SONAR, Ableton Live, Reaper, etc), cause if you did then you'd be able to figure it out. Am also using Windows as an example. 1) Follow the intstructions to install the NanoPad (including downloding the editor and drivers for the Korg site). 2) Log onto ...

Don't know if you've decided or not but I heppened to win the MM a couple of weeks ago, and, despite not previously really being a big fan of the Moog sound in general, it is a very powerful and useable synth especially with the Melohman aspect. Note that all the presets ARE included with the demo ...

thx for the clarification.

glad I didn't upgrade then

not sure, but have you tried a different cable, and are you always using the same USB slot??

It works fine powered from my laptop

You accept that your Korg poly 800 isn't multi timbral, you accept that your old Ford Sierra doesn't have ABS. All modern synths are multi timbral & most modern Fords have ABS, but it doesn't mean you expect Korg to upgrade all their old synths any more than you expect Ford to upgrade all thier old ...