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Mine failed to boot up recently as well. My warranty is expired so I opened it up to take a look and the SSD Sata cable just simply came unplugged. Replugged it back in and it booted up normally.

A lot of times I use the volume pedal to bring other sounds into a combi. An example would be while playing a pad I will have a choir assigned to 0 volume but have the midi parameters set to raise the volume of the choir and not the pad when I push the pedal down. Sometimes I will also assign the ...

Ok I just figured it out. Volume pedal was the issue. I'm guessing I disable the volume pedal and set the levels then save and I'll be good.

I'm probably overlooking something simple, but maybe someone can help me out. Whenever I am in seq mode all of my midi track volume sliders keep defaulting to 107. I can move them and save and when I go back they are at 107. If I change windows or go to combi or prog mode they switch back to 107 ...

Haha thanks. Probably developed from years of troubleshooting PC errors.

I went through a similar issue with the korg nanokey2. I was almost to the point of returning it but it randomly started working. I just kept messing with the uninstall feature that was mentioned in a previous post and changing usb ports until it finally worked. Although I never got the driver to ...

With some more experimenting I think I figured out the reason why. I was trying to save the file into a folder inside of a folder. I believe in the manual somewhere it said this was not possible with sequences with .wav files. Once I tried saving it into a root directory no problems. When I tried to ...

Ok it seems to be working now. Saved data loaded up. Everything seems in order. If anyone can explain why it wasn't saving I'd love to know it really bugs me not knowing what was causing it to hang up like that. Thanks.

Yes that is pretty much the exact same thing I did. I just didn't do anything with set list. Ok I updated to 2.06 O/S I went through the process again. Same result "unable to save" I then hit Erase track and selected erase audio tracks. I tried to save and it saved this time. Which is progress from ...

I'm not sure. As soon as I load a .wav into an audio track the sequencer will no longer save anything. You can't erase all tracks and save. You can't save another song number it's like it just renders the sequencer useless as far as saving data. Once you shut the Kronos off it will save sequencer ...

Ok this is interesting. If I delete the .wav files returning the Kronos to the state that it did successfully save at it still won't save now. I get the same error message. "unable to save file"

I just rebuilt the sequence. I saved before adding in the .wav files. It saved fine no issues. I added in the .wav files. I get the unable to save file message. I'm stumped I wish it would say why it is unable to save the .wav file so I could know what was wrong. Any ideas?

Ok I followed the manual. I moved the .wav files onto the hdd. I loaded the files. I went into seq. mode and selected track edit page. I then assigned the wavs to the appropriate places. Audio 1, 2, 3, via audio event edit. It plays back everything is lined up and in order at this point. I then did ...

I am in sequencer mode. I have setup my Kronos to play .wav files as backing tracks. Everything is working correctly. I followed the manual and got everything to work as expected. It is now time to save the work. I went to Disk mode and chose to save the seq. I keep getting the message "unable to ...

Yeah that's what I ended up doing. Just wanted to make sure there wasn't a different method I didn't think of. Thanks