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Hello,
the site is suspended...
are this sounds still available somewhere ?

tx

I meant sessions, jams, rehearsals
sorry for bad english

create them in advance of your gig and use set list to view/bring them up as your live performance dictates I understood to create basic splits combis to adapt to needs. The problem is that very often I can't know in advance what split I will need. With other keyboards, select one sound, select ...

Seems to me you can set up 10 basic splits/layers in set list and label them for a good view Still you have to take note of the two programs to use, (otherwise there's no way to find them quickly), assign them, copy effects from first program, copy effects from second program and change the routing ...

I suffer a lot for the lack of
a quick split/layer function,
it's true that it's possible to do it with
combinations, but way too long and complicated
to do "on the fly" during gigs,
too many steps to do.

can somebody confirm that new o.s. 3.1 will be
available also to other kronos models ?

Kronos pianos NEED a little bit of compression effect
to really cut the mix.
It adds presence and body too.

Try it and share the experience

There are NO significant differences between Kronos upgraded, Kronos X and Kronos 2. Some aesthetic and some minor internal hardware differences, they sound the same. Kronos 2 has Berlin Piano (EXs17), EXs18 and KRS-07; these expansion are included in the "New Kronos Sound Pack", available at 249 ...

arne v wrote:Try playing the piano while watching the rendering of the resonance. Its like falling snowballs

yes it looks very Christmassy

Actually muting does seem like a good option. Of course then there would have to be a way to handle half damping too. But still, perhaps that's something that can be done in a version 3.1 or something. I hope so, string resonance is really good sounding, too bad that it's completely disactivated ...

Right, that's probably a limitation because the damper resonance is sample based. At least I think it is. There would be no (easy?) way to go from a sample of full keyboard resonance to single key resonance if the first is a sample. Maybe, but other digital piano's do it. and there are ways not too ...

ops Wrong example:
press a key until it fade off and keep it pressed,
press damper,
hit the same key one octave low,
release damper,
no sound at all.
in acoustic piano you will hear hamonics
of the first key pressed

yes, its gorgeous, good improvement, thanks a lot korg... BUT its far from perfection, and my hears instantly recognized a flaw :( it conflict with damper resonance. I explain that string resonance is treated differently from damper resonance, when you press damper damper resonance takes place, so ...

Hi! I have the original Kronos and I am about updating its OS to V3. But…! Does the new Kronos which is shipped of course with the v3 installed, has a better processor, with better onboard graphics etc? I am afraid that the previous model may be struggling to operate flawlessly. You don't have to b ...

I agree with difficulties of programming Kronos. It's a deep beast, engines are very complex, but I think that the flow to build a sound should be more linear. Expecially on modulations. I have a Waldorf blofeld, that as VA is quite more deep than AL-1, but, with only 6 knobs and a little non touch ...