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The USB-A connectors on the M3 are intended for mass storage devices, such as external CD-R/RW, hard drives or memory sticks. There is no mention in the user manual of using any other type of device connected via the M3's USB-A connectors, so the nanoPAD probably won't work plugged directly into ...

Gargamel314 wrote:It works with the Kronos - you just plug it in and it automatically works. Can't imagine why it wouldn't work with the M3, but waiting for another user to confirm. Are your pads not working correctly?

Yes they work fine , just run out of pads for some of the songs i do

thanks anyway

Can a Nanopad 2 be used to play chords on M3 like the pads that are already on it.

Hey

Thanks for that, good to know. I was hoping it could be done digitally or transferred by pressing a few buttons or wave a magic wand lol. Looks like it's long job ahead of me.

Thanks Pal

Can the M3 use naopad2 ?

Is it possible to get my trinity sounds on to my krome ?

NO volume slider is good just seems to be random pops tried different leads ,right and left jack in put, headphone input all the same . like a static build up or dry joint maybe a loose connection not sure. Don't know where to start.

Hi folks I've got a korg Trinity pro have it about about 22yrs now still gigging it. but the last couple of gigs there has been a crack and pop sound coming from it. Quite a loud bang sound off sorts which is pretty bad. I haven't a clue really what it is don't think it's mains issue though. Would ...

Hi Guys
I've 22yrs now gigging it. but it started making cracking ,popping noises out of audio outs any ideas what it would be

hi there
thanks a lot for taken the time to answer my quiery

hi i bought korg m3 in america now in uk used a transformer to convert power 240v to 110v. I was going to change the voltage in the m3 and notice the build in adapter korg ka-300 says switching adapter input 100-240v. does that mean i can plug in uk mains lead without the transformer ?[/b]