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For Dan Stesco's website:

http://www.danstesco.ro

You won't be sorry!

SD Card.

Korg NanoKontrol 2 adds plenty of Sliders, Knobs and Transport Control buttons.

I hope this link helps:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Zbi1g2kync

Keep us posted how you make out.

Thanks for the response and the links.
Can anyone share favorite sites for sample d/l's to work with?

The video that you referenced was very helpful. However, there was supposed to be a link(s) listed for downloading AWAVE and KSTools.
Do you have the links?
Thanks.

Here's a link to another post in this forum that may help.

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=95528

So far, so good...however, I've noticed recently that if I plug in a headphone jack during the boot-up process--it locks up and I have to re-boot--waiting until the process is complete--prior to plugging in the headphones.

You're welcome. Let us know how things turn out for you.

Here's a link to another post on this Forum--relating to the same problem. I hope it eases your mind. When I read the post that I'm referencing in the link, I couldn't understand how that could happen. But since you said that it went in on an "angle"--I'll be more careful. Good luck. http://www ...

The simplest method would be to save your song as a MIDI file on the Krome. Then transfer it from your SD card to your computer. Otherwise, you'll need MIDI interface and software (DAW) to record and save as a .wav file. I also have limited experience with MIDI workings, etc., so perhaps some of our ...

If it's Dream Theater you're interested in adding--it may be worth your time to check out Jordan Rudess' "JORDANTRON" App (a mere $9.99). If you can connect an iPad to your keyboard (Krome!)--you'll discover that he's shared numerous Signature sounds! Most artists of his caliber wouldn't even think ...

Dan,
Have you considered writing a "user-friendly" manual for the Krome?
Korg does a nice job, but you are a step above them in simplifying solutions for our problems.

Thanks for your time and assistance.

I have the 61-key cover. It's not super-heavy material, but the elastic locking cord allows for a nice tight fit. The following is the Amazon link. http://www.amazon.com/Stage-Keyboard-Dust-Cover-Keyboards/dp/B000Z38F4A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1406243575&sr=8-1&keywords=musical+keyboard+dust+cover ...

Thanks for the tips and suggestions.
So far, saving the transposed program(s) and using the + / - keys works well.
I'll try the Pitch Bend idea soon.