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Thoraldus wrote:Check out Bolder Sounds EXS-101 library. It contains a Fortepiano. You can listen to a sample here Inexpensive too.

Why not just download the fortepiano and it and try it out? Nothing to lose.

Perhaps you could try monitoring you Kronos directly from the Kronos (through another output) as opposed to through your video capture software. In my experience there is always latency when in this process - the question is how much of it can you deal with and still get the job done. And of course ...

Thank you Gents!

I also posted a more detailed response to phattbuzz's comments on EXs 109 in this thread if you care to read it -

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... 7&start=30

phattbuzz, I appreciate you taking the time to post your thoughts on the free Bolder library! One thing about this set - I feel there is something for everyone but certainly I had no expectations that everyone would like everything. I wanted Kronos owners to simply have a wide selection of sonic ...

SanderXpander wrote: Bolder, I have only had a few minutes with it, but I'm looking forward to more time this weekend. I've wanted a nice accordeon for a while!

It's a small button accordion, not one of the big Itialian ones - but it is charming none the less.

Well - on a bit of a lighter note - are you folks enjoying the sounds in EXS 109?

I realized in the pdf manual I neglected to thank Bill Busch for his invaluable work on the free bank.

Dan P. and Shoge at Korg were also very helpful. I hope you all have fun with it!

Looks and sounds great Karim - Congratulations on this!

I've just started learning Reaper myself mainly for purposes of preparing a large number of samples to be edited, sorted and cut before bringing them into Keymap. I've only just begun to learn the process - but it looks extremely powerful for this. Quite a bit more streamlined than Logic or Peak on ...

absolutely not my style of music Really? I thought there was a huge Mariachi following in the Netherlands :shock: But seriously - It is like anything - you get far enough into it and you find some very cool stuff. For example - how many times do bass players in 3/4 time skip beat 1 and play on ...

Thought I'd share this catchy little tune with you all - The brass and strings on this demo was played from the Kronos using factory Combi's B-28 Alto & Brass Section and C-6 ProStrings XL VJS. What I also found to be interesting was that I did not use a sequencer (for the Kronos sounds). I just ...

Bill Busch has very generously created a video tutorial demonstrating how to load 3 different EXs libraries from the Best Of Bolder Collection into a combined user bank. He demonstrates how to use the KSC Auto-Load feature as well. This procedure can be applied to any EXs instruments, not just the ...

See this helpful post by Bill Busch -

http://thekronosblog.blogspot.com/2012/ ... ronos.html

I have found using the 4 separate A,B,C & D module controls in the Kronos sequencer with KARMA GEs to be most interesting. This involves using the KARMA CONTROLS and manipulating them while in record mode until you get something interesting. I have never been a big fan of the "hold a key down and ...

Thanks for the feedback Jon, it is appreciated! All my musical demos are made exclusively from the samples in that particular library. An exception to that is where I might need a little bass frequency from the GM stand-up bass in the Kronos (like on the American Folk demo) to fill out the sound of ...