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Go into Seq Edit and take the option to Clear Motion Data. No need to actually clear it but you do see from there what each motion lane is doing.

Pleasure. Happened to me first time too and I had the acrobat file open in front of me

There's an Acrobat file included with the update and it tells you what to do when an update to the panel/voice is needed as well as the firmware. Can't remember the instructions offhand but it's another power-up and hold button type thing.

Interweave H wrote:Bloody hell you're right.
I just changed the res to 1080 and suddenly they copied.

I reported the issue to Korg UK along with the Multi Osc click issue I spotted. Still awaiting a fix.

I had a similar issue but it appeared that the editor didn't work with my screen resolution (3200 x 1800). Dragging user oscillators all around the screen until they dropped into a random slot meant I lost the freebie oscillator. My solution was to use an old Vista laptop with a normal screen ...

I don't think it's possible. I actually lost the freebie user oscillator by accident because of weird drag and drop issues with my odd laptop resolution combined with my foolish assumption a full backup meant everything.

Doesn't seem to, just pitch bend at the moment.

Not following you. When I am tweaking a patch (of my own or a preset) I think its rather informative to be able to know what the original value is so you can get back to it - especially in a live performance. The MS2000 has this function and not only is it informative, it's really useful. The work ...

Not following you. When I am tweaking a patch (of my own or a preset) I think its rather informative to be able to know what the original value is so you can get back to it - especially in a live performance. The MS2000 has this function and not only is it informative, it's really useful. The work ...

Spotted a bug today, small one, where the LFO intensity can slip into negative amounts even without using the shift key. Happens in Scale mode, possibly the expected scaling to zero not being correctly picked up. A full turn to zero fixes. (Goes to see if knobs can be calibrated...)

I reckon if the synth is making no sound, the patch name/number would be more informative than a flatline on the display.

domiag wrote:Just tried, and I get those clicks/pops as well!

Thanks - it's always good to know I'm not alone. Will chase Korg about it.

My number one issue relates to clicks from the Multi oscillator. I'm running ver 1.05 with voice update done. I wonder if anyone could do a test to see if theirs does too? The test: Find an Init Program. Turn the volume of the Multi osc up and the others down. Put into unison or mono mode then ...

That's what I would have thought and if it was anything other than that there would be a chorus across the 'net of "it's broken and I can't work out why!". Hmmm.... Actually my only real issues have been with the boring linear decay and with a selection of odd pops from the Multi Oscillator ...

I was speaking with a person on another forum and they said they are having issues running a sequencer into their XD without anything at all in the way. Hung notes, random notes, patch changes... How could they release a synth and not have spotted a bug when controlling like that when controlling ...