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When I made the investment in it, I *did* hope it was going to be supported for a decent length of time.... Unlike buying the latest laptop computer? Synth makers don't sell individual models by the millions and they don't upgrade them every 3-6 months whenever something slightly faster or with more ...

Interesting.... I used to really enjoy working with Sony ACID Pro, but I've practically given up on the product at this point because I just can't get the sound quality out of it that I expect. Am I just being overly sensitive or picky, or is there some trick to making it play back better than what ...

I remember when I had my first KORG Triton, I started out thinking a lot of the presets were a little bit "thin". But I started using the features in it to change the settings around, and took advantage of a lot of custom stuff people were sharing on the Internet. When I finally went to trade it in ...

Whatever instrument(s) you own, there will be another great one out there you don't have yet which makes you question if it's a better choice than what you're using. I love music, but when it comes to my playing skills, I'm really more of a guitarist than a keyboardist. I just love to tinker, love ...

Seriously, I used to be one of the people who was irked every time I purchased a new piece of computer software and discovered no printed manual in the box. But times, they are a changin'. I got used to working with PDF documents and never went back. The search capabilities are FAR better than ...

Actually, I'm pretty sure I fixed it last night! I pulled the aftermarket SSD out of the KRONOS and installed it in a Dell laptop so I could work on it. It turns out the laptop couldn't even see the SSD as an installed device! I made a bootable CD with OCZ's "workbench tools" and booted from that ...

I completely know the feeling! I posted not too long ago in another thread here about all of my headaches with my own Kronos. In my case though, I had a new unit which seemed to work fine when I first got it, but I had a few "hiccups" when trying to do the first one of the software updates that was ...

It's not a matter of me "blaming KORG" for the problems I'm having with my KRONOS. Rather, I'm saying I tried numerous troubleshooting steps to isolate the source of the problem, and didn't really come any closer to a solution. (Various message posts I read in this forum over time suggested ...

Indeed.... Like many of us on the forums, I'm very familiar working with computers (do I.T. for a living). So when I see the inside of the Kronos, I see something not much unlike a standard Linux based PC inside, except with a keybed interfaced with it instead of a traditional computer keyboard or ...

I bought my Korg 73 key Kronos in the first few weeks it was available, and it worked flawlessly for me at first. Mind you, I don't gig with it and am just more of a hobbyist. I leave it attached to my Mac as part of a little home studio I have set up. Pretty early on, I upgraded the RAM with 2 2GB ...

If the companies offering the commercial sound libraries haven't offered them in a version directly compatible with our synth, and someone goes to the effort to convert them (reassigning key ranges, etc.) so they do? I feel like the original manufacturer could have offered that for sale themselves ...

I'm not sure if this was discussed elsewhere or not, but I just ran into a problem.... I use a Macbook Pro 17" (2010 model with a Core i7 CPU and 8GB of RAM, plus a 512GB SSD drive I put in it) for all of my audio work. I've been so busy with other things though, I haven't even tried recording with ...

This might be of help?

http://www.macprovideo.com/hub/logic-pr ... ogic-pro-x

midiman wrote:FYI, the new version of Logic was released today, and it is 64 bit only - no more 32 bit audio bridge. So, the Kronos AU plugin, which is 32 bit, won't work any more inside Logic.

I kept running into a similar issue, where I'd power up my Kronos after not using it for a little while, and it would only boot part way, and then stop with a message about a system file being corrupt and to reinstall the OS. (Not the exact same thing as the "remove USB device" error, I suppose, but ...

Yeah, a lot of people in computers and I.T. will tell you to avoid OCZ SSDs. The last time I was in my local Micro Center store, a kid was asking the salesperson how one of the OCZ Agility drives they had on sale would be for a new PC he was building, and the sales guy even told him, "I would go ...