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I think you are on the right track. One question, is it a Laptop hard drive or a regular PC drive with an external housing? Sometimes the USB power is not enough to juice up a regular PC drive but works on Laptop disks. It's a laptop HD, one of those Toshiba ultra portable hard drives. I'm going to ...

Thanks for all the help, however nothing worked. I think the issue is with the hard drive. I noticed that when I use a stick, the device "gets power" (light comes on) about half-way through the boot process, which means its recognized by the system when its time to load the KEPs. When the hard drive ...

EVPS wrote:Thanks for the quick response I do have the Radias expansion in the M3 and really enjoy it and the tight integration within the M3. It is a great synthesis engine.

I have the Radias expansion AND a Radias-R attached. It's nice to have both, especially if you like turning knobs, like me

I'm having a problem with my USB hard drive as my primary device. The unit recognizes the hard drive but will not autoload the KEP files. The HD is attached to the top USB connector and the KEPs are in the root directory. If I put them on a USB stick and attach it to the M3 they autoload fine, but ...

Quick question on playing the Radias (the module, not the EXB) with an M3. After reading through the reviews, the Korg website, and this forum, I have come to the conclusion that there are two separate ways to play a Radias with the M3: (i) through MIDI, like any external instrument, or (ii) by ...

muziksculp wrote:Hi,

Here is a little tip...

I'm not sure if others have noticed this, but the M3's TFX effect (St. Tube PreAmp) sounds great.

Yes, I discovered this effect a couple months ago. Now I use it as the TFX on all my tracks. Preset 2 is particularly nice.

Daz is right - the only way I know is to edit each note individually in the sequencer event edit screen - last col. Its unfortunate -- there is an entire host of what I would call "sequencer 101" functions missing in the M3. The other one that drives me crazy is the inability to raise all ...

Trinity2112 wrote:HOLY CRAP!!!

Hmmm...funny...I said the same thing...

Forgive me if this is documented somewhere, but I've never seen it. I recently switched from Windows to Linux on my laptop. I own a D3200 in addition to my M3 and Radias and I knew that PC mode on the 3200 works in Windows as well as Linux. Well...I thought, "The M3 is just another OS, so why couldn ...

I think it all depends how you work. I use a DAW (D3200) and I rarely apply effects during recording. If the effect is an integral part of the sound, then yes, I might include it. But I have found that, while an effect sounds great for a track in isolation, that may not be true when you try and ...

The different scenes store different KARMA RTC settings. Put the control surface into KARMA RTC mode (hit the KARMA button, which is in the group of 5 buttons called Control Assign), select a scene and then change KARMA setting using the switches and faders, repeat for each scene. The scenes are ...

Allright, thank you! ZOID, you have a Radias Rack in your M3, how are they connected ? I ask myself how you switch between them because you have a Keybed for both. Or don't connect the keyboard and use a MIDI out from the M3 to the MIDI in on the Radias. You can then select MIDI 'ext' to play the ...

OK, I'm either incredibly stupid or I just can't find it in any of the docs... What I want to do: Have a different pattern in each scene for A, B, C, & D. I can't figure out how to change them. I know its possible because the combis and programs have different ones. When I set a pattern in "GE Setup ...

welly wrote:Get an Apple then

Sorry, not interested in adding crap to my studio

Again guys, I am not a flamer. I just want to give my opinion that's all. I went to the Guitar Center today and tried the M3 and the Micro-X, Triton Extreme and [Triton TR. Micro-X, Triton Extreme and TR sounded phatter and juicier than the dull sounding M3. M3 had slightly improved guitar/piano ...