Yes, indeed. Thanks for the hint "cello"!SynthKeyWizard wrote:It's cool !!!cello wrote:So OASYS users can enjoy your sounds too
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Once you've loaded it up (you get the dialogue box that shows the files loading very quickly), press the Seq tab.GooseK87 wrote:So I apologize for my ignorance, but I don't know how to get these files playing on the Kronos: I downloaded and extracted the RAR files, so that I have a KSC file and another folder along with it. After plugging the USB flashdrive into the Kronos, what exactly do I do next? lol. Sorry again, but definitely would like some help here.
I havent grabbed this yet but can try and help. you need to load the pcg if there is one. That will map the samples to a program that you can play.GooseK87 wrote:How do I then select the sounds? And what about the other folder, labeled HANGDRUM--do I also need to load this as well??
Hey Goose sorry I have been tied up, but you are getting there and getting the info you need. You might want to check out the manual. You can indeed have multiple samples in your patch and build up a complete instrument by indexing them into the patch. Page 133 of the operation guide picks up where you are with the samples and how to set that up.GooseK87 wrote:So now I am in Sampling mode and am able to play each sample individually, but is it possible to combine multiple samples into a single patch? Because a lot of these samples are labeled "L" and "R" which seems to imply they are monophonic and meant to be combined with their opposite partner.
Any help here?

