
Korg service needs help! (toned down)
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Im calm now....sorry
Sorry for going off, just frustrated. Ok I am from the US. I told the tech that I created a combo for the first time. It was a piano and string pad. It sounds great but when I play a pattern for more than 15 seconds the piano sounds start chopping. Like its starting to cut out. He said to take it to a repair shop but the closest is 2hrs away. I didn't notice it on other piano sounds so far just the one I created so in my mind I did something wrong.
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Re: Im calm now....sorry
if you don't have the cutoff notes on the normal A00 piano then it could be something in the combi programming you did. Why don't you post that combi here, then we will take a look at it if we can find the problem.fabeandles wrote:Sorry for going off, just frustrated. Ok I am from the US. I told the tech that I created a combo for the first time. It was a piano and string pad. It sounds great but when I play a pattern for more than 15 seconds the piano sounds start chopping. Like its starting to cut out. He said to take it to a repair shop but the closest is 2hrs away. I didn't notice it on other piano sounds so far just the one I created so in my mind I did something wrong.
fabeandles, forget about the rant, let's look for solutions: you should first of all check what Shakil said. Is the pattern recorded, with sustain pedal and then running, or are you talking of manual play of the pattern?
If you don't get cutoff notes with normal piano patches it is not clear at all, if your Kronos needs repair.
If you don't get cutoff notes with normal piano patches it is not clear at all, if your Kronos needs repair.
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I will post the combi when I get home. I know it was a japanese dark grand and the second instrument was a string pad 1 I believe. I am playing a live pattern "manual". I am using a sustain pedal. I'll play a pattern for 10 sec or so with the sustain pedal up and down with every key change. After a while it starts cutting out like I don't have the sustain pedal down.
Would love to learn the deeper sequencing techniques. Watched all the videos on the Korg website. Trying to find videos with deeper teaching, but taking baby steps for now. Putting a piano and pad together was a big deal for me.
When I put the sounds together I pushed the drop down menu and copied the effects.
Would love to learn the deeper sequencing techniques. Watched all the videos on the Korg website. Trying to find videos with deeper teaching, but taking baby steps for now. Putting a piano and pad together was a big deal for me.
When I put the sounds together I pushed the drop down menu and copied the effects.
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When you are playing, go to the "perf meters" tab look at the note stealing and polyphony meters.
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fabeandles: Thanks for letting everyone help you.
fabeandles: By sharing your problem, not only do I believe that you will get it fixed, but it will help us all learn what went wrong and be aware of the proper things to do when faced with whatever you're facing.
I'm very hopeful we can get it straightened out with the folks here.
I'm very hopeful we can get it straightened out with the folks here.
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Re: fabeandles: Thanks for letting everyone help you.
Thanks bud.NJkeysman888 wrote:fabeandles: By sharing your problem, not only do I believe that you will get it fixed, but it will help us all learn what went wrong and be aware of the proper things to do when faced with whatever you're facing.
I'm very hopeful we can get it straightened out with the folks here.
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Paying this forum.....
Has anyone looked at this problem? Hey, just a thought, Korg should be paying everyone on this Forum for fixing their problems. Its genius, they look at all your ideas you all have, make the product, and when something goes wrong they get you all to come up with ideas to fix it.....I think I need to get out of the oilfield and into building keyboards.....
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