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https://www.dropbox.com/s/rlntyj0b0lrn2hg/Kronos21.JPGapex wrote:Please take pics of the new boot up screen. I'm very anxious to see it. My kronos is on its way in from Sweetwater. Brand new Keybed replacement (under warranty). I can't wait to get it back, I hope the installed the new os for me. That would be awesome.
They say 9 engines so put 9 icons I suppose. Maybe they could fill the whole screen up with shots of evey page availableKronik wrote:They've not left enough room for the MonoPoly EXi Icon!!(If the CX-3 can be updated to such an extent, I guess additional EXi's are still a possibility?).
Update went soothly, I'll have a mess around later.
As I wrote on KC, spend some more time with it. There's a lot that's been improved. I'm not sure what you mean about the horn, but there are many different settings for the Leslie speeds across the different programs. Take note of the ramp time for the horn on sounds that seem off as you describe. I know that the default for the system was a Horn ramp time of 90, which was too fast to my ears... I prefer it slower, as did a number of the US artists I worked with. Ramp time, mic distance and Horn/Rotor balance all affect the sound greatly... I am confident that a sound you will like is in there. Going back to the old system loses a lot of great improvement IMHO.BillW wrote:I tried a few of them....not sure what was changed, but the Leslie sim might have been better before. The horn now sounds like it crossfades between slow and fast rather than spins up. I didn't have a lot of time to play with it, but that was my first impression. Hopefully the old sim is still in there somewhere.aron wrote:I haven't tried the CX-3 programs anyone??
Agree, me too wanted to use the editor as a VST plugin in Cubase 64 bit.Kronik wrote:2.1 Editor not showing up in Logic X… So still no 64bit support?
Other than that, a good overall update… CX-3 seems pretty good now (although I always though it was perfectly usable before)
Thanks for the reassurance, Jerry. I just finished reading the updated section of the parameter guide and will have plenty of time this weekend to dive in and figure it out. I've been on the fence about picking up a Ventilator or GSi Burn -- maybe the improvements will make that unnecessary! I'd rather *not* spend that money if I can avoid it.jerrythek wrote:As I wrote on KC, spend some more time with it. There's a lot that's been improved. I'm not sure what you mean about the horn, but there are many different settings for the Leslie speeds across the different programs. Take note of the ramp time for the horn on sounds that seem off as you describe. I know that the default for the system was a Horn ramp time of 90, which was too fast to my ears... I prefer it slower, as did a number of the US artists I worked with. Ramp time, mic distance and Horn/Rotor balance all affect the sound greatly... I am confident that a sound you will like is in there. Going back to the old system loses a lot of great improvement IMHO.BillW wrote:I tried a few of them....not sure what was changed, but the Leslie sim might have been better before. The horn now sounds like it crossfades between slow and fast rather than spins up. I didn't have a lot of time to play with it, but that was my first impression. Hopefully the old sim is still in there somewhere.aron wrote:I haven't tried the CX-3 programs anyone??
Jerry
P.S. I worked on the project, including managing the US artists contributions, and evaluating/testing the spec. It was fun to be back working on a Korg project again.
