where to get/buy D50 sounds for the Kronos ?
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Logic does not support vst - only AUBertotti wrote:Sharp will it work in Logic X? I'm updating to that come the first of the year and this would be a great!
My mostly Kronos videos:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOeCfUbowBoVIw-tWn0nMcQ
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOeCfUbowBoVIw-tWn0nMcQ
Thanks Sharp, I remember trying the sounds originally but never used them after that, not quite the way I remembered them and the Kronos stuff sounds so much better but with this and the ability to tweak a bit, which may have been there before truly I had no clue and still don't, I think I can get some of the D50 magic back, the way I remembered it back when it came out.
I certainly wish I knew where to start to learn all the programming stuff you do!
I certainly wish I knew where to start to learn all the programming stuff you do!
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Extract the download to your C:/Programs/Steinberg/VST folder exactly as the data is provided. Don't change the folder structure of the data that unzips.xp50player wrote:How to install VST? I put both the 64-bit .dll and the instrument file in the C:/Programs/Steinberg/VST folder. Cubase loads the plug-in, but says "cannot find any instruments."
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At this point you have a fully working 32Bit Edition.
To get this to 64Bit, there is a Zip file in the same folder as the 32Bit DLL. Inside this Zip file is the 64bit DLL. Unzip this Zip File to overwrite the 32Bit DLL. It is important that this 64Bit file overwrites the 32Bit one. Don't rename any of the files I made.
Any problems let me know.
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Sharp.
Sharp,Sharp wrote:Ok, it's online.
CLICK HERE
Because of the very large file size and the expectation that many people will download this, you may get an error when trying to go to the link above. If you do, please try again later as I will be turning on and off this download to balance the bandwidth usage.
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Sharp.
Is there any way to listen to little samples of the different sounds? I’m always looking for 80’s/90’s sounds I can use in my cover band. Right now I’m still knee deep in the synt lead for the Head East song “Never Been Any Reason”
Depends on how comfortable you are with removing screws. Soon as you take the bottom plate off the KRONOS the entire keybed comes loose. Some people find this unexpected and it can require a little patience to get the bottom plate back on again with the keybed positioned correctly.
As for actually installing the RAM. Once the bottom plate is off, installing the RAM takes only a few seconds. Same as installing RAM on any typical PC. If you have never done that before or you are in anyway uncomfortable with any of this, best to bring your KRONOS to an authorised dealer and have them do it.
Regards
Sharp.
As for actually installing the RAM. Once the bottom plate is off, installing the RAM takes only a few seconds. Same as installing RAM on any typical PC. If you have never done that before or you are in anyway uncomfortable with any of this, best to bring your KRONOS to an authorised dealer and have them do it.
Regards
Sharp.
404 Error?
I bought my Kronos 2-73 a few months ago, and I just found this thread about the D-50 libraries. I'm interested in them, but all the links seem to have gone dead (even the paid ones). Can anyone tell me if these libraries are still available somewhere?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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