This is what I would bet is going to happen. Korg already "announced" that the recent was the last update.Or they just throw the towel in and never do another update and abandon the electribe all together.
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This is the biggest issue here and why I am still happy to have my sampler.HappyTed wrote:I found a few quirks with the ES2 hack. Wonder if anyone can confirm they get the same behaviour?
So if you load 10 drum samples from your memory card into slots 501 to 510. Now go to an oscillator and scroll through the sounds. Do you now have the samples that you loaded into slots 506, 507, 508 and 509 also loaded into slots 356, 357. 358 and 359? But now the sample names are infact patch names from the equivalent numbers on the E2 firmware.
I've tried this twice now and it happened both times. Also after doing this, when you turn the machine off/on it gives an unknown error.
There is a solution to this and that would mean having a programmer who can develop a full and complete app (like I have been saying for a while) that is for both E2 and ES2.
Now we need someone to develop an app that can generate full packages for a dual boot Electribe.
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Loving my new e2s however if I find out I could have purchased an e2 that would serve both purposes and I picked an equally priced counterpart that only serves one purpose WTF.
It seems as though 1 box and less greed, perhaps a little honesty and even charge a couple dollars more for 2 in 1 would have been the proper thing to do
Somebody screwed up large.
I'm pissed.
It seems as though 1 box and less greed, perhaps a little honesty and even charge a couple dollars more for 2 in 1 would have been the proper thing to do
Somebody screwed up large.
I'm pissed.
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Damn man. I have the grey e2 and really wanna do this. I've been considering getting the sampler to go with it but if it's really switchable which by what I'm reading it seems like it is then I guess I should just try it.
So it's really all legit and totally safe? When I revert back to original os will all my patterns still be there ?
Also, if I don't get the factory samples can I use that space for my own samples?
Thanx
So it's really all legit and totally safe? When I revert back to original os will all my patterns still be there ?
Also, if I don't get the factory samples can I use that space for my own samples?
Thanx
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Just do a all pattern backup to be safe before you do the swapevolakim wrote:Damn man. I have the grey e2 and really wanna do this. I've been considering getting the sampler to go with it but if it's really switchable which by what I'm reading it seems like it is then I guess I should just try it.
So it's really all legit and totally safe? When I revert back to original os will all my patterns still be there ?
Also, if I don't get the factory samples can I use that space for my own samples?
Thanx
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There's definitely some weird inconsistancies in this OS switch when it comes to things like this, I'm seeing it too. It's an exciting concept that seems to mostly work, but it's not a full on switching between sampler and synth versions yet.SMK wrote:.HappyTed wrote:I found a few quirks with the ES2 hack. Wonder if anyone can confirm they get the same behaviour?
So if you load 10 drum samples from your memory card into slots 501 to 510. Now go to an oscillator and scroll through the sounds. Do you now have the samples that you loaded into slots 506, 507, 508 and 509 also loaded into slots 356, 357. 358 and 359? But now the sample names are infact patch names from the equivalent numbers on the E2 firmware.
I think people getting mad at Korg for this are sort of missing the point, as they clearly didn't intend or want this to happen. The fact that the sounds and stock patterns for each unit reside in ROM onboard and can't be restored with this hack to me shows that they always intended to have each unit be only it's own device.
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Yep it really is the biggest problem.SMK wrote:This is the biggest issue here and why I am still happy to have my sampler.HappyTed wrote:I found a few quirks with the ES2 hack. Wonder if anyone can confirm they get the same behaviour?
So if you load 10 drum samples from your memory card into slots 501 to 510. Now go to an oscillator and scroll through the sounds. Do you now have the samples that you loaded into slots 506, 507, 508 and 509 also loaded into slots 356, 357. 358 and 359? But now the sample names are infact patch names from the equivalent numbers on the E2 firmware.
I've tried this twice now and it happened both times. Also after doing this, when you turn the machine off/on it gives an unknown error.
There is a solution to this and that would mean having a programmer who can develop a full and complete app (like I have been saying for a while) that is for both E2 and ES2.
Now we need someone to develop an app that can generate full packages for a dual boot Electribe.
I also think that this wasn't Korg's long term game plan. I have no knowledge of how OS's are coded whatsoever, but the fact that this hack, imperfect it may be, was so blindingly easy? Is this common? Or is it the result of some fundamentally sloppy work on Korg's part? I really like the new Electribes but I'm also aware of their seemingly "thrown together" characteristics. Is this another example?
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I just tested if this also happens when you record samples into those slots instead of import them, and unfortunately it does. Certainly not a showstopper though.Tarekith wrote:There's definitely some weird inconsistancies in this OS switch when it comes to things like this, I'm seeing it too. It's an exciting concept that seems to mostly work, but it's not a full on switching between sampler and synth versions yet.SMK wrote:.HappyTed wrote:I found a few quirks with the ES2 hack. Wonder if anyone can confirm they get the same behaviour?
So if you load 10 drum samples from your memory card into slots 501 to 510. Now go to an oscillator and scroll through the sounds. Do you now have the samples that you loaded into slots 506, 507, 508 and 509 also loaded into slots 356, 357. 358 and 359? But now the sample names are infact patch names from the equivalent numbers on the E2 firmware.
I think people getting mad at Korg for this are sort of missing the point, as they clearly didn't intend or want this to happen. The fact that the sounds and stock patterns for each unit reside in ROM onboard and can't be restored with this hack to me shows that they always intended to have each unit be only it's own device.
I always thought that KORG did really sloppy work on the OS of these electribe: - /apapdop wrote:Or is it the result of some fundamentally sloppy work on Korg's part?
so if there is also a bad security it does not surprise me really ..
they delivered a half-finished product on the "software part"
and for the "hardware part" ... we all know the issues. ..