Any experience what does the new 1.04 system update do?
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Re: Any experience what does the new 1.04 system update do?
Your playing improves!yank wrote:Thanx!
No, sorry. Nobody knows...
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Re: Any experience what does the new 1.04 system update do?
Soundsgood wrote:Your playing improves!yank wrote:Thanx!









i need that update.
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Korg Krome 61 Platinum, Kurzweil PC3, Korg Radias, Korg M50, Casio XW-G1 and lots of VST-Stuff on Notebook.
Korg Krome 61 Platinum, Kurzweil PC3, Korg Radias, Korg M50, Casio XW-G1 and lots of VST-Stuff on Notebook.
There isn't any documentation with the update that describes the updated features and fixes, in even very general terms...but it would be great to hear that the infamous piano sustain pedal / "sound problem" has been fixed - we can always hope (!)...maybe somebody who has had that problem could try the update...I updated my Krome to 1.04, and everything is fine, but then I've never experience that problem...???
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Is it not the piano problem of some slow internal sd cards with waveforms?dfahrner wrote:There isn't any documentation with the update that describes the updated features and fixes, in even very general terms...but it would be great to hear that the infamous piano sustain pedal / "sound problem" has been fixed - we can always hope (!)...maybe somebody who has had that problem could try the update...I updated my Krome to 1.04, and everything is fine, but then I've never experience that problem...???
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The problem does seem to be related to reading the piano waveforms from the internal SD card, but from the various postings, people have replaced the card with a faster one, and the problem is still there, or it comes back in a short time, or ???...besides, you can fix most anything in software, right?...that's a joke, of course...yank wrote:Is it not the piano problem of some slow internal sd cards with waveforms?
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Edit: I should have said SOME people still have the problem after replacing the internal SD...as pianobill55 says, it solves the problem sometimes, too...
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So after 6 years they upgrade only the fw number count as if maybe KROME 2 is coming like KROSS 2!?
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I don´t think that a firmware update would fix the limited polyphony note cut-off issues because the main problem on Krome is the use of a 4-bit bus data micro SD card for large samples storage, why? Because Krome uses the older EDS chip architecture from 2007 found on the M50, Pa500 and M3 without a core built-in SD card interface for samples storage. To enable on EDS the use of a cheap micro SD for large sampling data Korg adapted the old 2007 chip with an FPGA chip acting as an interface between the EDS chip and the micro SD emulating a "parallel data fast speed sampling memory" for large samples. But unfortunately when a lot of notes are played using at the same time the sustain pedal the piano notes cut off issue appears caused by the slow reading speed of the micro SD card despite that a fast RAM data cache is included on FPGA chip to minimize latency issues. The lesson here is that using a cheap micro SD card for large samples storage has its limitations, for example, the ageing of the micro SD itself, such technology was built for photos and mp3 files storage on phones and cameras but not appropriate for continuous fast speed data reading. Unfortunately, every owner of a Krome would face the limitations and notes cut-off issues exposed on many sites and YouTube videos.
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Is there a way to go back to 1.0.3 if 1.0.4 breaks something? I use Krome to play my own samples using Kromatic (see this thread for how to do it) and since it uses non-supported stuff I want to make sure I can revert to older version if Kromatic doesn't work under 1.0.4.
Just don't update, maybe that was the new update security for against jailbreaking.prgtrdr wrote:Is there a way to go back to 1.0.3 if 1.0.4 breaks something? I use Krome to play my own samples using Kromatic (see this thread for how to do it) and since it uses non-supported stuff I want to make sure I can revert to older version if Kromatic doesn't work under 1.0.4.
Else you as the first one try it out and let us know if it stops the kromatic/sampling hack, so we dont ever update.
Right, that's exactly why I'm afraid to try updating. Don't want to lose the ability to play samples. I'll wait until someone else tries the update.bradkorg wrote: Just don't update, maybe that was the new update security for against jailbreaking.
Else you as the first one try it out and let us know if it stops the kromatic/sampling hack, so we dont ever update.