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Sharp wrote:

Maybe so, but a $3 cable is cheaper.

True, it's certainly an option.
Considering the fact that you are working with more than one PC though, it's not exactly ideal.

It does work though so well done.

Plus, it doesnt seem practical to take a wifi extender to a gig.

At a gig ? lol... Really...!!!!
Nobody transfers files at a gig.

Regards
Sharp.

Wow, Sharp, I know you are a long time contributor to this forum and of all people, I expected you to be able to think outside the box. I guess I was wrong.

At my gigs, I usually have the setlist in advance, but sometimes, such as weddings, we misjudge the crowd and have to re-work our set on the spot.
Since I have my laptop hooked up to my kronos anyway, its a lot simpler for me to ftp the kronos pcg file and run ONKSOR to reorder the setlist and then send it back to the kronos, than to use a USB stick.

So for me, using a crossover cable is the perfect solution for transferring data between the kronos and my laptop, but I guess thats just me.

Thanks for p*ssing in my cornflakes.
I thought the purpose of this forum was to share ideas, not ridicule them.

In the future I will just sponge off this forum and keep what I learn and discover on my kronos to myself.

Thanks

Tmatos57, no-one is saying that your idea is bad, but before you explanation we've failed to see the usefulness of it. A lot of us had never thought of using the FTP in a live situation..
I'd just keep all my PCGs and SNGs on the internal drive or on a memory stick..


Also from a technical point of view, it sounds like you are talking about using the Kronos wirelessly, but this isn't really what you are doing here. You're just connecting it to a laptop which is using wireless for other functions.. A lot of people here want to actually access their kronos wirelessly in the studio without needing a laptop in between as a 'staging area'.
I guess from the first read without your explanation of why, it looks like you are suggesting this as a solution to the above problems, when really it isn't that at all..

Still, using the crossover lead is a great idea for a lot of people who don't want to hook their Kronos up to their router or switch.

tmatos75 wrote:

Sharp wrote:

Maybe so, but a $3 cable is cheaper.

True, it's certainly an option.
Considering the fact that you are working with more than one PC though, it's not exactly ideal.

It does work though so well done.

Plus, it doesnt seem practical to take a wifi extender to a gig.

At a gig ? lol... Really...!!!!
Nobody transfers files at a gig.

Regards
Sharp.

Wow, Sharp, I know you are a long time contributor to this forum and of all people, I expected you to be able to think outside the box. I guess I was wrong.

At my gigs, I usually have the setlist in advance, but sometimes, such as weddings, we misjudge the crowd and have to re-work our set on the spot.
Since I have my laptop hooked up to my kronos anyway, its a lot simpler for me to ftp the kronos pcg file and run ONKSOR to reorder the setlist and then send it back to the kronos, than to use a USB stick.

So for me, using a crossover cable is the perfect solution for transferring data between the kronos and my laptop, but I guess thats just me.

Thanks for p*ssing in my cornflakes.
I thought the purpose of this forum was to share ideas, not ridicule them.

In the future I will just sponge off this forum and keep what I learn and discover on my kronos to myself.

Thanks

Perhaps if you're not happy with the quality of help available on the forums you should complain to the forum owner.

Hi tmatos75.
Clearly you have the wrong end of the sick here entirely.

Wow, Sharp, I know you are a long time contributor to this forum and of all people, I expected you to be able to think outside the box. I guess I was wrong.

Your method does allow you to transfer files, nobody said otherwise.

My reason for replying to this thread was to actually show there was an option that did in fact make the KRONOS truly and 100% available over Wi-Fi.

Thanks for p*ssing in my cornflakes.
I thought the purpose of this forum was to share ideas, not ridicule them.

huh ?
I was only trying to help by providing a genuine 100% guaranteed way to make the KRONOS available always over Wi-Fi.

I even went to the bother of recording a video and uploading it.

Regards
Sharp.

Sharp wrote:
...trying to help by providing a genuine 100% guaranteed way to make the KRONOS available always over Wi-Fi.

I even went to the bother of recording a video and uploading it.

Regards
Sharp.

Thanks for the video as well as the excellent guidance on the topic. Instead of fumbling my way to a solution, the forums have again provided a crisp solution to a problem and I appreciate the help!

Thanks... --Scott

Sharp wrote:Hi tmatos75.
Clearly you have the wrong end of the sick here entirely.

Wow, Sharp, I know you are a long time contributor to this forum and of all people, I expected you to be able to think outside the box. I guess I was wrong.

Your method does allow you to transfer files, nobody said otherwise.

My reason for replying to this thread was to actually show there was an option that did in fact make the KRONOS truly and 100% available over Wi-Fi.

Thanks for p*ssing in my cornflakes.
I thought the purpose of this forum was to share ideas, not ridicule them.

huh ?
I was only trying to help by providing a genuine 100% guaranteed way to make the KRONOS available always over Wi-Fi.

I even went to the bother of recording a video and uploading it.

Regards
Sharp.

sharp I think he was referring to the comment about "nobody transferring files at gigs"

If he considers that constitutes as p*ssing on ones cornflakes and ridicule, then feck me, there's no hope for some.

Regards
Sharp.