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Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 1:25 am
by hammondcuni
Looks like its just a re- program of existing sounds. Im bilingual and most spanish speaking countries refer to any tweaked sound as a sample.. The laymen of course. I hope Im wrong though...
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 1:25 am
by Kromeler
A couple of months ago this video confirmed the ability to load samples in the Krome...
http://vimple.ru/9b4253ad495946e389e00fa13a7b53b0
... and now we can confirm ourselves with the samples of the dealer's Korg from Peru. Some programs use Krome waveforms and other directly used the samples load in the RAM through the SD card.
Now it would be interesting to know how we can create our own samples, this is the question...
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 1:59 pm
by Jur451c
Well, if this gets released as a feature i'll be being me a krome 88....
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 1:32 pm
by musicman2011
please confirm if you dont mind.
Could you read the contents of this card on a pc and confirm there are sample files contained on the card??
Could you reply with the file extension types?
I do not know the extension name for a Korg wave sample, perhaps spme one here knows
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 3:02 pm
by Kromeler
musicman2011 wrote:please confirm if you dont mind.
Could you read the contents of this card on a pc and confirm there are sample files contained on the card??
Could you reply with the file extension types?
I do not know the extension name for a Korg wave sample, perhaps spme one here knows
The card SD contents many files of sequences (.SNG), one file with the program sounds (.PCG) and two files (META.IMG and SAMPLE.IMG) which suppose to have the samples used for the programs.
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 3:18 am
by audioxpress
Dear friends i'm from peru and i bought my krome here and yes, it load samples because if you turnon the krome without the sd card the new pathches does not soun at all, and let me say , imho, some of them are really good like the peruvian cajon, the trombone, some brass sound and the zampoñas, latin percusion
The question ishow toload our own samples, that would be really cool...
Sorry about my english my friends
If any body want the contents of the sd card i can send it!
My email is audioxpress@gmail.com
We are here to share and help each other!
And maybe someone learn ordiscover how toload our own samples
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 3:22 am
by audioxpress
Kromeler i want toask you something, here in my city there issome guy that wants to trade a triton classic for my krome, it is in mint condition, i see you hav3 both of them, do you think it's a good deal? Y play in a rock cover band 80s, 70s, classic rock.
Thanks in advance for your answer
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 7:55 pm
by synthjoe
From the Krome MIDI implementation document:
Code: Select all
+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+---------+
| PCM OSC1 STORAGE PARAMETERS (440 Bytes) |
+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+---------+
| PCM OSC MULTISAMPLE1 PARAMETERS (8 Bytes) |
+-----------+---------------------+-------------------------------------------------------+---------+
|1004 | Type | 0:Off, 1:Multisample | 3,03,00 |
+-----------+---------------------+-------------------------------------------------------+---------+
|1005 | Bank | 0:ROM Mono, 1:ROM Stereo, 2:VMT Mono, 3:VMT Stereo | 3,03,01 |
+-----------+---------------------+-------------------------------------------------------+---------+
Whatever VMT is in the case of the Krome... Anyways, I'd read it as a possible means of using samples stored on the storage media, whatever that is (SSD? SD card? Flash? whatever...).
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 7:58 pm
by Kromeler
audioxpress wrote:Kromeler i want toask you something, here in my city there issome guy that wants to trade a triton classic for my krome, it is in mint condition, i see you hav3 both of them, do you think it's a good deal? Y play in a rock cover band 80s, 70s, classic rock.
Thanks in advance for your answer
Krome is much better than Triton. Ignoring things like the sampler (Krome also has ability to load samples) the ribbon, the individual outputs and the aftertouch on keybed, everything else the Krome wins, is better machine.
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 10:44 pm
by kimu
synthjoe wrote:
Whatever VMT is in the case of the Krome... Anyways, I'd read it as a possible means of using samples stored on the storage media, whatever that is (SSD? SD card? Flash? whatever...).
VMT is korg's term for Virtual Memory Technology i guess. the same the use for kronos to stream samples directly from a solid state disk.
this may explain how sample are handled even without additional ram.
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 2:49 am
by audioxpress
Kromeler wrote:audioxpress wrote:Kromeler i want toask you something, here in my city there issome guy that wants to trade a triton classic for my krome, it is in mint condition, i see you hav3 both of them, do you think it's a good deal? Y play in a rock cover band 80s, 70s, classic rock.
Thanks in advance for your answer
Krome is much better than Triton. Ignoring things like the sampler (Krome also has ability to load samples) the ribbon, the individual outputs and the aftertouch on keybed, everything else the Krome wins, is better machine.
Thanks a lot for the info! I'll keep my krome!
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 10:41 am
by satya_music
musicman2011 wrote:please confirm if you dont mind.
Could you read the contents of this card on a pc and confirm there are sample files contained on the card??
Could you reply with the file extension types?
I do not know the extension name for a Korg wave sample, perhaps spme one here knows
Dear brother,
The krome/SDHC sold in Peru - have .pcg file and .sng files and also two files i.e., META.IMG and SAMPLE.IMG
Wish you all the best.
B/regards,
Satya
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2012 10:43 am
by satya_music
audioxpress wrote:Kromeler i want toask you something, here in my city there issome guy that wants to trade a triton classic for my krome, it is in mint condition, i see you hav3 both of them, do you think it's a good deal? Y play in a rock cover band 80s, 70s, classic rock.
Thanks in advance for your answer
Dear Brother,
Don't sell the krome.
B/regards,
Satya
Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:12 pm
by seanL
So what is the definitive answer here? Can the Krome accept sampled files through the SD card or not?
OPTION PCM
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 11:09 am
by satya_music
audioxpress wrote:Dear friends i'm from peru and i bought my krome here and yes, it load samples because if you turnon the krome without the sd card the new pathches does not soun at all, and let me say , imho, some of them are really good like the peruvian cajon, the trombone, some brass sound and the zampoñas, latin percusion
The question ishow toload our own samples, that would be really cool...
Sorry about my english my friends
If any body want the contents of the sd card i can send it!
My email is audioxpress@gmail.com
We are here to share and help each other!
And maybe someone learn ordiscover how toload our own samples
Dear brother,
Now, my krome is showing "OPTION PCM BANK NOW UPDATING" while starting. Please clarify.
B/regards,
SATYA