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Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 8:49 am**

jeremykeys wrote:
GregC wrote:
phattbuzz wrote:
http://www.vintagesynth.com/emu/phatt.php

did you happen to file an IP ( trademark protection ) prior to 1998 on Phat, Phatt and it worthy successors ?

The bigger question is, did the O.P. Put a trademark on the phrase "EDM"?

A shame, was a funny way to learn slang for non English speakers

BTW, initial intention of the post was quite good... can we continue with it?
Cheers

Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 12:11 pm**

neomad wrote:
jeremykeys wrote:
GregC wrote:[

A shame, was a funny way to learn slang for non English speakers

BTW, initial intention of the post was quite good... can we continue with it?
Cheers
As a practical matter, I don't expect Korg to do any serious hardware updates or sequencer fixes, etc, etc on the Kronos. The Kronos X is in the can, boxed in.

I think a discussion about necessary features/improvements on the next workstation is better. If you agree, a new post topic should be started

Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 9:22 pm**

Octave Up/Down" Soft" key, please?
this is getting ridiculous!
And no. Global transpose is NOT a solution....Just sayin'
Thanks Korg please?!?

Posted: **Wed Oct 08, 2014 12:25 pm**

I can't believe I've sat here and read all 7 pages of this - what a laugh!!!

Great distraction and a welcome diversion....phat!!

Posted: **Wed Oct 08, 2014 1:16 pm**

We are in 2014 but believe me that

synthesizers from 1977-1990
are more popular then ever.

a synthesizer is only as good as the guy behind it.
If presets is your thing Godparticle
i don't see a bright future in the EDM world for you.

I agree that it is nice to see updates for a synthesizer and that Kronos could have even a lot more engines... but be real.
My analogue machines do one thing and have no software and they do what they need to do. I remember the time when i only had a Roland D-20 and a S-330 sampler attached to the great Atari St-1040 (RIP) .
With a limitation of 8 voices polyphony .. I made complete songs and i truly knew the D-20 inside out. Today i have 200+ plugins, many synths and you know what... sometimes i get lost in the options.

Limitation is what makes a musician creative.

Posted: **Wed Oct 08, 2014 1:39 pm**

The Kronos needs some serious feature upgrades in order to compete. I sometimes have to check my email and Facebook during the gig and it's unbelievable that I can't do that on Korg's "flagship" in this day and age. My Kronos cost almost 5x as much as my laptop and I can do all that on there. I mean, the version of Quicken that comes pre-installed on the Roland Jupiter 80 just blows away the cheap version of GnuCash on the Kronos.

I would also like a dedicated hardware switch that automatically submits an order to Dominos Pizza. That would make rehearsals so much easier to manage.

Come on Korg, get with it!

Posted: **Wed Oct 08, 2014 8:57 pm**

jeebustrain wrote:The Kronos needs some serious feature upgrades in order to compete. I sometimes have to check my email and Facebook during the gig and it's unbelievable that I can't do that on Korg's "flagship" in this day and age. My Kronos cost almost 5x as much as my laptop and I can do all that on there. I mean, the version of Quicken that comes pre-installed on the Roland Jupiter 80 just blows away the cheap version of GnuCash on the Kronos.

I would also like a dedicated hardware switch that automatically submits an order to Dominos Pizza. That would make rehearsals so much easier to manage.

Come on Korg, get with it!

You forget the free supply of beer, and of course, as a Korg endorsee, Rick Wakeman would expect the supply of Chicken Balti to go with it (the beer) for the times when he is bored sh*tless in the latest magnum opus...

Posted: **Thu Oct 09, 2014 12:42 am**

Did anyone buy a Kronos without thinking there would be a slight "learning curve"?
I was looking forward to hearing Godparticle's demo's ....

Posted: **Thu Oct 09, 2014 11:08 am**

@godparticle... Looks like Korg DOES care about you.

* EXs14 EDM Drums
Contents: Approximately 25 MB of PCM samples, 567 Drum Samples, 16 Drum Kits, 16 Programs, 228 Patterns, and 13 Songs (for RPPR)

This library includes drum samples, kits, and drum patterns that cover cutting-edge EDM and dance music. Patterns are provided both for the Drum Track and as RPPR for Sequencer mode. Unlike simple audio loops, you can make even radical changes to tempo without affecting audio quality, and easily change the sounds or edit the rhythms to make them your own.

No doubt you'll complain about the price though ($39, if you're quick).

Posted: **Thu Oct 09, 2014 12:00 pm**

jeebustrain wrote:The Kronos needs some serious feature upgrades in order to compete. I sometimes have to check my email and Facebook during the gig and it's unbelievable that I can't do that on Korg's "flagship" in this day and age. My Kronos cost almost 5x as much as my laptop and I can do all that on there. I mean, the version of Quicken that comes pre-installed on the Roland Jupiter 80 just blows away the cheap version of GnuCash on the Kronos.

I would also like a dedicated hardware switch that automatically submits an order to Dominos Pizza. That would make rehearsals so much easier to manage.

Come on Korg, get with it!

it would be great to have a Facebook app on my Kronos so I can keep up with all the complaining . ooops, ' sharing '

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Serious update features need to complete Kronos X

Octave Up/Down Softkey