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After updating, I see Korg finally fixed the ModWheel timeout bug (but not the OSC2 Harmonics 'bug' ) .

I wonder what else is in there?

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Unknown Sound wrote:After updating, I see Korg finally fixed the ModWheel timeout bug (but not the OSC2 Harmonics 'bug' ) .

I wonder what else is in there?

_US.

What exactly was this Modwheel time out bug???
I remember Jerry at Korg saying Osc2 Sine Wave couldn't be stripped of the Harmonic extras because of a reduced amount of DSP allocated to Oscillator 2......But I dont recall a modwheel bug.....
What was it doing again?

#1 Yeah I know, wishful thinking. I thought maybe some smart cookie at Korg may have found a way.

#2 If you had the ModWheel open for more than 10-15 minutes (i never timed it), it would reset to zero (Closed). This behavior was there since I bought the unit. 2.0 seems to fix it.

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Unknown Sound wrote:#1 Yeah I know, wishful thinking. I thought maybe some smart cookie at Korg may have found a way.

#2 If you had the ModWheel open for more than 10-15 minutes (i never timed it), it would reset to zero (Closed). This behavior was there since I bought the unit. 2.0 seems to fix it.

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never noticed.....

Check this new controller out

New Keyboard manufactured with polyphonic aftertouch

VAX 77

http://www.infiniteresponse.com/complete%20specs.html

it folds in half....

Wow! That VA77 is a great idea. I notice they mention that the display is easy to see even in very bright light. I have a few keyboards that have displays that are nearly useless in bright light. My Korg Pa1xpro has a touch screen, and unfortunately is very hard to see in bright light. One reason I bought an R3 was that its display is very easy to see in all lighting conditions. I hope manufactures understand that being able to see a display under intense stage lighting is crucial.

So does Radias respond to poly-aftertouch?

Craig Wilson wrote:Wow! That VA77 is a great idea. I notice they mention that the display is easy to see even in very bright light. I have a few keyboards that have displays that are nearly useless in bright light. My Korg Pa1xpro has a touch screen, and unfortunately is very hard to see in bright light. One reason I bought an R3 was that its display is very easy to see in all lighting conditions. I hope manufactures understand that being able to see a display under intense stage lighting is crucial.

So does Radias respond to poly-aftertouch?

No damn it...the Radias doesn't respond to poly-aftertouch...

slammah2012 wrote:No damn it...the Radias doesn't respond to poly-aftertouch...

Not many synths do, though? Poly aftertouch creates a heck of a lot of extra CC data, which can compromise transmission for the rest of the Midi data.

Timo wrote:

slammah2012 wrote:No damn it...the Radias doesn't respond to poly-aftertouch...

Not many synths do, though? Poly aftertouch creates a heck of a lot of extra CC data, which can compromise transmission for the rest of the Midi data.

Yeah, but it is the best control feature out there, it is basically an extention of note on note off applying modulation to certain keys...
why compromise musicallity over other types of midi data transmission,
like slider and switch data....
I welcome it for the Gammet of synths that do respond to it....
Like the solaris,Origin,Quadrasynths,Andromeda,SQ80,and the softsynths that also react...