Load MIDI files in the Kronos
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Load MIDI files in the Kronos
Hi all
I'd like to load in several midi files in the Kronos (using an USB stick), to use them in the Kronos sequencer.
I cannot trace on the Kronos, nor in the manuals, how I should do this.
Could anyone advice me how to get this done?
Thanks in advance
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I'd like to load in several midi files in the Kronos (using an USB stick), to use them in the Kronos sequencer.
I cannot trace on the Kronos, nor in the manuals, how I should do this.
Could anyone advice me how to get this done?
Thanks in advance
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Current gear : Korg Kronos 88 (SN 0979) / Nektar LX88+ / Korg PA2X / Kurzweil K2500R / Korg Nanopad2 / Neo Ventilator / Akai EWI USB / Cantabile / Reaper / Cakewalk / Reason / way too many VST's
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Easy... Load the MIDI file just like you would load a song. Go to disk mode, select your MIDI file and click "load". The file will be loaded as a song, you can choose to "clear" the song memory or "append" it to a new song.
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Ok - that was helpful!! Thank you.mathieumaes wrote:Easy... Load the MIDI file just like you would load a song. Go to disk mode, select your MIDI file and click "load". The file will be loaded as a song, you can choose to "clear" the song memory or "append" it to a new song.
Too much equipment. What a bonehead.
Thanks indeed!. Found it in the meantime in the manual as well. I thought you could load an SMF while in the sequencer, but it works otherwise, and as easy as you describe.
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Current gear : Korg Kronos 88 (SN 0979) / Nektar LX88+ / Korg PA2X / Kurzweil K2500R / Korg Nanopad2 / Neo Ventilator / Akai EWI USB / Cantabile / Reaper / Cakewalk / Reason / way too many VST's
Current gear : Korg Kronos 88 (SN 0979) / Nektar LX88+ / Korg PA2X / Kurzweil K2500R / Korg Nanopad2 / Neo Ventilator / Akai EWI USB / Cantabile / Reaper / Cakewalk / Reason / way too many VST's
For making your midi files sound good i advise you to read this thread :
http://karma-lab.wikidot.com/korg-m3:co ... midi-files
Worked in M3 but i still didn't try it out on the kronos although im very shure you will have to tweak things to get them sounding good. Hope this helps in some way.
http://karma-lab.wikidot.com/korg-m3:co ... midi-files
Worked in M3 but i still didn't try it out on the kronos although im very shure you will have to tweak things to get them sounding good. Hope this helps in some way.
Thanks, this will be helpful
Is there somebody that would know how to remap (external software tool?) the typical GM drum map to the Kronos typical drum map? I know I can use the Kronos GM settings and use a Kronos GM drum patch, but I'd like to explore the full Kronos drum kits as well, if possible
Thanks
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Is there somebody that would know how to remap (external software tool?) the typical GM drum map to the Kronos typical drum map? I know I can use the Kronos GM settings and use a Kronos GM drum patch, but I'd like to explore the full Kronos drum kits as well, if possible
Thanks
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Current gear : Korg Kronos 88 (SN 0979) / Nektar LX88+ / Korg PA2X / Kurzweil K2500R / Korg Nanopad2 / Neo Ventilator / Akai EWI USB / Cantabile / Reaper / Cakewalk / Reason / way too many VST's
Current gear : Korg Kronos 88 (SN 0979) / Nektar LX88+ / Korg PA2X / Kurzweil K2500R / Korg Nanopad2 / Neo Ventilator / Akai EWI USB / Cantabile / Reaper / Cakewalk / Reason / way too many VST's
Doing that from a BIAB midi file or a LoGic pro file I get an error message: ILLEGAL SMF DATA ??mathieumaes wrote:Easy... Load the MIDI file just like you would load a song. Go to disk mode, select your MIDI file and click "load". The file will be loaded as a song, you can choose to "clear" the song memory or "append" it to a new song.
Any idea ?
THANK YOU,
Midi file is created and exported from Band in a box or logic pro,
then I copy it on my USB stick,
then i plug the USB in one of the B position on the Kronos,
then I enter DISK MODE,
select my usb stick,
my midi file appears and I select it,
then I click on LOAD,
and Kronos tells me : "ILLEGAL SMF DATA"
and the midi file is not loaded....
I cannot understand why....
then I copy it on my USB stick,
then i plug the USB in one of the B position on the Kronos,
then I enter DISK MODE,
select my usb stick,
my midi file appears and I select it,
then I click on LOAD,
and Kronos tells me : "ILLEGAL SMF DATA"
and the midi file is not loaded....
I cannot understand why....
amartinod- are you sure BIAB is saving as SMF, and not some proprietary file format, native to BIAB. The File extension should be .mid. Does BIAB allow saving or exporting to .mid. Check you BIAB help files to see what file formats it can save in.
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Yes, they do save songs as SMF 1 files, and I have no problem to import themronnfigg wrote:amartinod- are you sure BIAB is saving as SMF, and not some proprietary file format, native to BIAB. The File extension should be .mid. Does BIAB allow saving or exporting to .mid. Check you BIAB help files to see what file formats it can save in.
in Logic Pro seqencer sofware.
Yes, this exactly what I do,Saxifraga wrote:There is a special export button in my BIAB Mac V12.
"alt" + "S" for smf files. Do you use that?
or with Menu : File / Save Standard midi file
which is equivalent to "Alt + s"
Thanks for your help, but Kronos V 2.06 rejects this file as "illegal"......
Could someone mail me a Midi file he could load to KRONOS
so I can see if problem is BIAB or Kronos ?
Last edited by amartinod on Fri Dec 28, 2012 3:23 pm, edited 1 time in total.