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Use it for its strengths rather than its weaknesses, and you'll find yourself one happy camper.

Oh, I will. I'm excited to have it! I don't want you to think I was disappointed, quite the contrar ...

Viva la Kronos.

Die another day.

I’m kind of surprised to hear the MS-20EX is challenging to learn for someone who owns an MS-20. I know it has some added functionality with AMS but the basic operation is the same isn’t it?

Just c ...

If you’re looking for something in hardware form, I’ve really been enjoying the Akai Force. For me it’s a very good complement to Kronos. The sequencer in it is equally powerful, I’d say, but a lot mo ...

Karma is awesome (truly) but there are maybe some simpler ways to do what you’re trying to do with the Kronos. For example you could create a wave sequence for this kind of application. That allows up ...

I mean what other synthesis types are there?
There is so far inside the Oasis/Kronos/Nautilus:
FM type synthesis
Analog or at least analog emulator
Digital waveforms, like PCM
Some piano emulat ...

You aren’t missing anything. I already put this request in our “[url=http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=122482&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=30]top 50 enhancements” th ...

It is, genuinely, a real pity that it does not support Karma.

Karma needs a second life - it's arguably the most 'gargantuan' MIDI rhythm engine ever designed, with _endless_ capabilities, and i ...

After watching the loopop video I’m not seeing much of anything to make me jealous as a Kronos owner.

The thing that popped most for me is that I think I’d have either invested in a more responsiv ...

Well that is totally fantastic! Wish I had your hardware skills! Very Happy

I’d like a green one please, to remind me of all the USD I have in the Kronos. Very Happy

In all seriousness though, I really liked the demos of this bank. On my wish list!

I’ve kind of learned to thi ...

Paint color choices are outstanding now, eh? Smile

It’s probably not just having buttons to access them. More banks on tap is going to take away from available sampling RAM, especially if the programs have new samples. And that would also mean longer ...

Sure, I’m in favor of Korg finding a way to increase the number of user banks on tap. Feels like we’re kind of beating up on Sounds of Planet for Korg not doing this though. His other post kind of wen ...

I kind of doubt the 3rd party sound library makers have much more pull with Korg than we (the user community) do. Would you rather they stop making awesome sound libraries? I wouldn’t.