Erm... I'm not so sure about that...ozy wrote:Did I say that? No.synthguy wrote:But does not having them make the KRONOS seem less desirable? Not really.
Maybe you could argue that more people will want to buy it, or be more excited about it, but not think any more of it. I think that's a pretty thin line of reasoning.ozy wrote:But if it's a great engine, which can run only on Kronos and because of Kronos' quality, sales of Kronos will be improved. And its reputation weill only grow.
Or maybe you chose a poor example.

But I sincerely doubt it's going to happen anyway. Even if it did happen, the only people who would be excited about it most likely will be the laptop softsynth guys.
As I said, it would be awesome if KORG invited Arturia or Native Instruments to add a few of their synths to the arsenal. But I'm not one of those wringing my hands and mumbling, "I hope this isn't aaaaalllll we get..."
No, I'm very pleased to have an OASYS with a few more goodies thrown in for less than $4000 US! Open, shmopen, who cares? Not most keyboard players and synthesists. Just some of you guys here.