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Might also be different resource usage - memory, cpu load etc. These might effect polyphony count and so forth.

@Xenophile - Thank you, just gave my entire family a hearty laugh sharing that story

My cats love the Kronos too. Especially sitting above them looking out the window. I have spot for them!

My dog on the other hand, isn't at all welcome in the studio.

On the basis of this customer service alone I won't even consider these libraries.

Astounding.

That Great! Compliments to the chef.

And the Yamaha Motif XS and XF series, and probably a few other Yamaha devices courtesy of the tight relationship between Yamaha and Steinberg on DAW integration.

The Korg driver supports both 32 bit and 64 bit - you may find only one of these is active. The Editor I believe is 32 bit, your DAW may or may not be depending on the DAW. The way to check is to: Activate the Windows start menu Type Korg select the Configure Korg USB-MIDI Driver app Donw the bottom ...

I don't know of a way via the Kronos but judging by the sysex implementation manual it should be possible to create a slider in something like Lemur to provide the control and then you could Lemur to listen to one of the Kronos faders or a touch screen control to move them in a group. That is how my ...

anyone have interesting suggestions for what to use the other 8 pads for? I program the other 8 pads on the PC and have used them for: + Control changes - either latch or momentary. Great for adjusting filters to a fixed point (yes, we have other buttons but you can never have enough buttons and ...

So you aren't surprised when it arrives... + When you plug in the nanopad2 the top row of 8 pads become the Kronos 8 pads - this is always so + the lower row of 8 and the XY thing operate as normal - you can program them using the PC software (nanopad will remember) and set up different scenes to ...

Program up and down are special functions. You have to map them to MIDI Input controllers - as described in the section I mentioned above. Then you set the FCB to the same CC and Channel as you set on that page. Simple enough, no need for inc and dec button - which would only incr or dec what ever ...

you will need to assign the special function "Program Up" and "Program Down" using the Special Function Assignments for External MIDI Input page in Global P2:Controllers/Scales Its' on page 795 of the Kronos Parameter Guide. you can set an appropriate incoming midi channel and CC#. Then set you foot ...

Very nice, very curious how you tweaked it

Now where are those additional program and combi bank locations when you need them?

In your second, third and fourth kronos....

Thanks

If SF2 is the way to go then samplit is also an option. I will check for some demos and see what its all like.

Cheers

Rob