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Kronos LS has specific keybed, only in 88 version. So, if you do not like or want weighted keys, found on Kronos 73 and 88, but would like synth action instead, you should really try both Kronos 61 and Kronos LS. Because when it comes to keys, nobody can answer you what is gonna be good for you. And ...

Kronos LS has specific keybed, only in 88 version. So, if you do not like or want weighted keys, found on Kronos 73 and 88, but would like synth action keys instead, you should really try both Kronos 61 and Kronos LS. Because when it comes to keys, nobody can answer you what is gonna be good for you ...

Really, no comparison there. If you already own top of the line Korg products, like Oasys and PA4X, Krome surely wouldn't satisfy you. As for their differences, those two products aren't even in the same league. Kronos is a flagship and offers absolutely everything, while Krome is slightly above ...

dfahrner, I have A800pro 61 keys for a few years and it's a keeper. I'm never gonna sell it and I hope it will work without any errors for years to come, it truly is a very good keybed, although keys are slightly smaller than usual. But the price I paid for that controller was rather high. That's ...

You both have the valid point about Krome's keybed. I agree with you, I think there is a lot to be desired about it. But I don't find it unplayable. Hell, in this era of midi controllers, most of them have horrible keybeds and still people buy them. When I was about to purchase 61 key midi ...

Shame how Korg failed to recognize what performers wanted from first Krome. Many performers went through a great deal to use custom samples. Not all markets use bread and butter sounds only. If Korg only enabled sample loading (not sampling itself, that would raise the production costs probably ...

As a new Kronos owner, how would I be able to compare the quality control on my keyboard with one from eight years ago that I didn't own? By asking the seller whether he had returns of recently bought Krome units, like ones bought during the current year? By playing the recently bought Krome and ...

Come on, guys, quite a few lookouts and not a single reply. At least those who use Krome 88 for a few years now, please respond. I am very interested in buying it and would like to use for many years to come, but wouldn't like to use rattled keybed, that would probably annoy me as hell. Thanks in ...

I've followed all the relevant topics regarding Krome's keybed, but I feel like starting a new topic because I'm leaning toward buying one in a due time and am interested in a few things: For those who are now using Krome for a one year or longer: is the keybed really that prone to showing serious ...

Hehehe, I see that 1. of April inspires many.
Kronos LE will be bundled with Samsung Galaxy S III and Playstation 4 for those 100 buyers who make the preorder now.

I have N364 connected with midi-to-gameport cable to Creative Audigy 2 ZS, running VST instruments in Cubase SX3. This setup performs fine while playing VST instruments, but it behaves strangely when recording anything to Cubase tracks. The recorded data isn't linear as it should be, but all notes I ...

Definite YES.
I would go for Trinity and Triton VST in a heart beat.

It's possible and quite simple. You can simple record tempo alteration; like you would record playing notes, you can record tempo changes, once you had your sequence recorded overdub it and record tempo changes by inputing a new value at desired bar or slowing the tempo gradually if that's what you ...

Xtrade is right about using RPPR patterns for what you need. And there is really nothing hard to it. In sequencer mode you should record single bar pattern with all those keys needed for one chord or what ever that is you want to play simultaneously. You don't even have to record it, just use step ...

SPDIF comes in two variations (OK, three, but the BNC version is obsolete in consumer hardware, I would say). The most usual is the RCA, see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RCA_connector What you need is TOSLINK, see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOSLINK So you need a pair of optical TOSLINK ...