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It's definitely heavier than I was expecting. It might be more manageable if you use a case with casters, but stairs would possibly require 2 people lifting.

Here's the video manual for the Kronos 2 from the Korg Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Xkfi58w6Y

It sounds like you probably overwrote your setlists when you loaded PRELOAD.PCG. That file contains all the factory patches and settings, and loading this full file is essentially like doing a factory reset. PRELOAD.KSC is the file that gets loaded during boot up, and is what loads the factory ...

kid_nepro_2002 wrote:Here’s something I put together that talks about this:

http://www.kidnepro.com/blog/korg-krono ... und-banks/

Good Luck!

That was very helpful. Thanks for sharing. Got the 2 EXs libraries I wanted to use loaded into separate banks now.

So I started to get into some of the KApro EXs libraries. Ended up purchasing a couple and downloading a few others for demo. One complication I noticed though is that they all seem to want to load into the User-G bank, so if I try to load in multiple libraries at once, they end up just overwriting ...

The issue relating to "hearing a beep but no action results" with the touchscreen.... This has always happened to me occasionally, even going back to Oasys and M3 (I don't recall Triton behaving like this, but it was a monochrome display). It happens when you don't press closely enough to the ...

OP here. Just wanted to say that I ended up getting the DS-1H to use with my new Kronos, and I really like it. Feels solid and it actually doesn't slip on my carpet, even though it lacks the no-slip mat that the Roland pedal has. My only gripe is that it doesn't have a right angle connector (I ...

I figured the K2 just shipped with 3 GB, since that's how much it says on mine in the Global menu, but makes sense if that's just the software not able to see the last GB. Didn't think of that.

I believe the max that the OS supports is 3 GB RAM, since it's a 32 bit system. The Kronos 2 ships with 3 GB installed. As for SSD, I don't think there is really a hard limit to the drive size you can install. USB storage should work as long it's plug and play. I bought a 128 GB USB stick to use ...

You want to be in the SAVE tab in Media mode if you want to back up the internal banks to SD card. It's explained pretty well in the video I posted. They go over saving to and loading from SD card.

I believe that OPEN will allow you to browse the patches contained in the PCG file. LOAD will actually load that data into the active patch banks/internal memory. Make sure that you have your current active patch banks backed up before you load a PCG, as loading a new PCG will overwrite your patches ...

It's pretty straightforward once you understand how the Save/Load system works. PCG files can contain Program,Combi,Global settings data. Sequencer files are stored separately in the SNG format. So if you choose SAVE ALL, it will generate 2 different files. It will save all your Program and Combi ...

I don't believe in extra warranty stuff. If you buy factory sealed, it should be 100% reliable . Plus Korg has a warranty. Generally, if there is a defect, an owner will sense it quickly. If its a dodgy component problem, it should fail in the first 30 days. This is 1 reason I recommend leaving a ...

Definitely looking forward to get years of enjoyment and use! I actually made the purchase from Guitar Center, which seems to get a bad rap, but the folks at my local store who helped with my purchase and exchange were top notch. I am glad too have a few GC's nearby. They are minimal on keyboard ...

Definitely looking forward to get years of enjoyment and use!

I actually made the purchase from Guitar Center, which seems to get a bad rap, but the folks at my local store who helped with my purchase and exchange were top notch.