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The simplest way is to make before a copy of your sample and rename it (exemple : SaySoperc1 and SaySoperc2)and then put the second one where you want and adjust it ! 🌞 Yes, that's what I ended up doing. It just seems strange and inefficient that we have the option of editing the length of each re ...

in a MIDI track I think you would want to use Copy Measure instead of Repeat Measure. As I recall, Repeat replays the same data, over and over, wherever you specify and as many times as you specify. Thus any change to one region will be interpreted as a change to the repeated data in all regions ...

Long time Triton user here. I've imported a 1-bar percussion loop named SaySoPerc into Audio Track 01, measure 01 on the Kronos. Then, using the Repeat Measure edit, I copied the 1-bar loop throughout the length of the entire song. It plays fine. However, I need the loop to stop on beat 3 every 8th ...

Having toted keyboard workstations such as the Triton & OASYS all over creation for nearly 2 decades, I must say, I can't wait for the day when I can plug my flight-friendly iPad(s) into any ol' generic/rental keyboard controller and be good to go. It looks like Korg is approaching this idea with ...

Screw the hack-saw, I just squeezed the hell out of em with a pair of pliers and they pulled out pretty easily...

Ill-conceived rubber feet replaced with felt glides...

The more I look at it, the more I realize that the only way is from the top by removing all of the circuit boards.

I wouldn't even bother if 2 of the feet weren't already missing...not sure how no Earth that happened.

I suppose I could use a hacksaw or maybe drill it out...yikes! :-/

Surprisingly, I couldn't figure out how to do this...also surprisingly, I didn't see any mention of how do do this by searching here or anywhere else on the web. Does anyone know of a way to remove the 4 rubber feet from the bottom of the OASYS without pulling all of the boards out from the top? The ...

Thank you KORG... I realize that KORG is now going to get some heat from those who already paid for these extras. I hope their anger is tempered by the realization that they still got value for their money because they were able to use those extras years before everyone else who's getting them for ...

I agree...the options should be given away. I understand that those who paid for it might feel slighted but no more so than someone who buys an iPhone only to see it depreciate as they see another newer iPhone roll out a few months later. That said, I couldn't care less if KORG gives the add-on ...

@ Davidb - I was afraid someone was going to say that. : ( I"m still hoping that won't be the case. The OASYS had an insanely high price tag (not that it wasn't worth it) and KORG new they wouldn't sell many. Hopefully the Kronos will be a huge seller...and KORG will be able to put more effort into ...

I'm waiting for a sequencer update. I have an OASYS and it's sequencer is the virtually same thing that my Triton was back in 1999. This was a great thing because I barely had to crack the OASYS's manual. But it's time for the M3 update...at least.

Chriskk wrote: I've never had a HDD failure in my 20+ years of intensive computing.

Then you're the only one my friend...in history.

@ Orbvs_Tomarvm - That was f'n hillarious! Bravo!

I prefer a synth-weighted 73-76 keyboard for road use. It's lighter to transport, easier on the hands, has more keys than a 61k yet is smaller/lighter than an 88k. It's perfect.... I am surprised and disappointed to see Korg split from tradition on this model. This might even be a deal breaker for ...

BIG +1

Might help ease the sting of $5000 worth of depreciation staring me in the face. Would love a Kronos simply because it's smaller and lighter but I'd need to sell the OASYS...problem is, I doubt I'd get enough to even pay for the Kronos 61.