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I think this idea goes well beyond "upgrading". It's more like a completely different product.

So what you want is a more freely "tweakable" Kaossilator. But in the form of a keyboard.

Like, perhaps, a real synth?

Isn't that what the Kaossilator's for? Korg (and most other companies) tend not to step on the toes of their own products...

In a word, no. It is one of the issues many people have talked about on this forum, the lack of the ability to "bounce" or "resample" the loops to different loop banks. I agree. It would have been a good idea and I'd guess it wouldn't have been that difficult to implement but then, they want people ...

Does anyone know if this combination will work? I don't know and can't seem to find much about the EC-5 pedal. Would it be able to turn the loops in and off?

Thanks.

I'm getting the "Error: No device is plugged in" message.

The Windows drivers install when I plugged it in but when I try to install the Korg ones, I just get this message.

I don't know what to do...

The Nanopad needs a computer. Although a KPro just to trigger synths does seem a little bit overkill if you're not going to use any of the other KPro features.

Can anyone confirm for me that the PadKontrol can be used to control and, specifically, play notes on the Kaossilator Pro without having a computer in between?

Thanks.

Can anyone confirm for me that the PadKontrol can actually be configured to control the KPro?

That is true and, like I said, I will be doing. But there are just a few sounds (the "acoustic" ones in particular) that I would like better control of because they sort of require it (fiddling and messing with the touchpad with those sounds won't necessarily yield good results like doing the same ...

Well, I'd use an external controller for ease of precision for more intricate melodies but it's by no means essential. I'm going to use a decent selection of other instruments for melodies anyway.

Yeah, I'd guess that it would too, but a KP3 wouldn't give any more precision to playing notes than the KPro...

The PadKontrol is the only MIDI controller that I've read that can send the required CC messages to trigger the notes of the KPro.

Does anyone know of any other inexpensive controllers that are able to do this without a computer in between?

You have my condolences. Concerning the KP3 sync issue and the keyboard issue.

It's exactly that they do loop continuously that they go out of sync IF they differ in lenth at all. Even if it's only .001 of a millisecond, they would eventually drift out of sync. Although I doubt this is the reason. I read somewhere, I think, that someone was saying the KP3 will drift ever so ...