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Thanks everybody, happy you enjoyed it

@Synthee: good point, actually I changed the settings and with the audience sounds better, thanks for that

@Diego5150: I used thw Japanese Grand Piano

http://www.soundcloud.com/metallo/my-dream

Just another piano song recorded with the Kronos

I used the Japanese Grand for it.

Stipes Vigilo wrote:I would like to see something more like a V-Synth GT 3.0 or GTX 3.0 with 73 key semi-weight. I'd buy that in a heartbeat.

I would get it on the day of the release, it would be a dream came true.

I'm currently using a kronos 73 and a V-Synth GT (plus a korg trinity plus that will be in my gear for ever and ever) and they are the perfect fellows eachother.
I know is pretty hard to find a V-Synth GT but also the V-Synth or the V-Synth XT (easier to find maybe?) can be very good.

I purchased a kronos 73 (not the X) last february.
After a couple of weeks the keybed problem started to show.

I sent the kronos to korg uk, they replaced the contacts and realigned the keybed and never had any other issue with it.

I absolutely understand you point, and agree.
A google hangout would be however very useful if you'll decide to make it.

Thanks again

I've added tutorial 15 a while ago to my youtube channel (creating KARMA GEs with the Karma-Lab software). I saw that the views of that tutorial weren't that much which makes sense since it was quite a specific topic. So i've canceled tutorial 16 (integrating cubase with the Kronos), since this ...

It happened to me once with different conditions, few days after I purchased the kronos. I had a setlist and I saved it on the SSD together with my custom pcg. I loaded a different set of sounds and later I reloaded my custom pcg and my setlist was, as expectes, still there. I shoot down the kronos ...

I'm recording mono, so just one track. The problem is that even just plugging the V-Synth BEFORE starting to record, the sound is effected. Looks like there is an effect applied at the beginning of the chain, on the input signal, and not at the end on the output. the only thing i can think of is ...

I'm recording mono, so just one track. The problem is that even just plugging the V-Synth BEFORE starting to record, the sound is effected. Looks like there is an effect applied at the beginning of the chain, on the input signal, and not at the end on the output. The TFX will be applied to any ...

SanderXpander wrote:And you're sure there is no input clipping? If you go to the audio tab and play your VSynth, it doesn't flash "ADC overload"?

Yes, no clipping at all.

navydave wrote:Does disabling Global IFX/MFX/TFX do anything?

Nothing unfortunately.

I'm recording mono, so just one track.
The problem is that even just plugging the V-Synth BEFORE starting to record, the sound is effected.

Looks like there is an effect applied at the beginning of the chain, on the input signal, and not at the end on the output.

Any suggestion?

i already have open in the past a similar but differen thread related to this (http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=79164&highlight=) Basically this is a problem I still haven't fixed...how to remove the FXs from the audio input signal to record a audio track into the sequencer ...