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EnjoyRC wrote:

BillW wrote:Now if we could just find a cure for the multitude of stupid posts criticizing every aspect of a keyboard that nobody even owns yet, we'd be golden. This forum is truly starting to suck.

I'm sure there's a pill for it. I'll be right back after a bit of research.

Isn't there an app for that?

...yes...

http://www.thinkgeek.com/images/products/zoom/bfa3_mimo_mini_usb_monitor.jpg Maybe someone at korg could get them to develop an OS so we can just plug something like this into the USB 2.0 port? Good idea..Ill buy one if it will work. Kronos has USB.. I think??? but what about the software for it ...

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Maybe someone at korg could get them to develop an OS so we can just plug something like this into the USB 2.0 port?

Could you use something like padKontrol to trigger chords? If so I'm fine with that.

Dear Korg, Please do not acquiesce to a bunch of silly requests to make 500 demo videos covering every possible patch on the Kronos. Don't waste your time doing anything but releasing the most kick-a** keyboard ever devised. Thanks, Tim PS: Also, nobody needs the manual until they've played their ...

The nano products will not work with Kronos.
I believe I read this from a korg Employee. Rich F I think said so.

How do you guys carry all that stuff!!!! What kind of transportation do you have? :shock: I can barely carry my S90ES... I'm so tired of lugging it in the gig bag. What kind of cart do you guys use to wheel the stuff around and how long does it take you to setup? Just get one of those little carts ...

Oh I wasn't Looking for any I have some lava cables but I was just wondering what kinds other people use.

When one purchases a top of the line keyboard, what cables does one use to preserve the wholesome-ness of the sound?

I'm pretty sure the Spider Pro is good, but I bought a similarly designed stand and had to get rid of it because it was too wobbly and I constantly had the feeling that the keyboards were about to fall when playing: http://www.dv247.com/studio-equipment/die-hard-dhks10bk-keyboard-stand--81958 I've ...

so those things can support a kronos 88 at about 50 pounds? According to the specs, the Spider Pro can support 77 lbs per tier. I'm not sure how they figure in the added pressure of you pressing on the keys though. I'm probably going to order one of these myself pretty soon since I've read good ...

so those things can support a kronos 88 at about 50 pounds? I'm just not familiar with how sturdy these synths are. Do you think it would be ok to let the kronos hang over my desk by about a foot? I'm just worried about the thing warping or something. Also, does the kronos support using the ...

billysynth1 wrote:Here

http://www.quiklok.com


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Or for a more stylish approach,

http://www.google.com/search?q=spider+p ... ent=safari

As for weighted and synth-action. I've been playing on an upright for all my life and can easily play faster more synth based "riffs" I guess you could say. You can always adjust the velocity curves of the keyboard as well on the 88 so you don't get fatigued trying to play louder. If possible you ...