Editor 2,0
Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2012 5:12 pm
Can someone explain to me what is the benefit of the editor vs the screen on the Kronos the screen is not bigger on my mac 27" so what I'm I missing ?
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Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2012 5:25 pm
The benefit is that Korg won't be liable to a class-action lawsuit.
Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2012 5:37 pm
There is no benefit… Version 2 editor was updated to function with OS 2.2 in Kronos.
My personal opinion, the editor SUX! Disappointment is an understatement.
Won't be fooled again KORG .. sorry, next time the goods will have to be on the table.
My personal opinion, the editor SUX! Disappointment is an understatement.
Won't be fooled again KORG .. sorry, next time the goods will have to be on the table.
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 8:30 am
If you think like that, there is no benefit of any editor.
Lou, look at the other VSTi editors on your 27inch mac... how do they look? Are they bigger than the KRONOS editor? Can you resize them? Which ones?
Lou, look at the other VSTi editors on your 27inch mac... how do they look? Are they bigger than the KRONOS editor? Can you resize them? Which ones?
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 8:44 am
The main benefit for me is I'm not hunched over the keyboard getting neck strain, instead I'm staring straight ahead at a comfortable angle.
I should be able to have my 64 bit Cubase open and the editor screen, both easily viewable. I have twin monitors and have parts of Cubase on one and parts on the other. Having to keep leaning forwards to look down at the touch screen and swap between mouse and finger doesn't make for very comfortable use.
From a stand alone viewpoint, a similar thing. If I'm designing/tweaking a sound, much more comfortable to do it leaning back in my chair with the mouse (and a coffee) than hunched over the screen.
I should be able to have my 64 bit Cubase open and the editor screen, both easily viewable. I have twin monitors and have parts of Cubase on one and parts on the other. Having to keep leaning forwards to look down at the touch screen and swap between mouse and finger doesn't make for very comfortable use.
From a stand alone viewpoint, a similar thing. If I'm designing/tweaking a sound, much more comfortable to do it leaning back in my chair with the mouse (and a coffee) than hunched over the screen.
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 7:16 pm
I really like the librarian functions, including copy/paste which maintains parent/child relations. Name list export is handy too.
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 7:22 pm
I am not at the machine right now - but some of the long lists of items that are hard to scroll through are much easier with the pull down menus of the editor. Of course typing names is easier. Keeps my fingers off the screen more. There definitely are some conveniences.
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 9:02 pm
I actually find the editor quite usefull!
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 11:01 pm
As a stand alone editor, all I want is to be able to edit my sounds without being hunched over the screen.BobTheDog wrote:I actually find the editor quite usefull!
It can be an exact copy of the touch screen and I would still find it very usefull.
Of course it could also be so much more
The one thing I find annoying is what I posted in another thread, the main page pics don't link to the pages. So rather than touching one of the pics on the touchscreen and instantly being in the correct place, in the editor you have to click on numerous tabs which lengthens the workflow.
If they fix that one thing, it would make it 10 times more usable to me
Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2012 11:14 am
So do I!BobTheDog wrote:I actually find the editor quite usefull!
