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Wonderful, thank you!

Based on the specs I can find online, the new Korg ‘trinity’ (i.e., Wavestate, Opsix, Modwave) have common voltage/current (12V, 2.5A) requirements. Center-positive polarity seems to be most common wi ...

So essentially, since the amplifier on the Odyssey is putting out a fixed S:N on either/both lines of the balanced output, it really doesn’t matter if you compensate for the loss of half the signal vi ...

Right, I agree with your explanation and values!

Thanks so much for the replies and help. This is actually at more of the heart of what I was trying to get at in the broader context (what you write about regarding the mixer’s headroom and normal lev ...

I see; I guess I don’t have the equipment to test but could try to find a software version. The reason I ask is because it does matter if I’m feeding an unbalanced input, as the nominal input level wo ...

I’ve read the “high” output via XLR is a balanced output @ 4dBu. As such, id assume its a differentially balanced output (rather than impedance balanced). Can anyone confirm this, please?

Thank you! If I recall correctly, the Odyssey keyboard ranges from C1-C8 including the +/- 2 octave switch; so what you’re saying also implies that an external CV can provide oscillator (upper) pitch ...

Do the Korg/ARP Odyssey CV/TTIG/GATE/PEDAL inputs safely accept the standard 0V-10V CV range? Sorry for the simple question, I can’t seem to find confirmation of this in any specs somehow.

I get the same result. Oddly enough, the voice stealing display doesn’t show any voices being ‘stolen,’ which I feel it should be..

Guys, it’s time to say something about the poor quality of writing in these manuals. Who is responsible for writing them??? And more importantly, who (if anyone) is responsible for proof reading them? ...

Hi everyone. I have some questions regarding shifting octaves and am curious if anyone can explain why the following seem to work the way they do:

1) When assigning keyboard zones with the physical ...