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[fcoulter]

Now that I've finally gotten my Kronos to talk to my computer, it looks like I only need three pieces of software running on my computer to really unlock the power of the Kronos. Or am I missing some obvious tool?

1) The Kronos Editor - free from http://www.korg.com/
2) PCG Tools - donation from http://pcgtools.mkspace.nl/
3) KARMA - $169 from http://www.karma-lab.com/
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Fred

Korg: Kronos2 88
Other: Tyros 5 76, DGX-650, YPT-320, Fretted Clavichord, Upright Piano, DX-7, SY-99, eMu MPS (last three in attic)

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[Ksynth]

Seems right.
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[bobmusic]

If you own an iPad, there would be also this option:

http://www.kronos-remote.com
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Best regards, Robert
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Korg Gear: Kronos 88 & 73 (2nd SSD, 3GB RAM, silent fan)
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Korg Collection 3

[AdDeRoo]

TidyKronos (can do a few things PCGtools can not (yet)):
http://www.keller12.de/tidykronos/
I use primarily PCGtools, but for shifting Drum Patterns, I have used that

AL-1 and Polysix editor:
http://www.chrutil.com/kronos/
Haven't used that, but looks fancy

Another editor:
http://www.arweiler.onlinehome.de/onksor.html
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[KorganizR]

There's also PCGrid, a simple utility I wrote a few years ago.
It is a simple Kronos PCG viewer only, but what makes it different is that you can
view, search and compare across multiple PCG files at once in a single "grid-like" overview.
The java version runs on Windows, Linux and Mac.

Read more about it in:
http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=87348
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