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How about allowing your cat to roam outside the house? A more natural environment?

I've had a few synths so far, and I can only recall one of them having such a feature: the Moog Sub 37. All the others don't have any visual indication when any MIDI arrives at the IN port.

@Korg: wouldn't it be really useful to enhance the "show in mod list" display to show a count of how many mod entries exist per category? Currently, we're presented with a list of categories, but we're not given any idea whether there are any mods hiding behind those categories. Given that the ...

One thing which is quite frustrating is that the user has no way of (instantly) knowing whether any macro knobs are mapped to do anything or not. In a future physical product, it would be so cool if the macro knobs could have their own RGB LEDs to indicate whether they are duds or not. Currently ...

There shouldn't be any duplicates among the presets; an automated tool checked for that. There will certainly be ones which are similar, Hmm.. maybe we're not talking about the same thing. Take the "Lydian Spaces" performance.. Layer B uses the "Beautiful Robot Pad" timing lane preset, and Layer C ...

I'm sorry, but we don't provide any file format documentation for the wavestate. .. I saw that coming. Such a shame. OK, fair enough. Maybe I can formulate some Editor feature requests instead then? - allow import of short MIDI sequences (that fit the 64-step limit of the timing lane). Allow the ...

Coming back to the Wavestate.. I'd love to know why Bonjour was deemed necessary to write a firmware updater. An alternative would be for the user to manually enter an IP address, which would have its own points of failure. Excuse my ignorance of USB protocol internals, but surely USB does not ...

I'm a grey-haired software engineer with 30+ years of commercial (pretty hardcore) custom software writing experience. When I read the exchanges between a poor user like dpasdernick and Korg people, I despair. Why do modern companies like Korg still make such fundamental software engineering ...

I'm a grey-haired software engineer with 30+ years of commercial (pretty hardcore) custom software writing experience. When I read the exchanges between a poor user like dpasdernick and Korg people, I despair. Why do modern companies like Korg still make such fundamental software engineering ...

Howdie all, I recently got myself a Wavestate, and I'm pretty much blown away by it (it's my 8th synth, so maybe that says something). The timing lane is one of the most fundamental architectural features of the machine, so I am very excited to see that the editor allows export and import of timing ...

Hi, (context: I don't have a Karma, but considering buying one) Yesterday evening I got a pretty impressive demo of a Kronos owned by a knowledgeable chap. He demoed quite a few Karma things. Having slept on it, I'm wondering whether Karma can go as far as being able to imitate the functionality of ...

Looks like a serious bug. Does Korg monitor this forum for such feedback? Or are users supposed to formally report bugs in like this?

I don't understand the references to paid KARMA software. Surely if I buy a Kronos, I don't have to buy anything extra?

Hi, I'm considering buying a Kronos, and wonder whether it can do the following (which some of my other synths can do, and which I want in any new keyboard I buy). a) Press a note or chord, and Latch them.. (without any pedal stuff). Super for drones.. b) Have an arpeggio playing, and latch it c ...

Great suggestions. Thanks !!