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The Roland Fantom just just got a massive update, adding new features and an actual model expansion which, tbh, isn't something I'd be using anyway BUT ...being the owner of a Kronos 2 - for 7 years now - I can't recall Korg ever releasing something like that. Can you? Here, check it out. https ...

It's a well known issue: kronos's velocity is defective, apparently it's a hardware issue so there's no way to fix that. I became aware of that roughly a couple of years ago when I hooked up a yamaha motif to my kronos 2 and noticed, for the first time, that the EPs had some bite to them...which is ...

That happened to me, too. I was using an old USB stick that happened to be malfunctioning. Could that be the case, maybe? Have a good one.

Well, there you go then. At least it's a common issue, it's not just my unit being faulty. Thanx for the feedback.

Chances are this is a known issue and someone already posted about it in the past, in that case, please disregard this post. Basically, if I use my K2 as a sound-engine with another keyboard as controller, my Kronos works magnificently, the EPs sound way better as I can definitely get some bark out ...

Seriously? The Kronos got a good five years of solid software updates that added many features. You buy a device for what it can do at the time of purchase - not what you expect it to do as the result of future firmware updates that may or may not happen. Firmware and software updates aren’t all r ...

Honestly, I think Korg's policy when it comes to updates is kind of pants. I've been a Kronos user for 5 years now but, to be perfectly candid, I'm seriously considering switching to Yamaha. Main issue, I don't like Korg pianos, both elecromechanical and acoustic. Also, sound banks are ludicrously ...

Has anyone here actually tried to put together playable multisamples from individual acoustic instrument samples?...I have, using samples I made from my old Deagan vibraphone, and I don't know how many hours I spent over a few weeks before I had usable multisamples...there are so many things for ...

Pedja wrote:

GregC wrote:Its " free" on the Nautilus

It's free for Nautilus, but it is not free for Kronos 1 and X. If we don't have any more OS patch, it will be good to get this piano for free.

It ain't free for the Kronos 2 either.

I've been a Kronos user for 5 years now, and, at this point, I think both the acoustic and electric pianos are Korg's weakest spot. I know it's a matter of personal taste, but I find Yamaha's pianos (both acoustic and electric) to have much more character & deepness to them, they just sound better ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcvxPjQVvfc <--- Here's a video someone took at NAMM. It's red. It looks rad. And that's it, I think.

Thank you very much, peeps. You guys are the best.

First off: I'm no programmer. At all. So anyway, cutting to the chase, how would you guys add some bite to the Kronos electric pianos? Especially in the lower range. This is what I mean: https://youtu.be/svX6WRWBP8o?t=2m18s

Thank you in advance for your feedback.

Rather, you want to add a wah-wah effect that is controlled by the joystick. The clue is in the order of the wording. Joystick is just a controller and it's pervasive, in Korg's workstations you can generally apply the joystick to all kinds of parameters - all at once if you like, but you go to the ...