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Friends,

If you want to add more sounds to your M50 then you must have my world/ethnic set.

Initialy, this set was made for the Korg M3 which comes with samples and GEs. However, I have decided to convert it to the m50 format. What you get is 52 programs for $25.00. Trust me, you can not get better than this deal.

Note: Since the M50 does not load samples then the converted sounds will only use the internal sounds from within the M50.

The set will use the internal sounds of the M50.

Updated link:

If you are interested, then visit my website http://kelfar.net/prod10.htm

Look at #s 00 to 51 when you visit my website and enjoy the audio demos.

Bet,
AK

ak wrote:m50 format. What you get is 52 programs for $25.00. Trust me, you can get better than this deal.

Then I think I will pass...

lol!
Trust me, you can not get better than this deal.

Hi, sounds good but i was unable find it. All i saw was stuff for m3.....

Yes, no sign of the M50 programs , just M3 priced at $50 not $25. Looked through the rest of the site and no sign of them.

Can you provide another link, plus can we preview the sounds ?

The link is ready: http://kelfar.net/prod10.htm

Ahhh, my mistake, thought these sounds might actually have been samples of real ethnic instruments and not synth imitations.

Not for me, but good luck............

The M50 does not load sample. However, the m3 does, so you can get the m3 and then get my m3 set with samples.

WTF?

what do you mean?

Your statement (Get the m3 to load the M3 samples) will make anyone respond like that! Cmon Man this a M50 forum. You dont come here and advise people to buy a M3 because we need to hear to your Ethnic sounds!

prkravi wrote:Your statement (Get the m3 to load the M3 samples) will make anyone respond like that! Cmon Man this a M50 forum. You dont come here and advise people to buy a M3 because we need to hear to your Ethnic sounds!

As I understood it, the sounds are all made for the M50, ak just responded to the question of whether they were new samples or just new programs. (In which case the answer would indeed be that to load samples you need an M3.)

I suppose the initial ad was borderline ambiguous ("Initialy, this set was made for the Korg M3 which comes with samples and GEs. However, I have decided to convert it to the m50 format" -- the "it" in that second sentence might have led some astray). That said, M50 owners should not need to be told that the M50 is not a sampler!

I did not say you need to buy the KM3 to load my set with samples. I was trying to say that the converted sounds will only load the set without the extra samples.

The set will use the internal sounds of the M50.