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I think it's because the file is 17.6 MB and nobody wants to host that bandwidth. But it works fine to post a comment on this thread or on the thread there on the FB group, ask if someone can personally send it to you by PM or by email. https://www.facebook.com/groups/205297998235/10153837312638236/

Split points can't be moved, sorry. Here's why:

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=97533

Hey Glenn; Glad the tip helped you. As to your other question, the short answer is: No. Split locations and layer types are defined and built into the patch. Each patch is a preset ROMpler sound actually 2 sounds. In the piano or EP patches that have "noise" such as string or tines noise to add to ...

Boris,

Thanks for your detailed post.
As for "Adjust the trim on the tube," do you mean power up the SV-1 while disassembled, listen to its audio, engage the amp circuit and keybed, and adjust until it sounds good?

Thanks for an already good post.

Yeah, the mixer might be the source of your hum. You have to try it without it to test all the options.

Well, I'm sorry, that really stinks that your Korg connection isn't able to do this. Makes me super glad I didn't buy a Korg stand. On a "need to replace nonworking key" post, I posted these web pages as sources for parts. You might take a look there for what you need, just an idea: Replacement keys ...

Look around for the service manual to get an idea of the amount of work: Korg-SV-1 service manual.pdf Replacement keys are available on the web, HERE: http://www.syntaur.com/K54U.html parts (spare keys): http://www.guitar-parts.com/catalog/korg-key-m3-88-m50-88-lp350-sv1-sp250 -- gluing the broken ...

Yeah, no worries. Browsing thru I just came across this thread on sustain pedals. Turns out, some people have better success using a non-Korg pedal!

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=66763

i_am_binky wrote:I've included song titles for many of the patches, but many of these are not accurate descriptions, some only for my amusement. haha.

I think the "Teen Spirit" one would probably go in the "for my own amusement" category, LOL

I picked this stand for my SV-1 73 and it would probably work fine for an 88 as well, since it has adjustable width as well as height. Check the max/min adjustment dimensions to see if it fits your requirements. For me, the lowest possible height is a little tall for me, but I'll get a better ...

It doesn't sound like you have an issue with calibrating the sustain pedal, which can make a difference. Check the manual on how to do that and make sure it's ok. Seems you're talking about the sound itself. The SV-1 is a ROMpler, and as i was talking to some guys over at the Pianoworld forum, the ...

Mac users: How's the connection with the Editor, and what was your workaround solution? Can someone PM me their email -- I'd need to get the old version of the Mac Korg USB-midi driver that runs on older Macs. I don't know if that version is on the disc or not but it's probably the 1.0 or an ...

There probably will not be any update to the Editor. If you could, please post which legacy version of Java and the most recent Mac OS that has worked for you. If I were to guess, I'd say the problem is more with Java than it is with the OS; but I'm not a programmer, so that's just a guess based ...

WayneReadHead PM'ed me to say that his XLR repair is still holding up just fine.

teddyc1 wrote:So WayneReadhead, can we judge from your silence that "no news is good news" about your capacitor upgrade, and no more problems with your XLRs?

Thanks Paul, it works; Laptop can connect to the SV-1 and transmits fine. Yes, my Macs could not see the Windows stuff on that disc. So, the disc does hold both Windows and Mac versions on the same disc - but hidden to the opposite operating system. I really appreciate your help! UPDATE: I've posted ...