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And also indeed as mentioned Stephen comes here from time to time, so you can ask him questions and he will be glad to guide and help with his great invention. You can also PM him when needed (below).

Thanks again!

Thank you for the encouragement and information! I will experiment with your suggestions!

John

that sounds very creative and very cool. Thank you for posting this.

I have only very recently begun to explore karma in my Kronos that I bought new about 2 1/2 years ago. (I got the last one that Sam Ash had.). Due to having an accident, and a very long recovery after I bought the Kronos, I took extraordinarily long to really master the normal functions that ...

Many years ago, I played this over and over in a cover band on my B3. I found that if I were practicing at home that I needed two hands, But when I listened to a recording of our practice, I decided that the solo would stick out more If I left out the lower note and let the bass player define the ...

Thanks to all of you for the great information: I am grateful for how so many of you have shared your knowledge on how to program and operate the Kronos. I'm probably one of the least capable players here but I love the Kronos and started with a DX7 many years ago and yes, I had an M1 also. But I ...

as great as the Kronos is, I think most of us have tried to use this editor I've gotten more gray hairs (and lost more hair.) I don't know anything about Macintosh computers but it was an absolute nightmare to get this to work on a PC and then it didn't do much. I finally got my working, but it took ...

I know about the Telstar version you mention but I've grown to remember the one from The Ventures with organ. The Clavioline was indeed incredible for its time with an impressive array of . I had forgotten that the Ventures had organ parts. This makes perfect sense, of course. My brother became ...

Wow. Incredible.

That sound is spot on. I continue to be amazed at the talent here and how willing all of you are to share it.

Best regards,

John

Wow!

that sound is spot on. Thank you so much!

John

Thanks for the help!

I remembered a 1960s song called [u]Telstar[/u] from long ago and got to wondering what on earth made that sound. It appears it was something called a Clavioline that was a forerunner of synthesizers. (At least according to Wikipedia.) There are several programs on the Kronos with a similar name but ...

Kronos update or replacement requirements being a relatively new Kronos user, I'm not real familiar with the limitations it might have after I have been playing it as long as most of you have. I'm curious. Can you tell me what the Kronos limitations are preventing you from doing? I can follow that ...

Appreciation for Korg My first Korg product was an M1. It blew everybody in my band and audience away. after a long absence, I bought a Kronos and I'm literally stunned at the quality and degree of workmanship not to mention the design and the sounds, of course. This new product looks absolutely ...

Kronos should do the job well if you intend to record DEMOS only. I tend to agree with what Poseidon said. The dry recording itself would be fine. You can do all sorts of great vocal processing too with the mic modeler or even create a de-esser with the multiband compressor. I know this was posted ...