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I have made some nice sounds using the built in samples on the radias - lots of fun can be had passing a string section through the variable filter and waveshaping, which you won't be able to do on the EXB because you can't use the samples in the EXB's voice architecture. The EXB adds no extra ...

Hm..?

I've never heard about Synth Wizards, looks like a nice job that I would love to do (modifying keyboard instruments). Then you should seriously consider it! Not many around as far as I know. I doubt many Kronos owners would be interested as it takes a while to do and nobody likes to be without ...

KK wrote:http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... p?t=123292

Wow that's pretty impressive. Looks absolutely flawless

KK, that angled screen mod is superb. HUBA, the M3's UI does have fewer things happening on screen. Part of that is screen resolution, but also because there are more tabs or pages to move through. It's a great workstation even now, but I do wonder if it would ultimately disappoint you. It was ...

If you read all the threads like this over the past few years, and factor in the total silence from Korg, there is only one conclusion. Korg has decided they are no longer interested in offering a "flagship" workstation. It's like Toyota saying "we are not going to pursue our Lexus brand any more ...

Focusing first on the screen angle, my personal wish list would be some sort of HDMI port thing or other connector so that we could hook up a large touchscreen tablet or laptop to mirror the screen output and functionality. These days, with my eyesight deteriorating rapidly from old age, I wish ...

Yea, all that. But as many will point out, this topic has been brought up since K1 on this and other forums. Sure but opinions tend to change over time. You know, as technology develops, competition changes etc. See it as an updated attempt to let Korg know how things stand. It's free and in theory ...

This is a 2024 thread for sharing thoughts and ideas on how Korg could make a Kronos successor an actual success in the sense of being perceived by lots of musicians as desirable and a rational long time investment. Many will feel an instant urge to point out that this has already been talked about ...

Concerning the Kronos: 3 unbearable things (among others) that were not in 2011 but have become in 2024. 1 / The Kronos sequencer (which I have been using since its birth) has not been improved by Korg in 13 years of existence! What a shame! 2 / The Kronos Drum patterns are outdated and there are ...

Nice!

I'd be nice if site Admin would roll all these duplicated posts into one: "[this thread]" "Kronos 3 expected Launch" "Is there any hope?" "[any many more threads I'm not aware of but I'm sure exist]" We get it, we all want to see the next Korg flagship, speculation or popular opinion won't make ...

The other reason I am desperate for a new Kronos is, having invested thousands of hours learning and using it, I am worried that my investment will go to waste as the hardware becomes increasingly hard to support and maintain. A very good point. It takes commitment to invest the time needed to ...

Derek Cook wrote:I still say we have probably not fully dived into what the Kronos can do, so why the rush?

Because the thinking is that a new Kronos might have addressed some major issues with the UI, making it faster and less frustrating and painful to use?

Does it work like with the MS-20 VST, with patching and everything?