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It's definitely a love it or hate it thing and personally I love the octatrack. :P I don't think there is a better hardware looper. Expensive, yeah, but it saved me from having to upgrade my laptop, which I can now use more as an effects rack or occasional synth for live use and a mixer in the ...

For the two video game sounds you're probably better off jumping straight to the sampled waveforms. I have a radias, but I think the r3 is actually better for this because it has more old school waveforms. For DX style sounds, the radias samples are probably better because they're smoother and ...

What I like with the sound that comes out of the radias is that it almost makes a new 8 bit sound - you get the effect that resembles the 8-bit music but crispier, cleaner and with a really big harmonic range. Obviously the result is different though. I'm with you there! I think radias is ...

Yeah, that is exactly it. I'm not sure what settings to change in Logic. I guess I'll have to do some more research. The unison button activates track solo and some of the other knobs are changing volume.

This is pretty funny in Logic hitting the osc mod button turns on track muting.

Cross and vpm. If I int a new patch and hit the osc mod button to go to cross I get no sound. If I use the master program knob to go back to waveform still no sound. I have to hit the osc mod botton until I am back at waveform to get sound.

When I press the osc mod button it disables sound, but if I use the screen to switch modes it works fine. I'm new to the radias and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong of if it's broken. Thanks.

I just purchased a Radias I was told was new off ebay. It came with a quality assurance certificate stating that it was inspected and tested by the service department of korg. Do all Radiases come with this? No other korg gear or anything else I have ever bought have come with anything like this. So ...