Korg Forums

voip wrote:The keyboard covers two octaves at any time, but it's possible to go up two octaves, and down two octaves, an octave at a time, by pressing the Step 1 and Step 4 buttons in keyboard mode, allowing the pads to cover a six octave range in keyboard mode.

.

Fantastic, thank you!

Complete noob question here. Can someone confirm that the ES2 has a 2 octave limit in keyboard mode? Thank you!

Thanks! Yeah that was kind of a duh moment for me. I thought there was only one midi out, not two. So it makes sense that you'd need two adapters. derp!

Hey guys. Got the sampler version used from Guitar Center, and it arrived without the MIDI adapter. Thanks for that link, Cade. Question though, I expected the adapter to be split and have two MIDI Din Sync connections... one for MIDI in and one for MIDI out. But the replacement adapter only has one ...

djkenstone wrote:There is no threshold recording and also there is no select a length like 4 bar recording as far as I know.

bummer. thanks for the headsup.

thanks inter.

unfortunately he doesn't mentioned whether or not there is threshold recording.

Anyone????

Hey guys, this isnt covered in the "manual"--

Is there threshold recording on the new sampler?

Thanks!

eqverb wrote:

22tape wrote:Can someone confirm whether or not there is threshold recording/sampling?

Thanks!

Not that I can find at this point. Really wish they would write a proper manual

Great thanks, eqverb.

Can anyone confirm? Thanks!

Can someone confirm whether or not there is threshold recording/sampling on the sampler?

Thanks!

I take it that your questions are for the sampler, right? I don't own the sampler, but I understand that if you turn the OSC EDIT knob fully clockwise, the sample plays back in reverse. Working out when you hit the DSP limit is a black art and almost impossible to predict. From my own experiences ...

Great news! So, a couple of questions (that seem to be missing in the manual) for the owners: Is there threshold recording/sampling? The manual briefly mentions that you can reverse a sample, but it doesn't explain how to do it-- is the reverse function indeed incorporated? I think I remember ...

I've heard a few people mention that the ES2 has "hidden features", but I wouldn't be so quick to call them "hidden features" as they only seem to be hidden because Korg released a super vague manual that doesn't cover its full functionality. By calling them "hidden features" suggests that korg is ...

Ted, looking at the majority of flame-wars on this board, you're front and center. Mirror, dude.

For me, since the new sampler doesn't have any sort of song mode and the sample tails cut off, I really can't use it as anything more than a sketchpad. This isn't a bad thing necessarily, but at $399 + tax and shipping, it's hard for me to justify buying yet another sketchpad. Personally, I would ...

Trolly Ted, I have never stated anywhere that I hated the machine, or anything like that. I have returned mine not only because it was bricked but also because I was unhappy with the bugs and glitches and wasn't ready to take a $500 gamble hoping Korg will sort it out. And guess what, 5 months ...