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Yes, note data generated by the step sequencer can be recorded into the sequencer without issue (into either track 15 or 16, I can't remember which). The step sequencer will sync its clock with the sequencer Wonderful, that will make it possible to engage in advanced drum track programming ...

In other words: It is not possible to record, copy/put the Pattern Sequencer pattern data to a Sequencer (MIDI channel)? I believe it should be possible though, as the KROSS Parameter Guide manual says the following: --- Step Seq The MIDI transmit channel of the step sequencer in Program mode is ...

Check the Sequencer Event Edit page in the Kross Parameter Guide (page 150 in both Kross, and Kross2 Parameter Guides). Individual MIDI events (e.g. note on/off, Control Change) can be inserted, deleted, and ranges of measures can be copied and pasted to create repeating patterns. It's a bit of a ...

In short, is there a way to put, copy/transform, or record Pattern Sequencer data, into a regular MIDI track on Korg Kross? As there's no Step Recording onboard, I need to find a way to record patterns to its onboard Sequencer for further editing with Event Edit. I know that Sequencer channel 16 is ...

There are 64-bit versions of Soundquest's MIDI Quest, and both the M3 and M50 feature in the list of supported instrument modules in MIDI Quest 12 Beta version. It's worth contacting Soundquest about the suitability of their software. https://squest.com/Products/MidiQuest12/ . Thanks for your input ...

Hi there, I'm considering buying a Korg M3 or M50 for a specific project. However, the VST editor found on the Korg website only shows the 32-bit version. As such therefore it is not possible to use it in a modern DAW sequencer. Has anyone succeeded in solving that problem? I know that it can be ...

A switch could be positioned externally so that it is activated as a key is pressed, and adjusted in such a way that the switch contacts close just as the second key contact closure occurs. The depth of keypress required could initially be established by placing an external mechanical key stop, and ...

SeedyLee wrote: To put it another way, I have never felt the latency to be noticeable at all on the Kronos, especially compared to VSTs (even with low buffer sizes). It is one of the key reasons I still prefer the Kronos over computer-based setups.

Exactly my point! hehe

Korg didn't release latency figures for the Kronos, as far as I'm aware, so there's no reason to suppose that the Nautilus would be any different. It might be possible to get some measure of latency without taking the Nautilus apart and invalidating the warranty. A switch could be positioned ...

...from first finger contact with the keyboard key. Maybe I expressed myself unclearly. What I mean is the latency of the Korg Nautilus internal sound engine - AFTER the PRESSED key sends a signal to the sound engine (simplified). Not since the first finger contacts the key, those are two different ...

Hello, I read an SOS article where they claim that the Korg Wavestation's internal sound engine has 2 ms latency. For me, this is perfectly fine (I own a Wavestation) since I natively work with sound cards that have 0.7ms latency (2 x 0.7ms latency gives 1.4ms for the entire DAW). I can't see that ...

Dan Stesco wrote:No, I just checked. The SNG from Kronos play with different sounds and need to adjust manually but is not a big problem to select the sounds from category.

I was referring to PCG files import, not to SNG ones.

I see a disconnect with SNG files, in that I use Karma scenes, and the GE use many instruments , esp drums. I would be surprised if the PCG mapping or file conversion translated Karma data to the ARP data in Nautilus The problem I see is that Kronos Karma can fire upon 4 channels, opposite to the ...

Looks like a really great keyboard at a great price, but going on thomann prices, for an extra €368 yo-yo’s you could have a have a KRONOS. Strange they are so close.....unless KORG is about to discontinue and replace the KRONOS? Just thinking out loud. Sharp. Your statement is valid IF you think it ...

Thanx for the info. what about SNG ? thanx No info about that SNG files yet. Please bear in mind that, at the moment, Kronos data is NOT compatible with Nautilus. It only works from Kronos (in) to Nautilus. However, it may be something that is developed in the future. This is a first hand ...