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Thanks for sharing, instructive.

Here's a good video about what can be done with STR-1: <iframe width="1184" height="666" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/2LYNwMSP6WI" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture"></iframe>

any news about NKI import into the Kronos? I wish the next OS will support, it would open this keyboard to the whole world of sampling...

Same Behavior on my Kronos 2, lastest OS.

This is a bug that needs to be fixed. The value retained by the Kronos seems to be the buffer value used for the program editing, instead of the the saved value.

Not really a track, but an example of a Jupiter 8 sampled thru Eventide with Elektron Analog Rytm Samples in my Kronos 2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wCyv4bm348

Hello,

I also make custom sounds for Kronos. I have made it for several Kronos owners. Feel free to send me a PM if you need.

At last, this bug has been fixed with 3.1.0 update. Thank you Korg

Hi there, I would like to raise a bug on Kronos 2, OS 3.0.3. I have made a program that uses a wavesequence. The wavesequence is made of several mono samples I recorded into the kronos. I have not saved my ksc files, therefore I cannot hear my samples: this is normal. the mention "samples not loaded ...

Are you sure there this waveshape is not present? There are many of them already, but mostly 01W waveshapes, I presume.

in real life, there is no real advantage to S/PDIF. Analog outputs on Kronos (especially when used with balanced cables) are really good to my ears. With S/PDIF, you might encounter digital clock sync issues, you will have to force your digital audio interface to have the same 48kHz resolution as ...

Definitively to be tried, but great, great new, even as a beta-hidden feature.

there is no more value added to the PC3, now. Forte was already able to read large factory sample bank for its piano sound, already much better than PC3. Now, importing user sample will be possible. Forte is defintitively the best Kurzweil synth ever. Really!

Here's my feedback. I owned a K1-73 for more than 3 years (just sold it), and I own a K2-73 for a few weeks now. In my opinion, there are 2 majors differences: - built quality of the case (not button, screen, etc...just case). Wooden sides give a much better feeling. - CPU power. Running the same ...

Nice, nice, nice sound. Really!

Good ideas. I will investigate on next week-end. Thank you for your participation and all those good suggestions