Official Korg Poll for KROSS users
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- danatkorg
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Official Korg Poll for KROSS users
Hi all,
I'm interested to find out a little about how old our users are, and how people use our instruments. If you can take a moment to answer this poll by selecting one of the options above (you may need to be logged in to see the radio-buttons), it would be really helpful for our future development. Thank you!
I'm interested to find out a little about how old our users are, and how people use our instruments. If you can take a moment to answer this poll by selecting one of the options above (you may need to be logged in to see the radio-buttons), it would be really helpful for our future development. Thank you!
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- danatkorg
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With this question, we're looking for the primary use; we understand that people often use them for both purposes as well. Thank you for responding - we appreciate your help!Shutoku wrote:I said 45-54 live performance, but I also use it in my home and in the recording studio. Unfortunately the poll only allowed for one answer.
Dan Phillips
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Well I would say this,
I use it myself, and I also teach music in my home as my day job.
I chose the Kross because it could do everything I needed, and also what I needed for my students.
I knew it was easy for students to operate if I created the combis and stored them in favourites, so one button allows students to get all their sounds.
For my own use, I love how portable it is. I bought it expecting to use it along with my Korg sp 250 digital piano, but have found that for most things I can do everything just with the Kross, which is great for set up and tear down.
So live performance is really my primary use.
I use it myself, and I also teach music in my home as my day job.
I chose the Kross because it could do everything I needed, and also what I needed for my students.
I knew it was easy for students to operate if I created the combis and stored them in favourites, so one button allows students to get all their sounds.
For my own use, I love how portable it is. I bought it expecting to use it along with my Korg sp 250 digital piano, but have found that for most things I can do everything just with the Kross, which is great for set up and tear down.
So live performance is really my primary use.
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Home: above plus Korg Kross 61, Korg m1, original Korg Mono/poly, Yamaha Reface CS, Yamaha KX-5
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Thanks for a truly amazing keyboard.
If Korg is contemplating the 'next generation Kross' here are 4 ideas:
1) a chip to include X50-type sonics - less transparent yet silkier?
2) a 73-note version; slightly less resistance in the beginning of the key's travel downward, and a slight 'bump' in the second half of the key's travel downward, and aftertouch, if you can engineer it in for less than another pound (or two in the case of a 73)
3) Holding Exit and moving Tempo knob changes BPM in integers.
Once again, thanks for saving aging backs, keeping us 'hip' and creating Korg miracles.
If Korg is contemplating the 'next generation Kross' here are 4 ideas:
1) a chip to include X50-type sonics - less transparent yet silkier?
2) a 73-note version; slightly less resistance in the beginning of the key's travel downward, and a slight 'bump' in the second half of the key's travel downward, and aftertouch, if you can engineer it in for less than another pound (or two in the case of a 73)

3) Holding Exit and moving Tempo knob changes BPM in integers.
Once again, thanks for saving aging backs, keeping us 'hip' and creating Korg miracles.
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Thank you to the eight KROSS users who have responded so far. Surely there must be more KROSS users here!
Dan Phillips
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If you need to contact me for purposes other than technical support, please do not send PMs; instead, send email to dan@korgrd.com
Manager of Product Development, Korg R&D
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My wife and I won a Kross 61 as a runner up prize in the 2013 Korg Kronos Studio Makeover contest. We primarily use it in the studio at the moment. I have to admit I was pretty impressed by it. Looking forward to more contests like this from Korg!
regards,
Tim
Current Gear: N364, TR88, Kross61, Art Pro MPA II, Studio Projects B1, Shure SM58/SM57, Behringer C1, Behringer XM8500, Yamaha MG 10/2, Behringer Xenyx 1002FX, Steinberg CI2, Cubase AI 6.
Tim
Current Gear: N364, TR88, Kross61, Art Pro MPA II, Studio Projects B1, Shure SM58/SM57, Behringer C1, Behringer XM8500, Yamaha MG 10/2, Behringer Xenyx 1002FX, Steinberg CI2, Cubase AI 6.
Primary use of Korg Kross
Technically I use my Kross for live performance. However, I create and add backing tracks using the Kross at home (of course) for those live performances. Oh - and I'm 49 - so I chose 45-54, Live Performance.
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Hi DanatKorg,
I've just responded, kross is briliant I use it more than my moxf mainly for the size, weight and bwttery option, I sit with it on my lap in front of the tv. Bacause of this ive got very familiar with programming it.
Top of the list for me in an update would be nice colour screen, please keep it really portable, cheers Rick
I've just responded, kross is briliant I use it more than my moxf mainly for the size, weight and bwttery option, I sit with it on my lap in front of the tv. Bacause of this ive got very familiar with programming it.
Top of the list for me in an update would be nice colour screen, please keep it really portable, cheers Rick