@KLSinCT - the maximum for the SGX-1 piano model is 100 notes (stereo notes with damper resonance). The other synthesis types have different max polyphony- see the full specs at korg. com/kronos
I don't think fast runs on such a patch really have an effect...u know what I mean, hopefully...but with a guy like Jordan, u may dare to differ and accept the shit!! I soooo want this fucking instrument!! :D
@mr4y - If you want to disable a combi or sequence timbre so that no polyphony is used, there's a Status button right above the Mute button (for each timbre). If you set a timbre's status to Off, no polyphony will be used.
The timbre Mute buttons work just like on an audio mixer. If a timbre is muted and you play a key or audio track, it is still playing- but its signal is silenced. If you then unmute it, you will hear it.
@johnplanetz On Kurzweil's PC3 muted layers don't use polyphony. It's one of the main complaints in the Korg Forums along with the endless RH3 issues.
@mr4y - there are two buttons per timbre on the screen: the Mute button works like an audio mixer, while the status button when set to Off works like you want. In any case, a global preference to choose the Mute button behavior would be a good addition.
@johnplanetz Switching elements off defeats the whole purpose of using combi mode. You have all that supposed power under the hood(although it's inferior processing wise to the early OASYS) and you would think that basic stuff like polyphony limit wouldn't be a issue, like it wasn't with the PC3(intelligent voice stealing algorhythm and no polyphony isue with muted layers) or the Jupiter 80 (256 note polyphony). In this regard, PC3 run circles around the Kronos.
@mr4y - if you like, imagine that the current Mute button says something like "Silence", and the status-off selector says "Mute". Now that button works just like you're requesting, and there it is, already there. And as I said, it's a good suggestion to add a global preference to let you select "No Polyphony Usage when Muted" for the Mute button.
@mr4y - Playing a single note on a layered Kronos combi can request literally 1000s of voices- it has to make some choices about what will sound. Every system has its limits. The stealing algorithm in Kronos is really quite sophisticated. Broad generalizations and comparisons such as those you're making are meaningless. The Kronos will exceed its competitors in some areas, and not in other areas. If you like the PC3, great- buy one! But claiming it "runs circles around the Kronos" is silly.
@johnplanetz I'm not making that. I can tell you that a number o Kronos owners agree that Kurzweil has the upper hand in this regard. Keep in mind that the whole issue is not about voice stealing algorhythms. The whole isse is that muted voices in Combi mode will use polyphony and this doesn't happen with the PC3, which can have 32 layers per program and up to 16 programs in "combi" mode, while having no polyphony used when layers are muted, which does happen in the Kronos.
@mr4y Is no excuse to make such a primordial effect while still calling this keyboard a game changer? What changed? Korg keyboards already had this issue years ago.
@mr4y And this is not even the biggest issue with the Kronos in general. The biggest issue is the numerous faults with the RH3 keybeds as well as the VST editor false advertising. What I'm talking about could be described as a pet peevee.
@mr4y - Korg has publicly addressed the RH3 issues. If your Kronos has a keybed problem, contact Korg for repair. The VST editor delay is unfortunate, but these things happen sometimes. Your "Mute pet peeve" is a matter of perspective. There are benefits to the Korg Mute implementation, but it clearly is not your personal preference. You're making way too big a deal out of it, and completely ignoring what I've said. Please that's enough on that here, thanks.
@johnplanetz On the VST, is not a delay. It's now at the point of false advertising. It was announced since the beginning in videos and even Korg's website(it should still be there yet). It even was one of the marketing strategies from Korg. Delayed or not delayed there's no excuse for that. If they didn't had a editor ready, then they shouldn't announce it in the first place. Period.
All of these patches sound strikingly similar to two VST's i have on my computer, which i use with Ableton. KORG M1 and KORG WAVESTATION. Why the big fuss over something that sounds like its twenty years old?
@Oblivionduff I kind of have to agree with you on the sounds. But, What if think makes this one different is the awesome level of customization. I'm not sure if you've checked out the offical Korg promos on this but it does seem to offer a lot more to tweek than prior units. Ps: is your name based on The Elder Scrolls?
Does Kronos has RPPR and chord assign to pads(in kronos the pads are in the screen) like M3..? If anyone knows, please let me know.. Thank you in advance..
me gustaría saber como menciona (johnplanetz)..lo importante es ver si el teclado soporta el polvo, ya que uno lo usa varias veces en vivo y no solo en estudios, aki por el istmo de tehuantepec hablamos de vientos de mas de 150km/h y tienes k cumplir tu contrato musical, al M1 se le caen los botonos, cada uno trae inconvenientes, este al = que todos los teclados el enemigo numero 1 seria el polvo, aki en el istmo diria tierra, espero y tomen en cuenta esta opinion los fabricantes
as much as I love Jordan Rudess you can't really get a general sound from his demos because he uses a distinct set of tones that most people wouldn't know how to use lol
I always have the hardest time with these "musical" demonstrations, especially with new keyboards. These demonstrations are done in a sterile environment, with great musicians doing the demonstrations. Personally, I want to know if the keyboard will hold up under the most strenuous working conditions, like direct sunlight (if doing an outdoor gig), and many other factors. Also, does Jordan Rudes already have this keyboard in his collection? If so, cool. If not, why not? Points to consider.
@trux04 - yes, it will indeed be helpful to find a store like Guitar Center that carries the instrument so you can play it in person. But I don't know of anywhere that'll let you take it outside in the sun :) Yes, Jordan now has a Kronos in addition to his OASYS.
@linn1000 ... and that's the case with most of the great nice expensive keyboards on the market for the last decade or more... I've been deceived as well, not once.
Sadly, it's all about the money for the "big guys"! :(
@AL7X7 - nothing wrong with the oasys. it was released in 2005. it's now 2011, so as with all things, technology has changed. the multicore processor in the kronos allows for things like seamless sound transition, and polyphony is unaffected by effects load, etc. the oasys continues to be an amazing and groundbreaking instrument, and the kronos is next evolution of that tech. the oasys has some features that the kronos lacks, like tilting screen leds around knobs/sliders, etc. it's up to you!
i love Rudess but he has plastered his name alongside so many major synths and workstations I don't give his endorsements nearly as much weight as I once did in years past. Roland , Kurzweil , Korg, Muse....the list goes on.
@NNITRED Well, what do you expect? There isn't a professional keyboard (or guitar for that matter) player out there who would sincerely claim that one instrument was the best for all situations.
@gunteman I agree. Moreover, Rudess abuses of his technical skills to insert "nonsense shred" too much often. Sort of "technical orgy". Too much technical kills technical.
Long time ago, many people like Jordan refused to play keyboards with rhythms (Arranger Keyboards).
Today, most demonstrations of this kind of workstations are performed exactly as an Arranger Keyboard, like Yamahas PSRs and Tyros, Roland E Series, Korg PA Series, etc.
Why these guys do not helped to develop this technology before?
We would have keyboards with more competitive prices today.
@u7club They are not using any Accompaniment style... They use arpeggios or drum tracks. In Korg, KARMA plays a vital role in performance which is the most powerful tool a synthesizer can ever get. And Kronos has 4 KARMAs in COMBI mode. That makes her the best in its class. It seems that they are using an arranger, but actually it isn't. Even though it sounds like an arranger, it is very far better than an arranger. An arranger like PSR, PA, E-Series will never get even a 30% of sound quality
KRONOS is the greatest of all..!!! OMG.!!! What a BOARD.. WHO can beat this music monster..!!
And at last I found the real master whom I can point to and call him a Synthesizer, Workstation, Arranger.. He is KORG KRONOS, the greatest..! " HAIL KRONOS, the KING of my Musical fantasies " Let your name be glorified among others. All glory and honour we give to you alone. We adore your sovereignty " Oh.! The emperor of Music.. Let us exalt your mighty name above all.." You alone deserve glory..
@u7club of Kronos. Since it is a MUSIC MACHINE rather than a musical instrument. You can do ever greater things than an arranger in an ideal workstation like KRONOS. Because its 9 independent sound engines work simultaneously without affecting the effects and quality of the other. Which you can't get in any other boards like MOTIF, FANTOM etc. This makes KRONOS distinct from others and KRONOS is my board and the one WORD for a SYNTHESIZER..
@u7club Dude! The Kronos isn't an arranger keyboard. It's a workstation. And yes there's a very big difference. Go pick up a Yamaha Tyros if you want to play at Wedding anniversaries or such.
I almost started a study to combine software engineering with music, but that market is very difficult here in the Netherlands so I continued with software engineering only. So music is my hobby (and Korg synths help me a lot in that).
I was wondering what kind of programming language is used (maybe a bit obsessive, but that's the way I roll ... where did I hear something similar?).
Good luck with your job ... looking at the videos and knowing from present Korg synths you are doing well.
@michelkeijzers - we code mostly in C++, C and x86 assembly. Interesting it seems that most software engineers are also musicians! Perhaps these pursuits involve similar areas of the brain? :)
@johnplanetz I too am a musician and soon to be software engineer. Many of the people I've studied with were musicians too. Maybe coding is like writing music, who knows. (:
@ThaDeka - sound switching is improved since OASYS. with Seamless Sound Transition, notes sounding from the previous combi/program will hold across the change, complete with all their effects. i talk about this and other new KRONOS improvements in my blog at planetz. follow the link in the video notes.
Yngwie Malmsteen of keyboards
TheBoonggaboongga 4 days ago
@KLSinCT - the maximum for the SGX-1 piano model is 100 notes (stereo notes with damper resonance). The other synthesis types have different max polyphony- see the full specs at korg. com/kronos
johnplanetz 1 week ago
I don't think fast runs on such a patch really have an effect...u know what I mean, hopefully...but with a guy like Jordan, u may dare to differ and accept the shit!! I soooo want this fucking instrument!! :D
SparkShredder 3 weeks ago
Keep in mind one thing. Muted layers in every mode eat polyphony. No other workstation does this.
mr4y 3 weeks ago
@mr4y - If you want to disable a combi or sequence timbre so that no polyphony is used, there's a Status button right above the Mute button (for each timbre). If you set a timbre's status to Off, no polyphony will be used.
The timbre Mute buttons work just like on an audio mixer. If a timbre is muted and you play a key or audio track, it is still playing- but its signal is silenced. If you then unmute it, you will hear it.
johnplanetz 3 weeks ago
@johnplanetz On Kurzweil's PC3 muted layers don't use polyphony. It's one of the main complaints in the Korg Forums along with the endless RH3 issues.
mr4y 3 weeks ago
@mr4y - there are two buttons per timbre on the screen: the Mute button works like an audio mixer, while the status button when set to Off works like you want. In any case, a global preference to choose the Mute button behavior would be a good addition.
johnplanetz 3 weeks ago
@johnplanetz Switching elements off defeats the whole purpose of using combi mode. You have all that supposed power under the hood(although it's inferior processing wise to the early OASYS) and you would think that basic stuff like polyphony limit wouldn't be a issue, like it wasn't with the PC3(intelligent voice stealing algorhythm and no polyphony isue with muted layers) or the Jupiter 80 (256 note polyphony). In this regard, PC3 run circles around the Kronos.
mr4y 3 weeks ago
@mr4y - if you like, imagine that the current Mute button says something like "Silence", and the status-off selector says "Mute". Now that button works just like you're requesting, and there it is, already there. And as I said, it's a good suggestion to add a global preference to let you select "No Polyphony Usage when Muted" for the Mute button.
johnplanetz 3 weeks ago
@mr4y - Playing a single note on a layered Kronos combi can request literally 1000s of voices- it has to make some choices about what will sound. Every system has its limits. The stealing algorithm in Kronos is really quite sophisticated. Broad generalizations and comparisons such as those you're making are meaningless. The Kronos will exceed its competitors in some areas, and not in other areas. If you like the PC3, great- buy one! But claiming it "runs circles around the Kronos" is silly.
johnplanetz 3 weeks ago
@johnplanetz I'm not making that. I can tell you that a number o Kronos owners agree that Kurzweil has the upper hand in this regard. Keep in mind that the whole issue is not about voice stealing algorhythms. The whole isse is that muted voices in Combi mode will use polyphony and this doesn't happen with the PC3, which can have 32 layers per program and up to 16 programs in "combi" mode, while having no polyphony used when layers are muted, which does happen in the Kronos.
mr4y 3 weeks ago
@mr4y Is no excuse to make such a primordial effect while still calling this keyboard a game changer? What changed? Korg keyboards already had this issue years ago.
mr4y 3 weeks ago
@mr4y And this is not even the biggest issue with the Kronos in general. The biggest issue is the numerous faults with the RH3 keybeds as well as the VST editor false advertising. What I'm talking about could be described as a pet peevee.
mr4y 3 weeks ago
@mr4y - Korg has publicly addressed the RH3 issues. If your Kronos has a keybed problem, contact Korg for repair. The VST editor delay is unfortunate, but these things happen sometimes. Your "Mute pet peeve" is a matter of perspective. There are benefits to the Korg Mute implementation, but it clearly is not your personal preference. You're making way too big a deal out of it, and completely ignoring what I've said. Please that's enough on that here, thanks.
johnplanetz 3 weeks ago
@johnplanetz On the VST, is not a delay. It's now at the point of false advertising. It was announced since the beginning in videos and even Korg's website(it should still be there yet). It even was one of the marketing strategies from Korg. Delayed or not delayed there's no excuse for that. If they didn't had a editor ready, then they shouldn't announce it in the first place. Period.
mr4y 3 weeks ago
wow so expressive cool playing
soundmanhaven1 1 month ago
john i gotta say the more i learn about you and from you the more respect i have for you.
portwoodjeff 3 months ago
All of these patches sound strikingly similar to two VST's i have on my computer, which i use with Ableton. KORG M1 and KORG WAVESTATION. Why the big fuss over something that sounds like its twenty years old?
Oblivionduff 4 months ago
@Oblivionduff I kind of have to agree with you on the sounds. But, What if think makes this one different is the awesome level of customization. I'm not sure if you've checked out the offical Korg promos on this but it does seem to offer a lot more to tweek than prior units. Ps: is your name based on The Elder Scrolls?
Mikeg73070 1 month ago
bir de düğüncülerden onay almadan 4 para etmez bu alet. harmandalı seni bekler kronos cuğum. kusura bakma.
akgunmert 5 months ago
idol!!!!!!!
luckycj08 5 months ago
Does Kronos has RPPR and chord assign to pads(in kronos the pads are in the screen) like M3..? If anyone knows, please let me know.. Thank you in advance..
jerryKJose 5 months ago
@jerryKJose - yes to both.
johnplanetz 5 months ago
@jerryKJose Yes and you can add a Korg nanoPad to control drums or the chords.
dentunes 3 months ago
All keyboards should be arrangers and just let people use the feature or not.
You don't have to use them but hey they are there if you want to use them.
I say put it all in one box and let the artist use what they want. Why have all those
models.
alphasxsignal 5 months ago
me gustaría saber como menciona (johnplanetz)..lo importante es ver si el teclado soporta el polvo, ya que uno lo usa varias veces en vivo y no solo en estudios, aki por el istmo de tehuantepec hablamos de vientos de mas de 150km/h y tienes k cumplir tu contrato musical, al M1 se le caen los botonos, cada uno trae inconvenientes, este al = que todos los teclados el enemigo numero 1 seria el polvo, aki en el istmo diria tierra, espero y tomen en cuenta esta opinion los fabricantes
alejandro770302 5 months ago
what a CRAP... I'm disappointed!
xpjv 6 months ago
Great; now I need this piece of equipment. (At least I already own that sweet Beatles shirt Jordan is wearing.)
HilbertSpace 6 months ago
At the demo take a flashlight with you. Point it at the screen and see if you still can see the info on the screen.
Muziekschuur01 6 months ago
1:07 - listen to how fucking great i sound!
jakethesnake854 6 months ago
as much as I love Jordan Rudess you can't really get a general sound from his demos because he uses a distinct set of tones that most people wouldn't know how to use lol
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ermiriermiri 6 months ago
God dammit I lost the game!
metabog 7 months ago
Jordan is the best!
lucaspiano 7 months ago
I always have the hardest time with these "musical" demonstrations, especially with new keyboards. These demonstrations are done in a sterile environment, with great musicians doing the demonstrations. Personally, I want to know if the keyboard will hold up under the most strenuous working conditions, like direct sunlight (if doing an outdoor gig), and many other factors. Also, does Jordan Rudes already have this keyboard in his collection? If so, cool. If not, why not? Points to consider.
trux04 7 months ago
@trux04 - yes, it will indeed be helpful to find a store like Guitar Center that carries the instrument so you can play it in person. But I don't know of anywhere that'll let you take it outside in the sun :) Yes, Jordan now has a Kronos in addition to his OASYS.
johnplanetz 7 months ago
@johnplanetz Do you know if his main keyboard will still be oasys, or he switched to Kronos now that he have one?
BryanHolopainen 5 months ago
@trux04 He plays kronos instead of oasis live from this tour on…
claudiodxe 6 months ago
Korg have done it again. There is nothing else on the market like it. Yep
BaseMosquito 7 months ago
is that the 73 or 88?
clipbrowser 7 months ago
@clipbrowser - i think that was an 88
johnplanetz 7 months ago
@johnplanetz thank you :)
clipbrowser 7 months ago
It sounds way too much processed just like other Korg romplers.
Chriskkboongg 8 months ago
9:31 crazy improv!!!!! loved it!!!!!!!
str8rippin0mlg 8 months ago
@linn1000 ... and that's the case with most of the great nice expensive keyboards on the market for the last decade or more... I've been deceived as well, not once.
Sadly, it's all about the money for the "big guys"! :(
norbit70 8 months ago
@AL7X7 - of course he will! :)
johnplanetz 8 months ago
@AL7X7 - nothing wrong with the oasys. it was released in 2005. it's now 2011, so as with all things, technology has changed. the multicore processor in the kronos allows for things like seamless sound transition, and polyphony is unaffected by effects load, etc. the oasys continues to be an amazing and groundbreaking instrument, and the kronos is next evolution of that tech. the oasys has some features that the kronos lacks, like tilting screen leds around knobs/sliders, etc. it's up to you!
johnplanetz 8 months ago
@johnplanetz a new kronos also costs less than a used oasys :D
whammybarfreak 8 months ago
i love Rudess but he has plastered his name alongside so many major synths and workstations I don't give his endorsements nearly as much weight as I once did in years past. Roland , Kurzweil , Korg, Muse....the list goes on.
Great playing as expected though.
NNITRED 9 months ago 2
@NNITRED The OASYS, Fantom G-8, and K2600xs are all very worthy keyboards that he has endorsed and that I love.
mitsubachi2 7 months ago
@NNITRED Well, what do you expect? There isn't a professional keyboard (or guitar for that matter) player out there who would sincerely claim that one instrument was the best for all situations.
Superphilipp 1 week ago
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Decimator7 9 months ago
6:01 this groove and synth remember me Jan Hammer and Miami Vice Sounds
kurzyroly 10 months ago
@kurzyroly You totally hit the nail on the head. I was just about to comment on the Jan Hammer vibe when I found your comment.
HilbertSpace 6 months ago
He's turned into Tori Amos at the 10 minute mark !
oysterlovers 10 months ago
on looser does not love this !
MAH1500 11 months ago
I'm a fan of his but man does he noodle too much! Slow the fuck down!! lol Less is more sometimes...
ditroiamusic 11 months ago 2
@ditroiamusic Couldn't agree more! He's a brilliant keyboard player, but not a very good musician, to put it harshly.
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@gunteman I agree. Moreover, Rudess abuses of his technical skills to insert "nonsense shred" too much often. Sort of "technical orgy". Too much technical kills technical.
Decimator7 9 months ago
the game
DreamTheaterisGod1 11 months ago
What the heck is this 1911 thing at the bottom right of the video???
PorcupineFloyd68 11 months ago
He's so cheesy :b
WillTocaJr 11 months ago 3
Cost?
GeneticAsymmetry 11 months ago
@GeneticAsymmetry The launch price of Kronos is 3799 dollars :)
Emilienn84 11 months ago
@Emilienn84 U can get it for 3500 from sweetwater.
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I love his 2nd improv. Nice sounds on a powerful machine!
OkamiTensi 1 year ago
Love the his 2nd improv. Nice sounds on a powerful machine!
OkamiTensi 1 year ago
Great video, I love it! Too bad I just lost the game watching it.
bananamusician 1 year ago
@linn1000 i feel your pain and you do have a point.
816showtime 1 year ago
Long time ago, many people like Jordan refused to play keyboards with rhythms (Arranger Keyboards).
Today, most demonstrations of this kind of workstations are performed exactly as an Arranger Keyboard, like Yamahas PSRs and Tyros, Roland E Series, Korg PA Series, etc.
Why these guys do not helped to develop this technology before?
We would have keyboards with more competitive prices today.
Better late than never.
Muitas Emoções!
u7club 1 year ago 4
@u7club There's a difference between Arranger Keyboards and Workstations with ARPEGGIATORS.
athox 8 months ago
@u7club They are not using any Accompaniment style... They use arpeggios or drum tracks. In Korg, KARMA plays a vital role in performance which is the most powerful tool a synthesizer can ever get. And Kronos has 4 KARMAs in COMBI mode. That makes her the best in its class. It seems that they are using an arranger, but actually it isn't. Even though it sounds like an arranger, it is very far better than an arranger. An arranger like PSR, PA, E-Series will never get even a 30% of sound quality
jerryKJose 5 months ago
KRONOS is the greatest of all..!!! OMG.!!! What a BOARD.. WHO can beat this music monster..!!
And at last I found the real master whom I can point to and call him a Synthesizer, Workstation, Arranger.. He is KORG KRONOS, the greatest..! " HAIL KRONOS, the KING of my Musical fantasies " Let your name be glorified among others. All glory and honour we give to you alone. We adore your sovereignty " Oh.! The emperor of Music.. Let us exalt your mighty name above all.." You alone deserve glory..
jerryKJose 5 months ago
@u7club of Kronos. Since it is a MUSIC MACHINE rather than a musical instrument. You can do ever greater things than an arranger in an ideal workstation like KRONOS. Because its 9 independent sound engines work simultaneously without affecting the effects and quality of the other. Which you can't get in any other boards like MOTIF, FANTOM etc. This makes KRONOS distinct from others and KRONOS is my board and the one WORD for a SYNTHESIZER..
jerryKJose 5 months ago
@u7club Dude! The Kronos isn't an arranger keyboard. It's a workstation. And yes there's a very big difference. Go pick up a Yamaha Tyros if you want to play at Wedding anniversaries or such.
SteffenH89 2 months ago
i sure wish the casing wasnt so fucking ugly. also no tilt up display? pssh.
ill take two!
zonkedhombre 1 year ago
@zonkedhombre The only difference is that one is an Arranger Keyboard and the other no ...
I hear drums, bass and chords (with arpeggiators or other kind of feature) just like an Arranger Keyboard.
Or I'm not hearing well?
Music is music. It should be valued at all stages.
Muitas Emoções!
u7club 7 months ago
the game...
Randyolsson 1 year ago 21
@Randyolsson - the full sign reads "the game has been changed"
johnplanetz 1 year ago
@Randyolsson damn iv lost the game...
Fozzy13579Bear 11 months ago
In my group of about 12 people there are 2 musicians and 1 DJ and my job is completely unrelated to music. But 3 out of 12 still is quite a lot.
And music is quite related to math/logic, both the tone system, but especially synthesizer 'programming & sound building (Oscillators, filters etc).
Thanks for the answer anyway!
michelkeijzers 1 year ago
I almost started a study to combine software engineering with music, but that market is very difficult here in the Netherlands so I continued with software engineering only. So music is my hobby (and Korg synths help me a lot in that).
I was wondering what kind of programming language is used (maybe a bit obsessive, but that's the way I roll ... where did I hear something similar?).
Good luck with your job ... looking at the videos and knowing from present Korg synths you are doing well.
michelkeijzers 1 year ago
@michelkeijzers - we code mostly in C++, C and x86 assembly. Interesting it seems that most software engineers are also musicians! Perhaps these pursuits involve similar areas of the brain? :)
johnplanetz 1 year ago 2
@johnplanetz I too am a musician and soon to be software engineer. Many of the people I've studied with were musicians too. Maybe coding is like writing music, who knows. (:
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he's pimpin' the Kronos real hard….
Big0il 1 year ago
he's pippin' the Kronos real hard….
Big0il 1 year ago
The best show of power I have seen so far. Thank you for fighting the crowd and filming this for us. Thank you! :)
KorgM50 1 year ago
The background made me lose the game! D=
freetrader0000 1 year ago
@jhonplanetz what are big diffrents betweeen Kronos and korg oasys,can u swich between sounds like u do on korg oasys?
thnx
ThaDeka 1 year ago
@ThaDeka - sound switching is improved since OASYS. with Seamless Sound Transition, notes sounding from the previous combi/program will hold across the change, complete with all their effects. i talk about this and other new KRONOS improvements in my blog at planetz. follow the link in the video notes.
johnplanetz 1 year ago
I'm studiing to have a job like yours!
Where are you working? Awseome!
pablo12co 1 year ago
@pablo12co - I work at Korg R&D. Your're right, it is awesome to get to work on such cool products. Good luck with your studies!
johnplanetz 1 year ago
nice work . keep the vids coming
mongoose979 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this! I wonder how much he got paid for doing this... Loads...
Thomusic2 1 year ago
WOW what a beautiful sound. THUMBS UP.
5mcarter 1 year ago
what part of it did you work on???
imakingprawnok 1 year ago
@imakingprawnok - our team does the embedded software architecture design and implementation.
johnplanetz 1 year ago