Korg Collection (V2.0 released, GUI update!)

[Andywanders]

I've started to create a few presets in the MS20, but I can't see a way of exporting a bank?

Neither can I. It seems you can only save individual sounds (fxp) into the user folder. It's weird because it can import/load banks, but not save them.

Version 1 could save banks though. I wonder why they dropped it in version 2.

[Sound Mechanics]

I've started to create a few presets in the MS20, but I can't see a way of exporting a bank?

Neither can I. It seems you can only save individual sounds (fxp) into the user folder. It's weird because it can import/load banks, but not save them.

Version 1 could save banks though. I wonder why they dropped it in version 2.

Yes, it seems odd as most synths have the option.
Maybe the fxp files can be combined into a fxb for import?

[Andywanders]

Maybe the fxp files can be combined into a fxb for import?

I think the only way to do that is to load the individual sounds into the old version, then export the bank from there.

[BONES]

You can banks from individual patches in EnergyXT.

[bill45]

Has anyone installed the Korg collection on an M1 Mac?

Not me, I'm waiting for native support (although if it takes too long I might just install the Rosetta versions for now...)

Thanks.

[Jorgeelalto]

Has anyone installed the Korg collection on an M1 Mac?

Not me, I'm waiting for native support (although if it takes too long I might just install the Rosetta versions for now...)

Thanks.

So, the problem is not all DAWs have bridges built in. With FL Studio I cannot open x86 plugins, and since I'm working primarily with it in the M1 MBA, I won't even bother installing those. I can say though, I tried Vital (x86 for now) in Reaper using the bridge and it works... More or less. Some graphic glitches here and there, although that might just be Vital.

[bill45]

Has anyone installed the Korg collection on an M1 Mac?

Not me, I'm waiting for native support (although if it takes too long I might just install the Rosetta versions for now...)

Thanks.

So, the problem is not all DAWs have bridges built in. With FL Studio I cannot open x86 plugins, and since I'm working primarily with it in the M1 MBA, I won't even bother installing those. I can say though, I tried Vital (x86 for now) in Reaper using the bridge and it works... More or less. Some graphic glitches here and there, although that might just be Vital.

They Say it works with Roseeta.
https://www.korg.com/download/global/su ... ORG_en.pdf

[Jorgeelalto]

They Say it works with Roseeta.
https://www.korg.com/download/global/su ... ORG_en.pdf

I guess it does but then it's a matter of how well it works with your DAW's bridge, and whether the DAW has one or not. Not trying to discourage anyone, just it's more complexity than running it natively and I don't have too much time right now so I will wait I'm happy to wait for Korg, and eager to use M1 and WS again

[CalUKGR]

I haven't been able to use Triton for a while now. According to Korg Software Pass, I have Triton installed (I don't because it won't) and I don't have Triton Extreme installed (I do, and it works).

M1 and Wavestation are both working fine - and, as I said, Triton Extreme is working fine. It's the original Triton that won't work. I can download it, it appears to install, but all my DAWs either fail to recognize it or report it's not compatible and blacklist it. When I retry clicking on the triton .exe to reinstall it does nothing. I'm on Windows 10. I've never had a problem with it previously. Now I can't use it at all.

It would seem I'm the only Triton user in the entire known universe who is having this problem.

I wouldn't mind, but Triton Extreme is missing my favorite original Triton Combi ('The Ascension') as it's not included in the Extreme's voice list (and the ROM collection is incomplete on Extreme, too).

[Sound Mechanics]

Just send them an email.

I had a reasonably swift reply about a month ago stating the fact that you can't export banks with their latest updates.

For anyone interested, here's the email I received:

Thank you for your enquiry. Please also accept our apologies for the delay in replying.

There isn't an option to export a whole bank of programs from the software. You can, however, access and make a backup copy of your user presets by saving the files in one of these folders:

[macOS] ~/Documents/KORG/MS-20/Presets/User
[Windows] ~/My Documents/KORG/MS-20/Presets/User

[CalUKGR]

Can you remember the exact email you wrote to? All I get from Korg UK is a form to fill in about hardware issues.

[EvilDragon]

https://support.korguser.net/hc/en-us/requests/new

This is how you submit software issues to Korg.

[CalUKGR]

Thanks - I've submitted a request for help on that email. I might even get an answer!

[Sound Mechanics]

Can you remember the exact email you wrote to? All I get from Korg UK is a form to fill in about hardware issues.

The contact form above (EvilDragon) looks correct.
I actually used one of the options from this page, which probably ends up in front of the correct person:
https://www.korg.com/uk/support/contact/
They replied from this email:
website@korg.co.uk

[michal.ochedowski]

I had to contact KORG support three times in the past. In each case they responded within reasonable time frame. First question was about Mono/Poly bank management. They sent me a satisfying and clear answer. Second and third time was about MDE-X bugs. They fixed the first one, which was quite significant for all users. They did not fix the second, which wasn't crucial for functioning of the effect. Still all together I had good experience compared to other big companies. I mean what's the point of sending a reply to the user, when months later issues are not being fixed. All that despite the fact that they release an "update" in the meantime. That's not the case with KORG. They acknowledged the problem and fixed it for the next release.
My only wish at the moment is to have resizable GUI for LegacyCell.