KVR Audio

Exhile · Post by **Exhile** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:45 am

I tried the demo of these a few month ago and remember fiding the user interfaces awefull. Especially the preset browsers. I assume this still hasnt changed? The one i am mainly interested in tis the M1 and the Mono/Poly as they have so many classic sounds.

auricle · Post by **auricle** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:48 am

Exhile wrote:I tried the demo of these a few month ago and remember fiding the user interfaces awefull. Especially the preset browsers. I assume this still hasnt changed? The one i am mainly interested in tis the M1 and the Mono/Poly as they have so many classic sounds.

I think the user interface is small - especially on higher resolutions. I'm finding that I have to use a screen magnifier to do some things.

Lotuzia · Post by **Lotuzia** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:51 am

Exhile wrote:I tried the demo of these a few month ago and remember fiding the user interfaces awefull. Especially the preset browsers. I assume this still hasnt changed? The one i am mainly interested in tis the M1 and the Mono/Poly as they have so many classic sounds.

Hi Frank,

The Monopoly preset browser is good. You have simulataneous access to several banks of 128 presets if I'm correct, with a large display.

Wich means you can load 3rd party soundbanks and get access to them in a single click.

The MS-20 and Polysix browser are less handy though, only 32 presets banks. Wich is why its probably better to get thematic and organised banks for it ( Like Basses, Pads, Leads aso )

All these banks can however be organised on a further level using tools like Kore 2 or Cubase VST3 tagging utilities.

PAK · Post by **PAK** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:55 am

It makes a lot more sense than just sitting on this stuff. Hopefully, if it goes well enough, they might consider getting more involved in the VST market again. Plus maybe, just maybe, they'll make an update some day which removes the horrible scroll bar from the MS-20's GUI!!

SymoreMusic · Post by **SymoreMusic** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:56 am

Thank you PHassan, for the post, and kruSHka69 for the link.
WAVESTATION and MDE-X will fit nicely with my "real" T1.

DevonB · Post by **DevonB** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:43 pm

MonoPoly for $50. Awesome! It was the only thing I was missing since I already had KLC and KDE. Veeery tempting now...

Devon

Ingonator · Post by **Ingonator** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:43 pm

rob_lee wrote:
whitecat.tv wrote:
glasgene wrote:I am pretty they are serial and C/R.

and it looks like you can buy from the UK.
You can... this was quite a recent thing anyway, I bought my Digital Edition upgrade because of that. Getting it before was a pain in the arse, had to be done over the phone with Korg UK directly and everytime I actually remembered I wanted to do it it was out of office hours.
It's a no go for me then.. C/R grrr.. prefer my licences on my dongle.
Nevermind.. sold these a couple of years ago..big mistake
Great deal though if you like C/R

Rob

If have one of the latest updates for the Digital Edition and Analog Edition 2007 and all licenses are still on my Dongle and working.

UPDATE:
There are special new update versions (date: 17.11.2010) of all instruments for Legacy Collection users.

Lotuzia · Post by **Lotuzia** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:58 pm

Ingonator wrote:
rob_lee wrote:
whitecat.tv wrote:
glasgene wrote:I am pretty they are serial and C/R.

and it looks like you can buy from the UK.
You can... this was quite a recent thing anyway, I bought my Digital Edition upgrade because of that. Getting it before was a pain in the arse, had to be done over the phone with Korg UK directly and everytime I actually remembered I wanted to do it it was out of office hours.
It's a no go for me then.. C/R grrr.. prefer my licences on my dongle.
Nevermind.. sold these a couple of years ago..big mistake
Great deal though if you like C/R

Rob
If have one of the latest updates for the Digital Edition and Analog Edition 2007 and all licenses are still on my Dongle and working.
UPDATE:
There are special new update versions (date: 17.11.2010) of all instruments for Legacy Collection users.

Thanks Ingo for the info

So I'll be able to install them on my brand new quadcore with the dongle version

Great news !

LtZ

Ingonator · Post by **Ingonator** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:04 pm

Lotuzia wrote:
Ingonator wrote:
rob_lee wrote:
whitecat.tv wrote:
glasgene wrote:I am pretty they are serial and C/R.

and it looks like you can buy from the UK.
You can... this was quite a recent thing anyway, I bought my Digital Edition upgrade because of that. Getting it before was a pain in the arse, had to be done over the phone with Korg UK directly and everytime I actually remembered I wanted to do it it was out of office hours.
It's a no go for me then.. C/R grrr.. prefer my licences on my dongle.
Nevermind.. sold these a couple of years ago..big mistake
Great deal though if you like C/R

Rob
If have one of the latest updates for the Digital Edition and Analog Edition 2007 and all licenses are still on my Dongle and working.
UPDATE:
There are special new update versions (date: 17.11.2010) of all instruments for Legacy Collection users.
Thanks Ingo for the info

So I'll be able to install them on my brand new quadcore with the dongle version

Great news !

LtZ

The latest versions are from today so i have to check how they work with the dongle. The older downloads are still available anyway.

emulator01 · Post by **emulator01** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:07 pm

Hi all,

i have all licenses stored on my dongle.
Does someone know the content of the new updates ?
Is it needed after installing the upgrades to change the copy protection from USB dongle to C/R ?

thanks in advance
Frank

EvilDragon · Post by **EvilDragon** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:15 pm

So what's in the new updates?

Teksonik · Post by **Teksonik** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:23 pm

Holy !

The M1 is a ton of fun.............Just making Combis will keep me busy for a while..........highly recommended although the interface is a bit small. But I'm getting used to it pretty quick in just an hour or so.

glasgene · Post by **glasgene** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:27 pm

I'm think I will get a Nano Key for my laptop and do the upgrade.. not having used one what are they like ???

they look like big buttons that are made to look like keys?

bronxsound · Post by **bronxsound** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:31 pm

dv247 sells nanos for £29.99 btw

glasgene · Post by **glasgene** » Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:33 pm

bronxsound wrote:dv247 sells nanos for £29.99 btw

yeah Im looking at it right now

and the review at musicradar

MusicRadar rating
3 of 5
Pros
Super-portable. Ridiculously affordable.

Cons
The keyboard is pretty nasty.

KORG selling individual VSTi's