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Julius D Majestic Studios

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  1. New Korg Nautilus series with detailed overviews about the Nautilus Arpeggiator and Drum Track feature. They used this feature to replace the Karma engine that was found in the Kronos. Check it out. Part 1
  2. Can the converter be bought from them too? And how exactly can you be sure what the fee will be ? (Customs) And around 800$ can be iffy... What is the hard cutoff number?
  3. Is Thomann legit? The overseas company? I've been scared to order from them before... Their prices are low compared to here... Always seems sketchy to me.
  4. Well it's completely understandable why they would lock the samples to a single machine. But I used to hate that as well. With that said, it's no longer an issue. You can now license the samples on multiple machines. I think up to 3. But may say 2 to be safe. (It's more than one though.😁)
  5. If you did a Kronos rack, I'd love to try one and help promote it. Lol. I know a ton of people that would be dying to have one. 😂😂😂
  6. Definitely have to consider the fact that Kronos came out over a decade ago.... Montage and Fantom are MUCH MUCH newer... And to be honest Kronos STILL beasts them in terms of sonic potential and maybe even onboard control. Fantom is the only of the 3 that can sit at the table with Kronos though...overall. Kronos had to end at some point. But yes hopefully something else comes later on for us to use and enjoy!
  7. @Chris Towns great to see you are happy. Yeah I can't believe it either... You are correct in what you said. I wouldn't personally consider no Karma and no aftertouch as "issues" but more so just differences between the boards. Things they had to leave off in order to get the price point vs feature set to a certain place.
  8. @dalpozlead @Dave Ferris the keybed in the Nautilus is the same as the Kronos....so what problems do y'all have with the key action? (Or did you not like the Kronos keybed either?) and the build quality is one of the selling points .... Especially as a step down version and the price point. Comparison boards from Roland and Yamaha pale in comparison in that area .... All plastic.
  9. It seems that as of late, everything that I buy has been for the recording studio (hardware or software) or my live audio rig.... I miss getting to make those really fun purchases like keyboards. 😆
  10. Retained functionality in the majority of form. IMO Korg was the only company of the big three that didn't release a step down version of their "flagship"... Korg waited till the end of Kronos life to do it. VERY SMART.... and then to release it and they be basically the same minus Karma, and some controls, but at the same time ADDING some things that Kronos didn't have... And shaving close to 1000$ off the asking price. But it does come down to functionality and user preference. What works for some may not work for everyone. So I def understand where some people would want a Kronos instead.
  11. Here is a link to the thread I referenced. https://forums.musicplayer.com/topic/182647-radial-dis-how-do-you-feel-about-them-studiolive-or-dis-in-general/#comment-2903417
  12. You bought it new and then sold it for more used than you paid? If so, that's a lick!!!! Congrats! Congrats on the Kronos 73. I got a few videos for those too. I love mine🥰🥰🥰 Kronos is King!!!
  13. Yeah can't beat a Kronos. But Nautilus is a good option for those who need alternatives to Kronos.
  14. The faders on the Nano Kontrol can not be programmed for organ faders (currently) but I'm working on something. And yes possibly on the mutes. Let me check that though and get back with you. How have you gotten by with making drawbar adjustments to the cx3 patches?
  15. That's great!!! Kronos is still KING!!!! The only problem with making an investment like that today is if something goes wrong, parts are dumb scarce. But yes that's still great news! I love my Kronos too! Thank you sir!
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