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Love it Hugh !!

I like it Hugh. Chalk me down for one!

Yip you got it right Scott. Thanks again!!!!

Can indeed man. They are a bit harder over there so I will do a grammar check if You know what I mean!!!?

Is it possible and if so how can I set the assignable foot peddle to transmit midi cc# 80. Need it for setlist maker to select next song !!

Sorry for double post. Can't seem to delete from my iPad,

I am a long term member of the keyboard corner forum. I have been a korg snob for most of my life ( though, for piano sounds, I do lust after the Nord and Yamaha lines , not so much Roland ) My main weighted board for the last 6 years has alway been a korg ( started with a sp200 and progressed to a m50 88 ), I still have and adore the sp200 which I believe is korgs own RH2 key bed. Now for a second let me rant about my m50 88, that's an RH3 key bed. This is the only keyboard that I have ever DESTROYED because of its action. I know that there are many documented case of the RH3 key bed failure but believe me this was chronic .... Anyways I digress!.... I frequent these forums quite a lot, some might call me a lurker but I am a gigging musician like most of you, and I constantly search for ways to make my gigging life easier. I obviously had to retire my m50 88. I ' secretly' bought a privia px5s. I cannot begin to explain how much of a paradigm shift this was for me because I honestly had a casio bias. I simply believed the good folk at the keyboard corner and particularly and his approachable nature and honestly, he seemed like a nice guy. Now .... When I played this keyboard I first thought the sound were luscious but in all honesty I thought what's the action like? The I found the parameters to adjust the action/ touch response....... POSSIBLE BLASPHEMY COMMIN...... sweet Jesus, such a keyboard. Multi programmable sliders out the wazoo Price. I live I Ireland and got mine for 850 euro. In Ireland we drink this with family on 1 night out. Bad I know!!!! Best key bed and keyboard I have felt in years Tweakable to the Nth degree Lightweight - I guess around .....11 kg Runs on batteries Sounds Awesome. - I LOVE THIS KEYBOARD. I still use a korg m50 73 which has that terrible action but it's mine and apart from the drop outs ( I may upgrade to a Kronos soon ) I will still use. - midid to my px5s for the time being. In conclusion. If anyone is tempted by this keyboard go and try it you will not be disappointed. Regards. Gavan

I own a korg m50 and have posted this question regarding controlling another m50. Read the following post. http://www.karma-lab.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19399 I guess it is the same for the Kronos as korgs os is the same on most modern models. Hope this helps.