Part 1 of my Korg Kross Tutorial gives you a quickstart on how to use the internal sequencer of this fine and affordable little synthesizer workstation. This episode is Kross 2 compatible. In this episode you will learn how to

- activate the sixteenth note timing correction ("quantizing")
- record and play back a track
- assign a sound to a track
- save and load your song

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The goal of our little tutorial series is to show you all neccessary functions you need to know to produce a decent song on your Kross, using the internal sequencer only, without any other instruments or software. Here are all episodes so far:    • 🎹 Korg Kross tutorials   Also visit us on FB:   / 1634604910149671  
If you are interested in making your own sounds with the Korg Kross, but don't really know how to do that, because you don't know much about synthesizers in general, we also have some tutorials for this:    • 🎹⁉️ Synthesizer Explained 1: our firs...  

The complete intro track is here:    • Video   - made of course with the Korg Kross.

Let me explain some basic thing here: I am not an expert on the Kross. I don't work for Korg, and I am no hacker or programmer. The things I show you in my tutorial videos are essentially everything I know about the Kross, and that is actually not that much. Some things I explain in my tutorial probably makes a pro laugh. I am an amateur musician who, in his spare time, likes to jam in some notes and call it a "song", and I know which buttons to press on the Kross to do that. There are many, many people out there, who are much better than me at operating the Kross. You can of course post questions here about how to do this and that with the Kross, but please don't be mad if I don't answer those requests personally - I just don't know the answers. But maybe some other guy does.