The Korg DS-10 blog confirms that there will be no MIDI on the DS-10 but that they will look at it for a future product.
Also, they again confirm that they are looking at a US and European launch, which is good.
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The Korg DS-10 blog confirms that there will be no MIDI on the DS-10 but that they will look at it for a future product.
Also, they again confirm that they are looking at a US and European launch, which is good.
hopefully someone can hack the wifi signal to sync it via a laptop
I’m sure you’re right and someone will, I also hope that Korg get the idea and either put it into an updated version or another product for the DS platform.
Hi, Palm Sounds>> I tried to translate Mr.Tsushima’s post on DS-10’s official blog.>There might be many mistakes since my English is incomplete.>>m19ha2ne >—–>>> I’ve read comments on this blog. I found that there are lots of people who>have a question. These are the following.>>“Does DS-10 have MIDI IN/OUT ability?”>“Can DS-10 connect with the PC by Wi-Fi?”>“Is it possible for DS-10 to send and receive it’s projects via internet?”>> The answer is “NO” to all these questions.>The reason why we do not implement these functions is that they have many>problems. (for example, too much costs.)> First of all, we wish that you’ll enjoy our DS-10 at stand-alone.>We are convinced that you shall be crazy about our product.>> Since DS-10 is able to save it’s tone-settings and sequences as a “session”,>you can store your own “session” in DS-10 cartridge, even if you were in the destination.> DS-10 will be able to preserves 6 “session” in it.>> We have a plan to make a “setting-sheets” for DS-10 to print out it’s settings>on the paper. (ex. position of knobs) We think that it will be fine since it has retro,/analogic moods.> We wish you could download them from our official site of DS-10.>> On DS-10’s drum-trucks, First, it generates percussive tones by using the same way that >it’s “synthesizer-parts” is using. Next, it samples the tone as a PCM, and assigns them>to each truck. (If you carefully watch our demo movie of DS-10, you will notice at this point.)>> There are no need to assign percussive tones to drum-trucks. You can assign your favorite>tone to them as you like. You can use 4 drum-trucks among with your ideas.>> We will prepare the “pre-set sounds”. But we wish that you will create your own>sounds/technics by yourself.>> Enjoy it!
u a ua boring i want midi wifi @once…plisssss!!
http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2009/02/korg-ds-10-nintendo-ds-midi-clock-sync.html