From jerryk@korgusa.com Sat Oct 12 07:08:57 2002
Subject:Re: CX-3 V.2 download now available
Hello folks:
I came here to announce that the V2 upgrade is now available
and saw that someone beat me to the punch! Sorry - I went to
see Elton John/Billy Joel last night so I'm running a bit late...
:-)
Anyway, here's the URL:
http://www.korg.com/service/downloadinfo.asp?DID=436
I appreciate your patience - we took extra long to refine the
updater software to make it as "bullet-proof" as we could.
That said, yes, there is a rather stern warning as you have
started discussing. That's to scare off anyone who is not
skilled/experienced at running a MIDI system on their computer,
plain and simple. Since there is risk in performing this upgrade I
don't want anyone who doesn't regularly run MIDI on their
computer (and I don't mean simply listening to MIDI files in
Windows Media player or Quicktime!) to decide this is the time to
try connecting up the MIDI jacks on their low-cost soundcard and
give it a whirl. If you regularly run a normal MIDI
sequencing/synth editing system then the update is likely going
to be fine, as the updater rigorously tests your setup before it will
start.
But again - if you have ANY concerns about doing this, then don't.
Get to a friends who you know has a stable/more advanced
setup, or contact us and we'll help you.
I'd like to thank Bruce at this point, who helped us perform some
detailed testing - and kept on me about getting this done so all of
you would benefit from the many sonic and performance
enhancements that the OS will provide you.
Enjoy.
Regards,
Jerry Kovarsky
Keyboard and Recording Product Manager, KORG USA
--- In CloneWheel@y..., "Alan Lenhoff" wrote:
> It's on the Korg website. But I think I'll wait until some of you
> (who are probably far more Midi-wise than I am) successfully
load it
> before I try. I've pasted in the disclaimer from the Korg website.
> To summarize: Your organ could die suddenly, and the
expensive
> resulting repairs would be your responsibility. Ouch!!!!