I was talking about from Korg's perspective. And another selling point for the more expensive Gadgets. So Gadgets as Audio Units would only be the next step. Why would that be a step back? you can already record individual Gadgets into DAWs via AudioBus or IAA. At the same time, it would be awesome if they did lol They can definitely get away with it because they are top quality. They want people to buy into their app ecosystem. They have succeeded in pushing a closed environment. Would love that but would be a wierd step back in terms of marketing. Also, ALL the gadget knobs and switches can be pre-mapped to my NKS controller, not just said:

That will add many features I don't have with my nanoKontrol, including the ability to change patches from my controller. I don't think anybody has discussed that it will also have NKS functionality.

I'll have to wait until they come out with it for PC, before I stress about how much this is going to cost. I wouldn't be surprised if there are other advantages and discounts available to people who have nanos and other Korg controllers.īut I don't have to worry about it yet, because I don't use my Mac for music anymore. Owning M1 Le means that the Korg Legacy collection is 50% off, only $100. When I bought my nanoKEY studio, it came with M1 Le. There could be advantages for purchasers of Korg devices, particularly the nanos. One thing that is rarely mentioned here is that the Legacy collection also includes a Multi-Effects Plug-in, the MDE-X. That would make sense because you do need a full featured version of M1, in order to get the most of Darwin. Maybe if you buy one of them you will get their corresponding gadgets free. Korg Legacy Collection synths like M1, MS-20, Wavestation, etc currently sell for $49. I'm guessing each extra gadget will cost more than the ones do on the IPad. I'm thinking it could be $99, but you would have to pay through the nose to get the other stuff. That way they could keep the initial cost low.

We won't know until Korg tells us, but maybe they will sell Gadget-for-Mac the same way they sell it for the iPad, with a basic set of Gadgets and the rest sold as IAPs. Ultimate can just mean you bought everything they made available for sale. Yeah, I have an 'ultimate' collection too, because I have all 28. Presumably this means the 28 gadgets plus Zurich, Rosario, and the new drum gadget (Durban?) for a total of 31. It also say that the 'Ultimate Gadget Collection' includes all of the more than 30 gadgets. It says that it comes with 'Gadget Plug-in Collection.' But it doesn't say how many Gadget plug-ins comes with the basic app. I don't think that Korg has yet made it clear how they are going to sell this.

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