USB connection to Korg Kronos

Same head-scratching here did you manage to solve it?

hello,

found on SoS:

Zitat

TI For Totally Integrated Access'
'Total Integration' provides a way to incorporate your Virus seamlessly
into a DAW setup, via a single USB cable. The USB connection handles
both MIDI and audio and allows your Virus to appear in your DAW as
though it was a virtual instrument plug-in, providing an intuitive,
extended user interface. Through this Virus Control plug-in your TI gets
super-tight MIDI playback timing and becomes fully integrated with your
DAW mixing environment. The soft-synth-like behaviour lets you automate
synth parameters really easily — no messing about with MIDI continuous
controller values here — and because Virus Control settings are saved in
your DAW's project files, you can enjoy total recall of Virus settings
as you open them. And the load on your computer's CPU? Nothing, of
course, or at least next to nothing. As an added bonus, a Virus TI
simultaneously becomes a simple USB audio and MIDI interface, even while
it's being a synth!

But what if you're not a computer-based DAW
user, or you want to gig with your Virus as well? In this case, you can
forget the Total Integration and regard the Virus TI as a normal
synth — like the other models in the range, the Snow has conventional
audio outputs and MIDI sockets, and includes suitable modes for working
with single patches or 'multi' setups.

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Zitat von Shahrokh

Same head-scratching here did you manage to solve it?

this will not work. you cannot just attach an USB device to another just because the cables seems to fit.

The Virus TI USB port is not "USB Class-Compliant", so will not work without a computer involved. You will have to use MIDI, as already mentioned.

EG