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What or connection setup do you currently have?

Connect a reliable MIDI interface to your computer. Run a MIDI cable from the interface "MIDI Out" to the Korg M1 "MIDI In", and another cable from the M1 "MIDI Out" to the interface "MIDI In". korg m1 editor

Older versions of Korg’s Legacy Collection included a dedicated standalone editor layer. While largely superseded by the newer Korg Collection v2/v3/v4 interfaces, legacy users still rely on this stable, lightweight layout for rapid patch programming and quick browsing of massive SysEx libraries. 4. Open-Source and Web MIDI Editors What or connection setup do you currently have

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