Dear KORG users,
Please be advised that we are currently testing all KORG products for compliance with the latest iOS 13 and MacOS Catalina, and will confirm compliance dates for each KORG product as soon as we can.
We strongly advise you continue to remain on macOS Mojave or iOS 12 until further notice.
Here's the list of the products which support and do not support the latest OS from Apple. Please check this list before upgrading the OS on your Apple device.
Please note that the KORG USB MIDI Driver, the standard driver for all Korg products outfitted with USB MIDI, is not currently compatible.
Oct. 31st, 2019 - List of supported products with:
MacOS Catalina
- KORG Gadget 2 for Mac NEW!
- KORG Gadget 2 Plugins for Mac NEW!
- KORG Collection for Mac NEW!
iOS 13 or iPadOS 13
- KORG Gadget 2 for iOS
- KORG Module Pro
- KORG Module
- KORG ELECTRIBE Wave
- ARP ODYSSEi
- KORG iMono/Poly
- KORG iWAVESTATION
- KORG iM1 for iPad
- iPolysix for iPad
- iMS-20 for iPad
- KORG iDS-10
- iKaossilator for iPhone and iPad
- iELECTRIBE for iPhone
- iELECTRIBE for iPad
- iELECTRIBE Gorillaz Edition
Oct. 31st, 2019 – Products* that we have discovered current compatibility issues with:
MacOS Catalina
- KORG USB-MIDI Driver (and each product that uses it)
- KROME Editor / Plug-In Editor - KROSS Editor / Plug-In Editor
- KROSS2 Editor / Plug-In Editor
- KRONOS Editor / Plug-in Editor
- AudioGate 4
- AudioGate Recording Studio
- DS-DAC-10R Driver
iOS 13
- microKEY Air (cannot connect via Bluetooth MIDI)
- nanoKEY Studio (cannot connect via Bluetooth MIDI)
- nanoKONTROL Studio (cannot connect via Bluetooth MIDI)
List of unsupported products (will not work with Catalina)
- DS-DAC Driver (DS-DAC10, 100, 100m)
- microX/X50 Editor / Plug-In Editor
- M3 Editor / Plug-In Editor
- M50 Editor / Plug-In Editor
- PS60 Editor / Plug-In Editor
- microStation Editor / Plug-In Editor
* Other products may also malfunction, so again, please refrain from updating to these OS until further notice.
We thank you in advance for your understanding as we continue to test to assure compatibility wherever possible.
Sincerely,
KORG Inc. Development Team
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT IS A WORK IN PROGRESS
Does Exiftool For Mac Work With Catalina. Feb 10, 2020 Catalina, the latest version of macOS, offers beefed-up security, solid performance, the ability to use an. The latest versions of PS and LR including the new ACR don't support the D7100 RAW files. Even the RC versions don't work. There is a 'quick and dirty' workaround. You can use the free software 'exiftool' to change the camera model inside the RAW file to 'Nikon D5200'. So the files should work with all the programs that support the D5200. May 18, 2021 You can get the command line utility ExifTool and script something with that: a bash script wrapped up as a drop-on application using Mac's Automator is how I've used it. I was trying to work out how to convert Catalina's Photos library use of uniquely named originals into a date folder structure with date-time-sequence named files.
First you must install ExifTool. If you have not done so already, follow theinstallation instructions for your platform beforeproceeding, then refer to the appropriate section below to get started usingExifTool.
Windows
After the basic ExifTool installation, you should now have a copy of theExifTool application on your desktop. (The name of theapplication is exiftool(-k).exe, but whether or not you see the.exe extension depends on your system settings.)
Note that if you are running an antivirus scanner, you may needto add an exception for the ExifTool app to be able to run it.
Extracting Metadata
Does Exiftool Work With Catalina
Windows Drag and Drop
- Drag and drop a file or folder onto the
exiftool(-k)icon onyour desktop.
After doing this, a black window will open with a list of all metadata in theimage. Make the window larger or use the scroll bar on the right side to seeany information which may have scrolled out of the window.
The '(-k)' in the exiftool file name causes exiftool to pausewith the message '-- press any key --' after extracting metadatafrom the file. When you are done viewing the metadata, press any key to closethe window.
EXPLAIN ABOUT EXIFTOOL OPTIONS AND WINDOWS SHORTCUTS, AND SHOW SOME PICTURES
Windows Command Line
Before following the steps below, you must first install exiftool for usefrom the command line by following steps 1 through 4 in theinstallation instructions for the WindowsStand-Alone version.
Steps to run exiftool from the command line:
- Click the Windows 'Start' menu and run the 'cmd' application:
- In Windows XP, select 'Run...' from the start menu, then type 'cmd' andpress ENTER.
- In Windows 7, search for 'cmd' from the 'Start' menu, then pressENTER.
- In Windows 8, move the pointer to one of the right side corners to bring upthe side bar, select 'Search', and type 'cmd' into the search box. Then clickon the command-line icon that should appear.
- Type 'exiftool' followed by a SPACE on the cmd window.
- Drag and drop files and folders on the cmd window.
(This saves you typing the full path names of the files/folders.) - Press ENTER to view the metadata from the files you dropped.
GIVE SOME EXAMPLES AND PICTURES HERE
Writing Metadata
MORE STUFF HERE (also explain shell quoting rules, path names, etc)
Mac OS X
After following the OS X installation instructions, ExifTool is readyfor command-line use.
Extracting Metadata
Follow these instructions to run ExifTool:
Does Exiftool Work With Catalina Island
- Launch the Terminal application from your /Applications/Utilities folder.
- Type 'exiftool' followed by a SPACE in the Terminal window.
- Drag and drop files and folders on the Terminal window.
(This saves you typing the full path names of the files/folders.) - Press RETURN to view the metadata from the files you dropped.
GIVE SOME EXAMPLES AND PICTURES HERE
Writing Metadata
MORE STUFF HERE (also explain shell quoting rules, path names, etc)
Linux
What? A dummy running Linux? I don't believe it.
Last revised Nov. 17, 2017