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that's really un-wise to use a same model name twice.

I still find the original i3 more interesting



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No mod-wheel, that's a no for me.
As much as I love joysticks for pitch bend, but for computer based production a mod-wheel is a must

Coool!!
I'm glad it's not another analog synth

Following it on Facebook. Two people have bought it and immediately reported back that it can't import Triton PCG files! So no import of original Programs or Combis! THAT's a problem. Got to say - it's _Very_ expensive too! come on guys, were expecting a bit too much from a plugin. expecting a ...

Smooth Hall on the Triton was also really good. Not as warm as the smooth hall on the Trinity, but was still pretty darn good. Kinda replaced now by the Overb on the OASYS and KRONOS for pure warmth. The Triton series was a funny one. On either side of it you have a Trinity and a OASYS. Both super ...

maybe Trinity, 01/W and Prophecy in one

Kevin Nolan wrote:

ensoniqts wrote:The only things I'm disappointed aliitle about is that Triton VST can't be used as an effect processor on an audio track

What is it in particular do you want the Triton to do as an effects processor?

Stereo Chorus, Flanger, and Enhancer / Exciter effects

The only things I'm disappointed aliitle about is that Triton VST can't be used as an effect processor on an audio track

Trying the demo.

I like you can switch between sounds to find quickly the right sound, unlike large sample libraries that take few seconds to load.
Here I'm playing the melody with right hand and switching thru sounds with the left hand.

Amazing how few meagbytes of samples can sound so great!!

WOW. this is like a wish come true!!

now imagine KORG also releasing software VST of Propehcy or Z1 or 01/w or Tirnity