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"im really hoping for a good sequencer... i dont like my micron because of the sequencer... i also want something to go with my other gear not just SORTA take it over.." well, this thing is meant to be a sampler, and the micron (if it's the alesis micron you're referring to) is a synthesizer, so it ...

Blackadder7 wrote:

knifey wrote: i hope i haven't revealed too much that i might get killed or something.

Yeah you have. Korg's Ninjas are on their way to your house.

in that case, farewell guys, enjoy the microsampler, i'm glad i shared the photo before they arrive.

there are WAY WAY WAY too many controller keyboards out there right now. it's sickening. That's seemingly the way it's going, and unfortunately I think it's a one-way ticket. The writing's on the wall - hardware (except for controllers) is nearly dead. People are doing everything "in-the-box ...

first of all, i'm not a DUDE. and since there's already a video online, i don't feel so bad. sorry it's a bit fuzzy. i'm personally very interested in it for live performance, with a promising panel like that. i don't care if it has a sequencer or not - there are things called laptops and software ...

there are WAY WAY WAY too many controller keyboards out there right now. it's sickening.

ok i just saw that roland sp-404 link. totally boring. i think you will be much much more excited about the korg one. it's got no trigger pads, but an actual keyboard, so you can do the classic playing across the keyboard, so you are not limited to using it as a loop trigger or drum sampling unit.

i saw a prototype of the microsampler in a store today. on name on it was "KORG microSAMPLER". it's a plastic grey box (looks like a small sh-101, slightly darker grey than the SH). the keys are microkorg-ish, and above the keyboard is a panel with a number of knobs and rubber buttons with a small ...