NEW KORG GEAR SEPT???
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NEW KORG GEAR SEPT???
i heard about this on the sp forums website... anyone know if this is true or not?
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Word on the streets is that its another sampler, this time with 21 minutes of sample time stock. Thats all I know.
Some have said that its gonna have the word "micro" in its name to compliment the microkorgs. But Im hoping that maybe its an ESX-2!
Some have said that its gonna have the word "micro" in its name to compliment the microkorgs. But Im hoping that maybe its an ESX-2!
ESX-1
EMX-1
ES-1
MicroStation
MicroKorg
Akai MPC-2000XL
Boss BR-532
EMX-1
ES-1
MicroStation
MicroKorg
Akai MPC-2000XL
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well....
the roland gear info was released today and greeted with mixed reviews.. they kept the 404 basically the same and added some key features that were missing from the get go.. its a lot the same but it has highpoints too..
http://sp-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5882
http://www.rolandconnect.com/product.php?p=sp-404sx
kind of a bummer personally...
anyone heard anything else about the korg stuff? im really hoping this isnt hearsay and we actually do get something new... ive been looking but other than that one link ive found nothing else..
the roland gear info was released today and greeted with mixed reviews.. they kept the 404 basically the same and added some key features that were missing from the get go.. its a lot the same but it has highpoints too..
http://sp-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5882
http://www.rolandconnect.com/product.php?p=sp-404sx
kind of a bummer personally...
anyone heard anything else about the korg stuff? im really hoping this isnt hearsay and we actually do get something new... ive been looking but other than that one link ive found nothing else..
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 screen. there is a "pattern" knob with 1-16 all around it that seems to perhaps trigger a syned gate effect or something. to me it looks like a toyish vintage hardware sampler keyboard but it looks really really fun. reminds me of the old casio sampler keyboard (forgot model name?). there are 1/4" inputs in the back, and an XLR input on top of the panel. i got so excited and was ready to buy it on the spot, but unfortunately the sales guy told me it's still in its testing stage and that unit is not fully functional. i took a photo but i promised the salesperson that because it's still a prototype i cannot put it online.
i hope i haven't revealed too much that i might get killed or something. it looks like an extremely cool live sampling tool.
i hope i haven't revealed too much that i might get killed or something. it looks like an extremely cool live sampling tool.
Yeah, just post the pic. There´s already a video online.SkinnyWhiteBoy wrote:Come on dude.......post the pic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rHediMFqGc
So no electribe successor...

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 like ableton live - as long as there are real-time controls for me to manipulate playback and interesting effects. it looks simple and user-friendly. there are enough mpc-style pad-grid units with sequencers out there. i liked when he demonstrated the "keyboard mode", playing a sample across the keyboard. it allows for quick (though not the cleanest) time-stretching. the only thing is i can't remember if there is were octave transpose buttons on it.
<img src="http://knifegoeson.com/Site/microsample ... ampler.jpg">
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 like ableton live - as long as there are real-time controls for me to manipulate playback and interesting effects. it looks simple and user-friendly. there are enough mpc-style pad-grid units with sequencers out there. i liked when he demonstrated the "keyboard mode", playing a sample across the keyboard. it allows for quick (though not the cleanest) time-stretching. the only thing is i can't remember if there is were octave transpose buttons on it.
<img src="http://knifegoeson.com/Site/microsample ... ampler.jpg">
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