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[m1k3n1t]

I'm in a cover band that mainly plays music of The Killers and Coldplay, and I was wondering if the M50 has good ambient synth pads and leads found in this kind of music? Thanks.

And how's the main piano patch?

One more question, are touch screens on synths in general reliable? How long do they last? How's the M50's?

Thanks again.

[Synthoid]

[auralplane]

The piano is actually acceptable!

Partly because of the dual stage sustain pedal. Very realistic sound and playing.

The synth pads are good on the M50. Sure, it's not an MS2000, but they are usuable for that music just fine.
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Auralplane

[kimu]

touchscreen are reliable, i had it on trinity (10 years of rehersal and gig), on V-synth ( 2 year now), and on M3 and M50, never had a problem.

then, piano patch on m50 are quite good, not exceptional for piano solo but acceptable.

pad synth, good, but imho for killer and coldplay would be better to look for a real VA or a real analogue

[StudioMan]

I mixed a grand, and a piano that you can hear the hammers hitting the strings with just a little reverb,, it sounds awesome in the monitors and INCREDIBLE thru my in-ears (with the little subs build in them).

Korg is the leader in synth sounds. The patches sound GREAT! The REAL benefit, is the ease of editing the patches to make exactly what you need..

I was nervous about the touch screen myself. But it seems sweet! I did buy the extended warranty tho,,, and generally I never buy those. Mainly due to my fear of the screen. BUt it does seem VERY well built in my opinion.

I don't think there is anything in it's league that is even a close 2nd place! Seriously! Go hear this thing!!

Mike

[Synthoid]

[Boynton]

I played the M50 tonight at Guitar Center running through a pair of M-Audio BX5s. I thought the main piano sound was quite nice. Very playable and good for a wide variety of styles. In fact, the mono piano was much less satisfactory.