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How one of these keyboards come out of the box and how you can enhance/personalize/expand the sounds can be two very different things. The Kronos is massively expandable, the Montage is modestly so, and something like the Jupiter-80 has virtually no way to expand the base sounds. With the Kronos 2 ...

I don't think the PSR series have any kind of intelligent articulation? In any case, you might also wonder why the Korg Krome has a multi GB unlooped piano when Yamaha, Roland and Nord's top models don't. Choices are always made. I honestly don't really miss articulations much but as I said I don't ...

In short, no. DNC and SuperNatural are patented technologies that have no direct equivalent in Kronos. Of course you can get close by clever use of velocity switches or controllers, but it's not quite the same thing. The question is of course what will ultimately get you the best sound for what you ...

I don't think the strings are the strongest point of Kronos. FX are very good though as are pads/atmospheres. You could buy an expansion for strings if those sounds are important to you - there are a bunch. The Kronos doesn't have a lot of options for "articulations" but those are more important ...

Hello all, this is my first post here. So I am absolutely sorry if this is the wrong subsection. So I am a synth player from India and what I do mostly is Indo-western classical performances. This means I need lush acoustic strings, great atmospheres and powerful dsp effects to modify my synth ...

Hello, Indian music player here.