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Why did you remove it? I wanted to hear what you did there....

If you want to explore synthesis then the R3 is a really good choice. It's a full-on synthesizer where the sound is purely defined by the parameters. No samples or anything like that. But no samples means no realistic pianos, guitars, drums, etc. Actually the Radias is in your price range and it ...

I think that comparing a $1,000.00 (not being a flagship) with a $3,000.00 workstation (flagship) is way out of the question... You just can't compare both. The similar result you get with both is that you can make music with them. Apart of that, I see no additional point of comparison. For the ...

I love the sound of Korg Kronos. Especially here http://soundcloud.com/korg/ubiquity-1 Unfortnealy, it's quite expensive for my budget. I am looking since some weeks at the Roland Juno Gi. Could you get a result similar to that? I already love the Diverse Piano, EP, and nice Organ sounds on the Juno ...

I'm really looking for one. I already have Addictive Drums and i'm not THAT Pleased with it. I would like something like that but better.

Suggestions?

Thank you very much :) when I got my R3, I had ideas for sounds, but didn't know how to make them reality because I didn't know much about how I should make my own patches. People who shared their sounds on this forum and the R3 yahoo group were my lifesavers, I also think this little R3 community ...

I really want to know. Could the R3 Do the same sounds as the XL Can?
Would an R3 be more worth it?

And how well is the Interface on the R3. Is it as easy to create and modify Synths on the R3 as it was on the original MicroKORG?

As I said previously, it depends what else you are using or intending to use for making songs (other hardware, software, etc.). I'm not sure of your workflow (what you already use and how the synth would fit into your current workflow). For example if you were intending to make songs with the R3 ...

What music do you wish to make? What is your workflow? R3 and Di are wholly different beasts. R3 is strictly a synthesis engine (for electronic sounds rather than imitating natural instruments like piano, etc.), whereas the Di seems to be more a sample-based workstation/backing keyboard. Depends ...

I already totally fell in love with the R3. It is just mindblowing. Though I'm not really yet decided. I haven't owned any Keyboard/Synthesizer untill now and I honestly have no idea if there is another thing I should get instead. I love the vocoder, the synth capabilities, the interface, the Knobs ...

michelkeijzers wrote:The last seems to be a Yamaha S-90XS probably (can almost be read and internet does the rest), however a Korg forum is probably not the right place to ask.

Well this is the only forum I know about synthesizers that i am sure people actually respond on...

I never had an Instrument. And I want to learn Guitar and Piano. What keyboard would you recommend to me? I like all kinds of genres. I would love to be close to a Roland Juno Di but even better. And i don't want only Patches of real instruments. I would like it also to have some nice synths. As ...

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Does anyone know the name of one of those Keyboards? I can't recognize them.

-Does the R3 Have the same sounds that the MKXL has? -Can the R3 Make stuff similar if not identical to the MKXL? -Could I replicate this ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcgmoKr8Uq4 ) on the R3? -And last question, Can I for example plug a midi cable into the Midi Out of another Synthesizer and ...

I don't know what to choose between the MK, MKXL, or R3. I've seen a soundbank containing MK Sounds for MKXL and R3. -Does the R3 Have the same sounds that the MKXL has? -Can the R3 Make stuff similar if not identical to the MKXL? -Could I replicate this ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcgmoKr8Uq4 ...