hi
which one do u prefer TS OR TEX?
i want to buy one of those keyboard but i don't know what's the different between both key?\
and which has got more ability than the other?
tanx
triton studio or triton extreme?
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The Korg Triton Extreme is much newer and more advanced than the studio model - which is an earlier Triton.
The extreme has the Valve Force valve distortion circuit, as well as many more program locations and a much expanded wave ROM, which contains all (or most, I'm not sure) of the samples from the expansion boards which are available for the other tritons.
I'm sure it has other advantages too but I own neither so can't tell you any more. I'm sure others will chime in
The extreme has the Valve Force valve distortion circuit, as well as many more program locations and a much expanded wave ROM, which contains all (or most, I'm not sure) of the samples from the expansion boards which are available for the other tritons.
I'm sure it has other advantages too but I own neither so can't tell you any more. I'm sure others will chime in
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Other Mfgrs: Moog Sub37, Roland Boutique JX03, Novation MiniNova, Akai APC40, MOTU MIDI TimePiece 2, ART Pro VLA, Focusrite Saffire Pro 40.
Past Gear: Korg Karma, TR61, Poly800, EA-1, ER-1, ES-1, Kawai K1, Novation ReMote37SL, Boss GT-6B
Software: NI Komplete 10 Ultimate, Arturia V Collection, Ableton Live 9. Apple OSX El Capitan on 15" MacBook Pro
Re: triton studio or triton extreme?
TEXpayamusic wrote:hi
which one do u prefer TS OR TEX?
itanx
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Orbvs_Tomarvm
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Never tried the studio but i did go from the classic to the extreme and now have an M3. Although i'm still trying to get my head round the M3, and ignoring the obvious karma addition, i still find myself looking back at the extreme as one awesome piece of kit. Did plan to sell it to part-fund the M3 but no way am i getting rid of it - EVER.
Even though i can see all the obvious upgrading on the tritonesque side of the M3; four crossfade velocity samples per oscillator, user friendly sequencer, preset effects etc etc; there are certain aspects of the extreme that still hold it close to my heart. All that lovely 120 polyphony (shared between the two sound engines albeit - but very easily manipulated considering the depth of quality samples on both), and as just stated; the quality and depth of samples, many of which (vintage synths to be precise) that i just cannot find on the new M3. An example of this was the ms20 sample (i think??) that was an exact replica of the echoey sawtooth lead on pink floyd's 'any colour you like' (apart from the over sustain).
It also looks rather beautiful to me as well, and is just all round priceless in my eyes - I LOVE IT!!!
Even though i can see all the obvious upgrading on the tritonesque side of the M3; four crossfade velocity samples per oscillator, user friendly sequencer, preset effects etc etc; there are certain aspects of the extreme that still hold it close to my heart. All that lovely 120 polyphony (shared between the two sound engines albeit - but very easily manipulated considering the depth of quality samples on both), and as just stated; the quality and depth of samples, many of which (vintage synths to be precise) that i just cannot find on the new M3. An example of this was the ms20 sample (i think??) that was an exact replica of the echoey sawtooth lead on pink floyd's 'any colour you like' (apart from the over sustain).
It also looks rather beautiful to me as well, and is just all round priceless in my eyes - I LOVE IT!!!
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Gargamel314
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korg_Triton
Check it out... it has a nice little feature comparison chart at the bottom comparing all the Triton-family synths. You can see for yourself which is superior... Triton Studio was great when the EXB boards were readily available, now adays you have to really search for them...best to have the Extreme, which just has EVERYTHING inside it.
Check it out... it has a nice little feature comparison chart at the bottom comparing all the Triton-family synths. You can see for yourself which is superior... Triton Studio was great when the EXB boards were readily available, now adays you have to really search for them...best to have the Extreme, which just has EVERYTHING inside it.
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