I have owned my Korg Triton now for about a year and a half. I paid £1,699 for it which is the most I have ever spent on any musical instrument!
Was it worth it? Well in a word yes. This keyboard is quite simply awesome. The amount of admiring looks it gets at gigs is testiment to the reputation ... Read review
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Triton family. With 64 MB of PCM ROM containing 470 multisamples and 518 drum samples, the TR 76 is loaded with new sounds that are well-suited for both music product...
made the TRITON a world-wide standard. Add in a comprehensive 64 MB ROM which includes many new sounds as well as Korg classics. Bring it all up-to-date with totally...
made the TRITON a world-wide standard. Add in a comprehensive 64 MB ROM which includes many new sounds as well as Korg classics. Bring it all up-to-date with totally new features including USB MIDI capabilities and reliable, portable SD card data storage. Package it in a sleek black body housing Korg's classic 16-track sequencer, superb effects engine, and topped off by a clear and user-friendly interface. Introducing the affordable instrument designed to meet all your needs from live performance to song production: the new KORG TR88 Music Workstation. Features: HI (Hyper Integrated) sound engine 48kHz sampling frequency 64MB PCM ROM 470 multisamples + 518 drum samples Polyphony: 62 voices, 62 oscillators (single mode); 31 voices, 62 oscillators (double mode) Keyboard: 88-keys with weighted feel Stereo digital multi-effect system - all usable simultaneously 2 Master effects (mono
Triton family. With 64 MB of PCM ROM containing 470 multisamples and 518 drum samples, the TR 76 is loaded with new sounds that are well-suited for both music production and live performance, including a breathtaking stereo, velocity-switched piano sample. The internal memory offers a total of 512 Programs, 384 Combinations (each consisting of up to eight Programs) and 24 drum kits - plus an additional 128 GM programs and nine drum kits. Two master effects, a stereo 3-band master EQ and one stereo insert effect are available, using 89 different effect types. Effects parameters can be modulated in real time, and can sync to MIDI clock or to the internal 16-track sequencer which holds up to 200,000 notes and 200 songs. Intuitive user interface and real-time controllers including a joystick, two assignable switches and four assignable knobs. A high-capacity (up to 1 GB) SD card storage provides quick sav
Advantages: Awesome sounds, it's now the industry standard Disadvantages: Took me a while to understand how it all works!
I have owned my Korg Triton now for about a year and a half. I paid £1,699 for it which is the most I have ever spent on any musical instrument!
Was it worth it? Well in a word yes. This keyboard is quite simply awesome. The amount of admiring looks it gets at gigs is testiment to the reputation it has quickly gathered.
I reckon this thing is pretty much the industry standard now. Whenever I watch music programmes like Jools Holland or Top of the ... ...again.
Anyway onto some of the features this workstation has. You get 66 fully touch sensitive keys, a joystick and a touch sensitive expression bar which is good fun to use! The interface you use to input your commands couldn't be more user friendly. You have a large back-lit touch senstive screen, a keypad and a selection wheel. All this means easy navigation between the various screens. The Triton has plenty of impressive sounds. I'll list a ...
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Advantages: Sounds that are out of this world Disadvantages: cant thing of any realy.
The korg Triton has for many years been the flagship of the company korg. it is used by many , many professionals , and has been used to produce songs for artist such as Kylie Minogue e and by the band no doubt. the keyboard . the triton features. Also rock legend Rick wakeman pretty much only uses korg keyboard and has a triton * 425 multisamples * 413 drum samples
* a built in sampler
* octave drop button ( this alows you to drop an octive instantly)
... ...as good as the latest korg keyboard such as the extreme , mirco korg, dont. the korg triton uses the same software to produce the sound as the newest korg keyboard on the market and is a lot lot cheaper. you can expand on the sounds that you have in the korg Trion buy buying expansion boards, these range from £125 to around £250.
if you do decide to get this keyboard and want to take it out gigging please what ever you do get a hard case for it ...
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Advantages: Quality of sounds, many add on options Disadvantages: Silver cover can mark easily
...was first introduced to the Korg range of keyboard around 15 years ago with the Korg M1. Since then I was used to playing home keyboards with fancy drum beats and patterns, but I wanted an instrument which not only had style but an instrument which contained quality sampled sounds. And I found it in Korg!!
Over the years I have been a true disciple of the Korg mission. Moving to the Korg 01w/fd then to the Korg Triton. Korg have made several keyboards ... ...Now I own a Korg Triton and can honestly say I have never played or owned a more user friendly, high quality product. I have produced many musical jingles and instrumentals for videos production and all I have is my Korg triton and a few pieces of audio equipment. Everything I have needed has been contained inside the one unit. Korg have just introduced a new keyboard, 'The studio', which is just a Triton with all the optional extras, added already ...
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