Korg Kronos?

[Davidb]

The technical specifications posted are exactly the same like Oasys, ... It's not nice from Korg to discontinue a high end product like the O and work the same time on a new "Oasys like board" in behind offering new synthengines and advanced features.

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Well stated, Naviára

At least I'm still for a (paid) Kronos OS Software update for existing O customers.... (since the specifications are the same - even the polephony count)

[costi_ebay]

No techno sounds on KRONOS?!!! hahahaha

With all those synthesis types... it will one of the best techno engine!! Have you seen the LFO galore on the KORG workstations!!?!?

Oh boy! You stuck in the 80's????
how is an electric piano, or piano techno?

it is the new techno sound we don't know about yet

[costi_ebay]

a real Techno sound with this ))))))) I don't think so...

And why not? Of course if you dont know what Techno is and how the Sounds for Techno are produced.

no sorry I don't know techno at all, I make reggaeton and polka dance

[ricard]

I'm so used to the m3 pads that I can't imagine a synth without them, specially in live situation. It's shame...

[flat earth]

Who ever posted that pic of a almost featureless supposed Kronos obviously knew something.

[Miggz McFly]

you guys have closed minds if you think this can't make techno

hell i can make techno out of a casio keyboard @ walmart

[Hedegaard]

Who ever posted that pic of a almost featureless supposed Kronos obviously knew something.

Haha!!

[Rocness]

I love the KRONOS specifications!!! It's an amazing instrument... It does look like a revised OASYS... But, I would warn people of hidden limits with these many options.

I also hope that the sequencer is much more improved from the OASYS sequencer.

I also hope that KORG has finally added the following:
-Ability to change tracks for recording in loop mode,
-rehearsal mode during recording to temporarily disable recording (allows you to try different phrases while the sequencer is looping).....
-Ability to edit drum kits from sequencer mode to allow minor tweaks for a key, rather than needing to jump to Global and having to create a custom kit just because I want the snare to have a little more reverb on a kit...

Other than that.................... congratulations to KORG

Wow this is the exact synth I showed you guy early an I was attacked. WOW

[BillW]

Judging from that video and the specs, this thing is going to be expensive!!!

[Rocness]

Yes, I do agree, the Kronos does look good and cosmic!
However, no clear labeling of sliders e.t.c. will make it harder to play, especially on stage e.t.c.

Wow this is the exact synth I showed you guy early an I was attacked. WOW[/quote]

[Hedegaard]

Wow this is the exact synth I showed you guy early an I was attacked. WOW

[/quote]

Proof of that?
Can you link to that?

[Bald Eagle]

The specs on KARMA say "greatly-enhanced second generation" so it looks like they decided against v3.0.

And as long as I'm here I might as well add that I want the 73 key version semi weighted, not RH3.

[Bachus]

Korg have now put a new Kronos video on you tube.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1o2Woa8 ... _player</a>

Want Want Want...

Did you see how many people got a handsone and they all ket the secret...


There where some very nice visualls on the screen... Espescially the piano part..

Sadly only 2 audio channels over USB to and from the PC, limits you in running the Korg sounds through some VST effects.. Wondering how good this beast is in controlling my Ableton live setup on stage...

Next to that they say its an upgraded KArma 2..... Motif has Karma 3... Need to see how that works out, can't wayt to see some demo's live from NAMM...

[RC-IA]

at 1'42" you can see it was labelled CHRONOS, before!

[Rocness]

Who ever posted that pic of a almost featureless supposed Kronos obviously knew something.

Yes that was me
Stay thirsty my friend