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Forgot to mention that it includes the mic but not the power supply

Selling my microKORG. It is in good condition with only a few scratches from normal use. Looking to get around $250 but other offers are welcome.

Ted3000 wrote:Step Six: Make a YouTube video called "First electribe sampler demo" - remember to disable comments.

That is definitely the most important step.

At this point, that seems like a reasonable conclusion.

The lack of a video, even from Korg, makes me question whether they have actually made a working product. Is it possible that the severe lack of information comes from Korg having nothing to show? Perhaps it is even more buggy than the e2 and if they have been manufactured already, they are useless ...

22tape wrote: Or is he like some "power user" who Korg has granted official release info? Either way...

Definitely more of an appointed power user who (at least with the emx2) has been pretty on point.

The only thing that keeps me hopeful is the combination of the more accurate sweetwater reps and the fact that the GC rep could see on the computer the actual planned shipment dates for two separate days. It just seemed pretty specific, unless that is normal for releases.

They don't even have the e2 in my local guitar center yet. I wouldn't count on it going to stores anytime soon. I just really hope that those shipments actually go out. It seems like a long shot but I am definitely hopeful.

Talked to a Guitar Center rep today and he said that they are scheduled to receive their first shipment of the samplers this week and a second shipment next week. It sounds like they are on the same schedule as Sweetwater and unless Korg is lying to them about this week's shipment, we should be ...

I have the sampler on pre-order right now but it seems like the more I read, the more it seems that people are very disappointed about the low memory and lack of time-stretching. Personally, I am justifying the order because of the beat making capabilities. I loved the work flow of the electribe 2 ...

Tarekith wrote:Actually James said the electribe sampler is an excellent way to take professional sounding tracks to a more live oriented set up.

That is definitely a good point. I forget easily that Korg had the intention of making these devices live oriented.

Maybe he is not allowed to say as much about the sampler, but my general impression from reading the things he has posted just led me to believe that the e2s was less his style. Perhaps that is only his preference. I guess at this point with the possibility of the date being pushed back I only want ...

"No time stretch. No waveform display, no analogue modelling engine or analogue filter modelling. It's basically a highly customisable rompler/sequencer/pro-fx tool that can be made to sound like a finished piece of music quite easily and taken on the road. The e2 synth feels like more of a studio ...

Well I did it. I took my e2 back to the store for a full return and pre-ordered the sampler. Again, I was not unhappy with it and am going to miss it, but I know the sampler will be better suited for me.

Now to wait...

Im starting to think I can live with less synth :? I just wish a video of the Sampler was out. Its almost like Korg is still trying to put something together really quickly. That is the only reservation I have. If we think the MPS is buggy, I cannot imagine what the sampler is going to be like if ...