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Currently, I have a 61-key Korg Triton Studio without weighted keys. Does anyone know if KORG would allow an upgrade to an 88- and weighted key keyboard?

Thanks.

Thank you! This is most helpful!

Where can I buy more sounds to add onto my Korg Triton Studio? (unless I'm mistaken and this is not possible). Specifically, I'd like a Moog or Minimoog sound, but I welcome any ideas for more sounds. Thanks!

Well, it has worked fine in the past with my PC (with the Sibelius software). This is what I currently have: http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/Uno.html

Is there a similar cable-type product? The Korg has standard MIDI in/out connections.

I am trying to connect my Korg Triton Studio to my new Macbook Pro in order to use the keyboard with Garageband and Mainstage 2. What cable to you recommend I purchase to connect the two? I have an M-Audio Midi/USB cable, but it is old. When I went to install, I had to download a new driver. But, no ...

Agreed. "Shine On" certainly has many parts. Specifically I am thinking about part 1 (the opening). The effects around that part should be enough to get me going on the rest. I am working on figuring them out, just hitting a few roadblocks. Thanks!

Does anyone know the the sound effect set up on a Korg Triton Studio for any Pink Floyd tunes, specifically Shine on You Crazy Diamond? Thanks!

Will my Korg Triton Studio work with a Macbook Pro? I already have an M-Audio Midi-USB cable, but want to be sure the keyboard will work with programs like Garageband and Mainstage.
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Awesome! I'm looking at them now. Thanks!

Thanks for the info! And you're right, it is 61-key (not sure why I had 66 in my head). I might lean towards the 76-key. But, I am interested in weighted keys. For my musical training at school I spend countless hours on regular pianos (upright/grands) and feel much more comfortable with weighted ...

I currently own a Korg Triton Studio, 66-key without weighted keys. I would love to upgrade to a full size (88-keys) with weighted keys. Does anyone know how this might be possible? My town no longer has a good keyboard store. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks for the reply. I've actually tried that, but I think my problem is different. When the notes sustain after releasing the pedal, I can stop their sustaining by slightly moving the pedal input (at the input jack) up or down. To me this seems like a loose input, but I don't know much about that ...

When I use my damper pedal, it sustains each sound constantly, even with the pedal up (i.e., the pedal seems to "stick"). I have tried multiple other pedals--all resulting with the same problem.

So, it seems that perhaps there is a pedal input problem. Any suggestions? Thanks.

I too have had this problem, but am still searching for a solution. Any luck yet?