GregC wrote:Purpleibby wrote:GregC wrote:
oh, a guitar player, that explains everything.
The Kronos has decent FX and guitars , at least the rhythm stuff is decent.
One day you will sell all those stomp pedals and guitar amps and join us kool kids


I do both synths and guitar:) Pedals and Rack processors for the guitar amps......Analog pedals before the amps...it's Eventide/Lexicon/Vintage Roland FX(fat and warm) for line level rack effects(check the rack)....That's actually my guitar rack...but it works nice for my DAW too.
I do lots of sculpting on my guitar tones just like I do on my synth stuff. The programming on those effects/signal routing units is actually much deeper than the effects on the synths themselves.
You ain't getting guitar sounds like this on a synth or a modern stomp box:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3I6euv ... 95DPQqKFd8
I appreciate your comments Greg...thanks for taking the time.
That's true. I can't touch your actual guitar tone.
But the Kronos can equal about 50% of those washed FX you have.
For me, that gets the job done
That may be true that a Kronos can have the amount of effects, but a chorus from Kronos isn't gonna sound like/as good or even close to a real Dyno-My-Piano Tri Stereo Chorus, or an Eventide H3000, or an Eventide Eclipse....That's not actually my rig in the video, but it's pretty close to the kind of clean tones I strive for.
A Tri Stereo Chorus rack unit(designed for the Rhodes Piano but also adopted into many fx racks) the real deal costs anywhere from 1,500 to 2,500 on the used market today...Though today you can get the recreation of it for about 900 now(The TERC).
Heck an Eclipse new today costs 2 grand. Keyboard fx processors don't hold up to dedicated high end units that you see in studios like the Eventides/Lexicons and they don't try to...apples and oranges. The amount of dsp it would take would drive the cost more than most could absorb.
Don't get me wrong I love synths too as I do both synths and guitar, but quality dedicated FX units, and especially specialty ones like mentioned above are just worlds beyond the what the Kronos can do. That's not a knock on synths(which I love too)...
Back to the Kronos I'm still in awe of it. I'll probably just take a chance and go for it, no doubt it's awesome. Hopefully there's still more in store for Kronos. Again Greg and everyone here thanks:)