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My friend, I may not be rich, but I am an expert buyer. You would be surprised at what I can find for 500 euros. I can buy myself a very good used keyboard for 500 euros. Have bought and owned many instruments for the last 20 years.Frank Gabriel wrote:@ montatore : If you are a poor Pa600 player you should love our system because it gives you the opportunity to play a totaly new keyboard and that for less than 500 Euro.
I agree. It's not like I hear a few audio files and I go 'ok that's it, here's 500 euros'.Nemik wrote: All you need is make more videos with comparing orginal and yours sound on same styles.
Audio samples in this case won't work, is better to see actually korg in action on video.
Cost korg pa600 + €500 ,.... why don't go for pa900 and make own sounds + you have voice processingmontatore wrote:I agree. It's not like I hear a few audio files and I go 'ok that's it, here's 500 euros'.Nemik wrote: All you need is make more videos with comparing orginal and yours sound on same styles.
Audio samples in this case won't work, is better to see actually korg in action on video.
I am not saying it's not worth it. I buy something if it's really worth it, even if the cost is higher than I'd wish for, but I am able to keep emotions at bay, when it comes to buying things. I don't follow impulses, I follow my logic. I never buy anything that I am not absolutely sure I can resell at no loss, or very little loss. And what I keep, I look at with a magnifying glass. Sorry, that's just me. I am not one of these guys who goes 'yeaaahhh, here's a new arranger, gosh it's 4000 dollars but I deserve it, I'll buy it tomorrow'.
Like a Japanese proverb says, money are very hard to make and very easy to spend.
I'm not an expert on multisamples , but I know to make great sound you need for space in ram or rom, good piano sounds taking a lot, means you need compromise something.montatore wrote: In this sense, I'd rather have PA300 for 570 euros+ MCS PRO 499 euros= killler Korg arranger for 1070 euros with top notch sounds.
Problem is, like you said, I need to know a lot more than just a few sound demos. I'd have to look at the product in every detail....I would never spend 500 euros by just going by instinct. I never do that with serious money, and to me 500 euros ain't small change
And whoever says 500 euros is nothing, is only talking about somebody else's 500 euros, not his 500 euros
Nemik wrote: Believe me, if was be possible was be done long time ago.
Korg making cheaper version and compromise on harware, that's is all point, you wanna better you pay more.
When you get pa600, you will enjoy playing with your MOFX 61.montatore wrote:Nemik wrote: Believe me, if was be possible was be done long time ago.
Korg making cheaper version and compromise on harware, that's is all point, you wanna better you pay more.
Yeah it makes sense. It's probably not just a matter of loading new samples.
I am quite happy with my PA300. When I'll find one at a good price, I'll get a PA600. Probably quite soon.
Korg sounds keep getting better and better. I remember when I bought my PA500 about 4 years ago, most of the sounds were average and boring, compared to what I am hearing now. The PA300 blows it out of the water. For now I am making a ton of music happily even with the PA300. I still can't believe I got it for about 570 euros.
It might be a stripped down version of the PA600 but it's still a very capable instrument. If I am that impressed by the PA300, I am pretty sure I'll be even more with the PA600
There's no excuse. One can do a lot with any of these boards
Now that's very goodNemik wrote:When you get pa600, you will enjoy playing with your MOFX 61.montatore wrote:Nemik wrote: Believe me, if was be possible was be done long time ago.
Korg making cheaper version and compromise on harware, that's is all point, you wanna better you pay more.
Yeah it makes sense. It's probably not just a matter of loading new samples.
I am quite happy with my PA300. When I'll find one at a good price, I'll get a PA600. Probably quite soon.
Korg sounds keep getting better and better. I remember when I bought my PA500 about 4 years ago, most of the sounds were average and boring, compared to what I am hearing now. The PA300 blows it out of the water. For now I am making a ton of music happily even with the PA300. I still can't believe I got it for about 570 euros.
It might be a stripped down version of the PA600 but it's still a very capable instrument. If I am that impressed by the PA300, I am pretty sure I'll be even more with the PA600
There's no excuse. One can do a lot with any of these boards
Korg pa600 can control via midi external keyboards including styles sounds.
Then you can have killer set.
I admit that when it comes to technical stuff and midi, I am much clueless. I only know about music theory 
I agree. As much as the PA900 is still a good buy, it does not seem to offer a lot more than the PA600, with the exception of the harmonizer and twice the sampling RAM....and it costs quite a bit more. In my opinion, the PA600 is the smartest choice.wittid wrote:
But the PA900 sounds the same like the 600 - voice processing yes
cool, I didn't know that Pa Manager lets you create your samples, I thought it was a basic program to organize files on the Pa!Nemik wrote:@montatore
check this out: http://www.korgpamanager.com/
with new version you can create your own multisamples
Then import to Korg.
I have it and I can tell this software is worth, save you a lot of time and giving you extended option you miss on Korg.
There's a saying where I come from: 'he who does something by himself, does it for 3 people'.