Korgs I’ve Owned Part 7 — Wavestate: A Most Versatile Sound Creation Tool
A couple of weeks back, I added another new keyboard to the arsenal. It wasn't exactly a planned purchase, but I was able to pick up a brand new Korg…
A couple of weeks back, I added another new keyboard to the arsenal. It wasn't exactly a planned purchase, but I was able to pick up a brand new Korg…
Here’s a dude who still tours with “real” keyboards … well, mostly real. Top notch digital stage piano, Hammond B3, Hohner D6 Clavinet, and a Wurlitzer 200 electric piano. I
What's really impressive is that Kronos family has been the top of Korg's heap since 2011. Again, rightly so. There's not really much it can't do. It is quite literally,…
With the Kross 2, Korg have made a fairly complete workstation for someone on a really tight budget. It relies on Korg's EDS-i sound engine to produce over 1,000 sounds,…
Of all the keyboards I've owned, Korg or otherwise, the PS60 is probably the most uniquely performance-oriented keyboard I've ever owned.
Anyway, I'd promised myself that I'd never own another Korg after the disappointment of the X2, and it was with some trepidation that I considered the X50. But, my friend…
The X2 was the big brother to the X3, and in addition to another 15 keys, it had an expanded sample ROM featuring a nicely multi-sampled grand piano, and it…
The first Korgs in my life were the DS-8 digital synthesizer and SQD-8 8-track MIDI sequencer. The DS-8 was an interesting synth. It was an attempt, I believe, to be…