Hear it in Action: Conclusion Korg makes some of the best digital keyboards and music gear on the market, and you generally can’t go wrong with any of the pianos on this list. Like any instrument purchase, your needs and budget will determine which one is the best for you. No matter ...
The Korg Kronos 2 73 (MSRP $4,200) sells for approximately $3,400 (the 88-key version adds another $300 to the price), while the Korg Kronos 2 61 (MSRP $3,750) sells for approximately $3,000. All three instruments are identical in their hardware specs, the keyboards being the only...
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KORG is responsible for the most successful and respected arranger keyboards in the world. Used by countless professional musicians in every country around the world, KORG arrangers have thrilled audiences and delighted players everywhere with the magic combination of unbeatable sound quality and features...
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Nope. That’s only allowed on some of the instruments. I’m keeping the app because I’m hoping some of the issues I have will be addressed at some point. Don’t get me wrong, the sounds so far are better than the majority of other apps. But my Roland keyboards have the ability ...
As for the actual feel of the GrandStage, we found the action was a little stiffer than some of the other 88 key, weighted keyboards we have played (which often use Yamaha or Fatar keybeds). This certainly isn’t bad, just a matter of personal taste, and it did not impair or slow ...
One of that is the multiple connections with keyboards or connection with the OP-1 or other gear. And the other is the seamless recording you can do on the fly, just setup instruments and record live just in a few takes. This is not a DAW, it gets you into the box and out of ...
notice when using the KK is that it's light — so light that you'll have to remind yourself that it's a serious synthesizer. Having just played two consecutive nights using keyboards weighing around 100kg, I genuinely appreciate its manageability, but this comes at a price. Well, two ...
(and even some weighted) keyboards have, and to Korg's credit, I can't imagine there will be any complaints about the SGproX on that front. Perhaps the greatest testament to its quality was when I invited my Dad (a traditional pianist, and heavily sceptical of all things technical) ...