Too bad you weren't shopping last fall, Guitar Center got a bunch of them form Korg in white and sold them for $399 while black ones sitting next to them were still $649
Yes, it is based on the Triton sound engine and sample set.
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| Author: | niq names [ Thu May 08, 2008 1:34 pm ] |
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yo i was thinking about snatching this thing while no one was looking and didnt wanna come up wack soooo...nah i havent made it out o guitar center cuz my girls been using my car and in some forums ive read that its sweet and others its not but i dont trust those dudes so please fill in the blanks about this 'board. does it have really dope sounds/possibilities with all these combos or what? does it really barrow from the triton? let me know |
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| Author: | billyboy [ Fri May 09, 2008 9:50 am ] |
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Tried it in a shop a few months back... It all depends on what your lookin for ! PLUS : ++ Great sounds overall, sick synths, and sick ethnic sounds, PC editor included. + VST included for producing on PC if you need/want to. MINUS : -- very few keys, so you won't be playin your favorite piano solo, or complex synths lines extending on more than two octaves - Keep in mind it is not an analogue or VA synth, but a "rompler", meaning you edit sounds from wavetables and not oscillators. It is much less "direct" concerning editing, and at the same time much more powerful in terms of sound. - the combos are essentially shit, AND combos are interesting on larger keybards, with keysplit and all. Of course you can make your own. I went for the TR, much more expensive, weaker sounds for synths and ethnic, but with sampler and sequencer. What really made the difference was the 61 keys. I would have taken the micro x otherwise. |
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| Author: | niq names [ Fri May 09, 2008 12:54 pm ] |
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thats actually alot to consider. i kinda like working with a limited workflow cuz it "forces you t get creative and unique" i have reason 4 but got bored with being able to do things so easily. i might just snatch that up anyway but that sucs not being able to adjust osc since thats like a fav amongst boardist...thanks |
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| Author: | billyboy [ Fri May 09, 2008 2:14 pm ] |
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well, you can get triangle, sine and square waveforms, you can combine two pseudo-osc, prob. even detune (I'll have to check), and you get also realtime knobs to adjeuts filter...So you can get synths like sounds from scratch but it isn't as instant as the real thing... billyboy |
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| Author: | enossified [ Fri May 09, 2008 4:59 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: micro x?? dope or bust? |
Too bad you weren't shopping last fall, Guitar Center got a bunch of them form Korg in white and sold them for $399 while black ones sitting next to them were still $649
Yes, it is based on the Triton sound engine and sample set. |
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| Author: | Funkyoldcrate [ Fri May 09, 2008 5:10 pm ] |
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Quote: Guitar Center got a bunch of them form Korg in white and sold them for $399 while black ones sitting next to them were still $649
Well, maybe they will knock 150 bux off the microkorg since they have the ltd ed reverse keys one. *fingers crossed* I know that aint gonna happen though. 
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| Author: | niq names [ Fri May 09, 2008 7:28 pm ] |
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yeah i jus shot myself for missing out on that sale...bang again... we have this local spot thats going out of business and during their last thirty days its suppose to get crazy so hopefully i can snag one from them cats @ a good price |
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| Author: | kristoffer1989 [ Fri May 09, 2008 9:13 pm ] |
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billyboy wrote: What really made the difference was the 61 keys. I would have taken the micro x otherwise.
the Korg X50 is just like the micro x just with more keys and a little less world samples:) |
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| Author: | billyboy [ Fri May 09, 2008 10:27 pm ] |
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Yeah basically the TR is just a X50 on steroids, with sampler, sequencer and xy joystick instead of modwheels. The TR felt somewhat sturdier, and was within my budget so I figured why not ? But for the price I guess you can't beat the microX : it has beautiful and more "up to date" synths, and really (really) good ethnic sounds. And it comes with a case you cannot loose (bright orange  ).
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