Much cooler than a calculator watch.
Here’s a remaster of one of my older tracks using iZotope Ozone 5. I’ve made it downloadable for free.
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Korg MicroSampler Wallpaper.
Korg Unveils microArranger Keyboard
(via Korg Product Details)
The Cobalt Combustion - by Travis Estrella
Using Rob Papen’s Predator synth, a Korg Kaossilator, and a POS guitar.
My MicroKorgXL set up in Ableton Live. Better sound editing than on the keyboard, yet Korg insists on making all control fonts micro as well. It does integrate with Live easily and the setup can be saved. I was using the mkXL’s vocoder with the Kaossilator that I was passing through it.
My studio setup. From left to right:
- MicroKorg XL
- Korg Electribe EMX1
- Korg Kaoss Pad 3
- Novation SL61mkII
- Korg mini KP
- Tapco Mixer 10
- MacBook Pro (running Ableton Live and Novation’s AutoMap Pro)
- *hidden - Edirol UA-25ex Audio Interface.
- Akai APC40
- NI Maschine
- Not pictured, Korg MicroSampler and Kaossilator.
(reposted from my personal tumblr)
A very portable setup: A Korg Kaossilator > Mini KP > Zoom H1 recorder. I can also integrate my iPod apps/music (or even my Korg DS-10) instead of my Kaossilator, and even mix back from the H1 into a few of my iPod multitrack/sequencer apps.
Official Korg Kaoss Pad Quad Demo Video
My Thoughts: I’ve read a few posts from people who do not understand the purpose of the Quad. It is not a KP3 replacement. It is simply another way of processing effects. With the KP3 you have at any one point, one effect. Sure you can bounce effects, but you can’t have access to both, say, a reverb and a decimator. The Quad allows you to stack 4 effects - that’s like having a chain of 4 mini-KPs. I’m constantly trying to figure out where to put my KP3 in my flow. Do I add it as a send in my mixer? What effect is going to where - and since I only have one to work with - that’s a big question. And it changes from project to project. The Quad will replace my planned second KP3/mini-KP purchase. I hope that Korg puts out a future KP5 that has the best of both products.
While I applaud Korg for putting out these videos, the choice of Kaossilator loops in this video is atrocious. When you have both products in a video, you still want to make sure that both shine in the most positive way. I also can’t stand hitting effects off-beat. This is akin to having an awesome synthesizer in a demo and the person starts mashing the keys. It’s cringe inducing. And I’ve seen it in too many KP3 youtube videos.
Brett Domino - Cover of Katy Perry/ Kanye West “E.T.” - Using a Korg monoTribe and Wavedrum Mini
Official Korg Monotribe Introduction Video.