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KORG Triton Le |
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- 16-track / 16-timbre Sequencer
- 150 preset / 100 user patterns per song
- 200 songs, 20 cue lists, max 200,000 notes
- 512 programs, 384 combinations, 128 General MIDI
- 425 multisamples and 413 drum samples
- 89 digital effects, 2 master effects, 1 insert effect and one 3-band master EQ
- powerful Sampler on board
- Hyper Integrated Synthesis System
- Dual Arpeggiators
- SmartMedia slot (or SCSI data transfer)
- and much more...
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I am not
keyboardist so don't expect me to give you in-depth review
here :) I use this keyboard primarily to create backing
tracks. Korg Triton Le provides a genuine alternative to
computer-based recording. A range of features such as
individual track looping, cue lists which is ideal if you
like to assemble songs starting with smaller segments, and
song templates, give you everything you need to put together
arrangements quickly and efficiently. This Music Workstation
is also loaded with over 1,000 killer sounds and has
all the knobs and joysticks you need to send each and every
sound into new dimension.. or you can even use Triton Le
to create your very own and unique sounds.
I've had this Korg Triton Le for many many years, since they first released it
and I still enjoy this keyboard.
It offers more then I need
and I don't see any reason why I would replace it with newer (Kronos?).
I can use this Workstation to create everything from Classic Music to Rock Music
and even Techno.
Definitely 5 stars. |
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