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Post by eck on Jan 4, 2007 12:02:13 GMT
thinking of buying korg triton has anybody got one or mp3 off the keyboard playing midis to here the gm sounds ;D cheers
any help would be great
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frankie
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Post by frankie on Jan 14, 2007 15:02:15 GMT
Hi i have a Korg Triton studio Bought it s/h bout a year back .I must say I'm very happy with the sounds and the files sound good live. like most sound modules the gtr sounds are never fantastic. Hope this helps a bit.
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Post by Tone_Deff (Musicmaker) on Jan 15, 2007 18:27:18 GMT
Hi Eck,
Not knowing how proficient a player you are, and exactly what your needs are, it is hard to comment.
Without doubt, the Yamaha arranger keyboards are a better bet if you want to produce, listen to and sequence .mid files...which can all be done 'on board'.
On stage I use a Yamaha Tyros 2 (costs about 1700 pounds new), but the previous model - the 9000 or 9000 Pro sells on Ebay for about 6-700 pounds, and I use one of these to produce my midi backing files, and to extensively modify existing .mids from this site and around the web.
Awesome sounds (including guitars!) - but perhaps lacking a little in orchestral and drums, but adequate when you know how to 'tweak' them.
Hope this helps! Perhaps it might help if you put 'Yamaha 9000' into your search engine for specs and piccies.
Kind regards,
Tony
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