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Sunday, December 25, 2011
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
Korg X50 61-Key Synthesizer
!±8± Korg X50 61-Key Synthesizer
- Triton HI (Hyper Integrated) sound engine48kHz sampling frequency64MB PCM ROM470 multisamples,
- 518 Drum samples61 velocity-sensitive keys62 voice polyphony with 62 oscillators (single mode)
- 31 voice polyphony with 62 oscillators (double mode)2 master effects processors (mono in, stereo out)1 insert effect processor (stereo in/out
- 1 Master effect processor (3-band stereo)All effects available simultaneously89 total effects512 user programs
- 512 Preloaded)384 user combinations (384 preloaded)128
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Korg X50 61-Key Synthesizer
Saturday, December 10, 2011
"At night" Beat/song on the korg triton extreme
Something I did a couple-o-days ago. All tracks were pre made except for one which was played live whilst recording. (So yes there are some mistakes) Enjoy (Rate/subscribe/comment)
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
slow exhausted fabricated with korg triton and fl flat fruity loops
I just made this koo lil riding beat with a vocal sample in it let me know if u like!
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Levys EM527DX Gig Bag 88 Key Thin Width
!±8± Levys EM527DX Gig Bag 88 Key Thin Width
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| Price : $99.95Post Date : Dec 03, 2011 18:56:45 | Usually ships in 6-10 business days
EM527DX Gig Bag 88 Key Thin Width Travel Bag fits Roland RS9 & Korg Triton LE88 and compatible. A durable cordura style gig bag designed to fit most 88 key keyboards. You will get lots of mileage out of this tough bag, one of Levy's biggest sellers.
- Shoulder Strap
- EZ Zipper Closure
- Weather Resistant
- Padded support protection
- 56 in x 14.5 in x 5.5 in
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Clavia Nord Stage 88 Review - The Truth About This Keyboard Powerhouse
I've been using the Clavia Nord Stage 88 for the last 6 months and found it a real pleasure - the onboard sounds were easy to tweak and set up using REAL knobs. At first I looked at this and thought wheres the display? - it's there but it's tiny. But after you've played the Clavia Nord Stage 88 for a while you realise you don't really need the display. Manual is excellent. Personally I would prefer the traditional 2-wheel arrangement pitch bend setup.
Apart from my organ, this is the most I've spent on a keyboard instrument and it has (on paper) the fewest features. The Nord Stage 88 hasn't got expansion in a ordinary sense. You can download new sounds from their website which can be uploaded into the keyboard with a managing program. It's very easy to work and yet very effective. Compared to a Korg Triton or Roland Fantom you might think it has very few features: no sequencer, no sampler, no drumkits. But that would be to miss the point of this thing - it's a musical instrument in the way that a Triton could never be.
The Nord Stage is an instrument that you can really get into. The sounds are outstanding - particularly the Rhodes and Hammond. I find I can easily get the kind of sounds I hear my favourite musicians use. The layout of effects and amp sim is like having a set of floor stomp-boxes so the whole thing really feels like a retro setup with modern convenience which I love. My only gripe is the acoustic pianos - the bass and treble ends are decent enough but they all get 'soggy' between C4 and C5. Might just be my preference.
In the time I've owned the Clavia Nord Stage 88 I have not yet had a single problem with it but most good gear these days is very reliable.
This is my favourite board by a long way and I would unquestionably buy it again.
Overall Rating: 10/10
Easy of Use: 9/10
Features: 9/10
Reliability: 10/10
Sounds: 10/10
Sunday, November 27, 2011
I Follow Rivers (Lykke Li) Magician Remix keyboard cover
Audio kicks in at 00:08. Full patch/sound use at 1:08. Patch/Sound for Korg Triton demo. For questions/request/info PM me. Thanks for watchin'!
Friday, November 25, 2011
Korg Triton Series
Korg has been the leaders in synth and workstation production over the last few years with their Triton range and in 2006 there is no reason to suggest they don't hold this title. Korg at the moment make 4 different models of Tritons:
Triton Le
Triton Extreme
Triton Rack
Triton Studio
All these models are based around a similar design and are have great sounds and lots of them. I personally own a Triton and the thing that I most love about it is that it has everything I need and it's all quality. There are a lot of synths out there that may have a lot of sounds but the sounds are very ordinary. With the Triton you have quality all round. Anyway let's talk about the features of the Korg Tritons.
Korg Triton Le
The Triton Le is the entry level synth of the Triton series. It takes all the best features of the Triton range and compiles it into a cost effective product by where you get a top quality synth without paying a lot of money. The Triton Le comes in 3 different sizes - 61 key (list price US60.00), 76 key (*), 88 key (list price US66.00). The 88 key Triton Le comes with a fully weighted grand piano keys and comes with an extra 16mb grand piano sample set.
Korg Triton Extreme
The Triton Extreme is the next model up from the Le and is the newest model to the Triton series. The Triton Extreme takes synths and workstations to a whole new level, its comes with a vacuum tube processor, USB CD burning and data sharing, compact flash storage and all the standard sounds and features of a Triton. Like the Triton Le the Triton Extreme comes in 3 different sizes - 61 key (list price US00.00), 76 key (list price US50.00), 88 key (list price US00). The Triton Extreme is a great synth/workstation if you want high performance and require enhanced features.
Korg Triton Rack
The Triton Rack is a rack mount version of the Triton series. It allows you to use all the functions and sounds of the triton series with any piano, keyboard, midi controller or other compatible synth. In terms of features the Triton Rack comes as a compact 2 space rack mount unit and contains 8 EXB-PCM expandable slots to add expansion boards. Its also allows you to have access to 2057 programs and 1664 combinations at any one point - including 256 GM programs and 9 GM drum programs. At a list price of US00.00 it is a great option is you already have a piano or keyboard that can act as a controller and you don't want to spend the big $$$$ for a Triton Studio or Triton Extreme.
Korg Triton Studio
The Korg Triton Studio is the top model of the Triton series and contains all the bells and whistles you could imagine. From initial recordings on the Triton Studio to creating audio CDs, from over 3000 programs and combinations combined, and with a 48 Mbyte PCM ROM (including 429 multi-samples and 417 drum samples) the Triton Studio is leading the way in the synth and workstation world. You Name It, It Has It! Like the Triton Le and Extreme, the Triton Studio comes in 3 different sizes - 61 key (list price US00.00), 76 key (list price US00.00) and the flagship of the Triton range, The Triton Studio 88 key (list price US00.00). If you are after THE BEST in synth and workstation technology than you can not go past the Triton Studio Range.
* - 76 key Triton Le is hard to find a price on since very little of them are sold.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Learn How to Make Rap Beats - What to Use
When it comes to learning how to make rap beats one of the most important things to consider before getting started is what to use when making your rap beats. There are literally thousands of things between hardware and software equipment that can be used to make beats. This article will take a look at some of the most popular equipment and software used by some of the world's top beat makers.
Most Popular Hardware Equipment
Yamaha Motif ES8 Workstation - This in my opinion is Yamaha's best workstation so far. Many user 's really enjoy using this board because of it's unique wide range of sounds. You can notice the motif sounds being used more and more in the rap beat making world.
Korg Triton Extreme Workstation - When it comes to learning how to make rap beats many will point in the direction of the Triton Workstation. The Triton is one of the originators when it comes to the hip-hop world of music. Soon as every producer seemingly used all of the Triton sounds to death, Korg released Triton Extreme. This board takes the old Triton sound and gives it a fresh makeover making this board very liked by hip-hop producers.
Roland Fantom X6 Workstation - Roland really stepped up with this widely used board. What really makes this board stand out is it's large color LCD screen and it's 16 drum pads that really come in handy for those creating hip-hop beats. You can also get some expansion cards with Fantom X6 that are definitely worth the investment.
MPC Sampler - This piece of equipment has probably been used by every top hip-hop producer, The MPC has been around over 15 years and has become the staple for many rap beat producers today.
MV8800 By Roland - This sampling machine takes sampling to new heights. Evenly though it has some similarities to the MPC the MV8800 has features that are seemingly converting some MPC user's to the MV8800.
Most Popular Software.
Fruity Loops - Many beginners use this software because it is fairly inexpensive and easy to use. If you listen to some of today's rap beats you will find a lot of fruity loop sounds.
Reasons- This has become the most popular piece of software used to make rap beats today. Some of hip-hop's biggest producers are using Reasons to create their tracks.
For those wanting to know how to make rap beats this article will give you an idea of what you could and should be using. Decide what you think would work best for you and learn it inside and out. Then you will be able to produce the type of rap beats that you want with ease.
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Friday, November 18, 2011
Rap Beat Maker - The Software Vs Hardware Battle (and Conclusion)
When it comes to making beats, many new and seasoned producers are starting to make the shift towards software. Why would they do that? Simple - software brings more to the table, both in terms of flexibility and workflow.
Many new producers looking to jump into the game often have a tough time decided what is better - a rap beat maker program or hardware workstation. While they each have their different pros and cons, it really boils down to what makes you feel the most comfortable (and ultimately the most productive).
Software vs. Hardware
In this piece, I wanted to break down the major differences of software and hardware, as well as highlight the pros and cons of each. If you're at a crossroads in determining what type of rap beat maker you need, this should help settle the score and move you in the right direction.
So, without wasting more time, let's get on with the show!
Hardware - The Good and the Bad
When it comes to making beats, some people have the urge to be more "hands on". They need to feel the music they make, and pounding away at keys and slamming drum pads gives them the ability to become a part of that music by playing it out naturally.
In hip-hop, hardware runs deep. The first line of MPC's (such as the MPC60), as well as keyboards like the infamous ASR-10 set the pace and changed the hip-hop beat game completely (other popular hardware workstations include the Roland Phantom, Korg Triton and Yamaha Motif as well). Anyone familiar with either beat maker knows the power that each of them hold.
With that said, check out the small list below outlining the different pros and cons of using hardware as your primary rap beat maker:
Pros
- Vintage sounds that you can't find anywhere else (or are tough to recreate).
- The feel that you get (hands on music production).
- Solid timing
Cons
- Low memory that limits sampling capabilities.
- Limited amount of on-board sounds. Purchasing more expansion boards is your only option to expand your sound range, which means you have to lay down more cash.
- Poor or limited sequencing and arrangement features.
- Typically expensive. The more you need, the more you will spend (we're talking spending thousands, not hundreds).
Software - Good vs. Bad
Software has grown popular over the years and has changed the way many people produce and create music today. In fact, using software as a rap beat maker has become more of the norm. New producers on a limited budget are finding it easier to start making beats and producing music with nothing more than their computer, beat making software and a creative mind!
There are a number of different software programs available for music production. You might be familiar with popular programs like FL Studio and Reason (which are great, but can still be pricey for some), as well as other similar programs like DubTurbo.
With all of that said, let me quickly break down the benefits (as well as the downsides) of using software:
Pros
- Since software uses the hard drive on your computer for memory, your memory power is limited only to the size of your hard drive(s). This means room for as many sounds and effects as you want!
- Unlimited amount of options for plug-ins and expansion.
- All in one solution (sequencing, mixing, programming).
- Costs much less than most hardware, yet can achieve similar results (or better).
- Easy to update and maintain.
- Doesn't require any external pieces for operation - just your computer (however, you can use midi controllers to play keys and drums to get that "feel").
Cons
- Not as mobile as hardware (unless you want to lug your PC around).
- Quality poses a minor issue and may not be as good as some hardware workstations
- Higher-end software performance can be poor if not using a high-end PC.
The Conclusion
As you can see, using either hardware or software has its benefits and downsides. The truth is, you can achieve a great sound by going either route, so it is ultimate up to you to decide. Now that you are aware of some of the differences and similarities, you should be capable of deciding what is best for you.
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Make Hip Hop Beats - A Guide to the Best Software and Equipment to Use
When learning to make hip hop music one of the key things to consider when getting started is what to use when creating your own rap beat. There are thousands of different kinds of hardware and software out there to choose from. I will give you a look at some of the most popular equipment used by the most popular and talented beat makers.
The most popular piece of equipment
Yamaha Motif ES8 Workstation: in my opinion this is Yamaha best workstation so far. A lot of producers like to use this board because of its wide range of music sounds. In today's rap music Motif sounds are being used more often.
Korg Triton Extreme Workstation: many people will point in the Triton workstation direction when trying to make hip hop music. This is one of the originators when it comes to producing hip hop beats. As soon as every producer though they used all of the Triton sounds, Korg came out with Triton extreme. This new bard was refreshing to music producers.
Roland Fantom X6: Roland stepped up their game with this board. The large color LCD screen and 16 drum pads makes these boards really stand out. Not to mention that it come with expansion cards, which makes it well worth the investment.
MPC Sampler: every hip hop producer has probably used this piece of equipment. It has been out for over 15 yrs and has become the staple for producers today.
Most popular software
Friuty loops: this is great software for the beginners in the producing game. You can also hear many of the sounds from this software in many records today. Not to mention it's fairly inexpensive, plus you can use it on virtually any computer.
Sonic pro: this is just like fruity loops except for its way cheaper. It's also great for beginners but advance level producers work with this product also. Sonic pro is an all in one studio. You can also hear its sounds in popular rap sounds out today. This is premier software to make hip hop music.
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