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[Musikmesse] Korg microSTATION

Published on 03/24/2010 by TonyBruno, last updated on 03/24/2010
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Korg has announced the microSTATION, described as a Micro Synthesizer with Sequencer.
Designed to satisfy the beginning musician or the accomplished keyboardist, the microSTATION offers portability, the sound of Korg’s EDS-i synth engine, effects, plus new sequencing tools, according to Korg.

Features:
  • Equipped with 61 mini-keys, the microSTATION travels easily and fits into any home, stage, or studio workspace.
  • EDS-i (Enhanced Definition Synthesis-integrated) sound engine delivers sound in the tradition of KORG’s synthesizers.
  • 480 sounds – including keyboard sounds, synth sounds, drums, leads, basses, etc. Tweak, edit, create and save up to 512 sound Programs.
  • 256 dynamic Combinations place different sounds on different areas of the keyboard, or layer multiple sounds together.
  • Find the right sound with eight accessible categories; hundreds of Audition Riffs allow you to preview each sound.
  • A General MIDI level 2 compatible soundset allows commercial and pre-made MIDI files to be played instantly.
  • The on-board sequencer can be anything from an extra set of hands or a drum machine up to a full-blown MIDI production suite.
  • Loop Recording, Grid Sequencing, Dual Arpeggiators, Template songs, and Auto Song Setup features are designed to make it easy for anyone to achieve professional results.
  • SD/SDHC card slot for storage or your custom sounds and songs.
  • USB Type-B connector offers a direct MIDI connection to your computer.
  • Includes both stand-alone and plug-in microSTATION software for sound editing on your computer; plug-in software is VST, AU, and RTAS compatible.

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