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- Manufacturer: Korg
- Model: Kpr-77
- Category: Drum Machines
- Other names:kpr 77, kpr77
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sinkmusicPublished on 10/08/09 at 13:14 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
- Full connectivity (no MIDI) but exits sérparées, and din / sync sync
- No effects, but the faders for each instrument voluem
- The sounds are not editable, and there are half a dozen
- Internal sequencer bit laborious but fairly intuitive and complete
UTILIZATION
- The sequencer is the black point: you have eyes glued to remember the manual handling.
... But when you hear the sound, we quickly forget those little hassles <img class="smiley" src="/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt="" />
SOUNDS
The sounds are both unique and typical: very synthetic, is one of the last drum machines that do not yet samples ...
The kick is a little shy, but the...…
- No effects, but the faders for each instrument voluem
- The sounds are not editable, and there are half a dozen
- Internal sequencer bit laborious but fairly intuitive and complete
UTILIZATION
- The sequencer is the black point: you have eyes glued to remember the manual handling.
... But when you hear the sound, we quickly forget those little hassles <img class="smiley" src="/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt="" />
SOUNDS
The sounds are both unique and typical: very synthetic, is one of the last drum machines that do not yet samples ...
The kick is a little shy, but the...…
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- Full connectivity (no MIDI) but exits sérparées, and din / sync sync
- No effects, but the faders for each instrument voluem
- The sounds are not editable, and there are half a dozen
- Internal sequencer bit laborious but fairly intuitive and complete
UTILIZATION
- The sequencer is the black point: you have eyes glued to remember the manual handling.
... But when you hear the sound, we quickly forget those little hassles <img class="smiley" src="/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt="" />
SOUNDS
The sounds are both unique and typical: very synthetic, is one of the last drum machines that do not yet samples ...
The kick is a little shy, but the cymbals are metal to perfection, and the snare and the clap are falling down.
It is believed (by far), a Tr-606 and more straight forward, very acidic, early 80 ...
OVERALL OPINION
I've had several years
It is rare, it rings of hell and plus it syncs via din sync: I can not get enough <img class="smiley" src="/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_mrgreen.gif" alt="mrgreen" />
- No effects, but the faders for each instrument voluem
- The sounds are not editable, and there are half a dozen
- Internal sequencer bit laborious but fairly intuitive and complete
UTILIZATION
- The sequencer is the black point: you have eyes glued to remember the manual handling.
... But when you hear the sound, we quickly forget those little hassles <img class="smiley" src="/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt="" />
SOUNDS
The sounds are both unique and typical: very synthetic, is one of the last drum machines that do not yet samples ...
The kick is a little shy, but the cymbals are metal to perfection, and the snare and the clap are falling down.
It is believed (by far), a Tr-606 and more straight forward, very acidic, early 80 ...
OVERALL OPINION
I've had several years
It is rare, it rings of hell and plus it syncs via din sync: I can not get enough <img class="smiley" src="/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_mrgreen.gif" alt="mrgreen" />
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