Korg Krome 88 - "So Far So Good"
We just got the Korg Krome-88 in our studio last week, it has weighted keys and 600+ sounds. There are even 900 arpeggiator patters on it and 600 drum grooves. At first I really didn’t want to inves…
Yamaha MM6 - "Just go with the Motif"
The MM6 is one of the more affordable synths from Yamaha, it does have some of the Motif Sounds but not all of them. The sequencer that the MM6 has could be a lot better, it is not easy to use and no…
Yamaha MOTIF XF7 - "Expensive and worth it, for giggin or studio use"
The XF7 is a 76 key music production synth. It is very expensive, but after you get the chance to use it for a few minutes you will be hooked and have to have it. All of the sounds in the XF7 are ama…
Yamaha MOX8 - "1 of the best"
The Yamaha MOX8 is a hammer action synth that has 88 keys. This is one of the best user friendly synth workstations that I have used. It has a built in interface with 4 in and 2 out inputs. There are…
Korg Kronos 88 - "For every genre"
Korg’s Kronos 88 is a 88 key workstation with a full color touch LCD display on it. If you purchase the Kronos 88 key now it will come installed with the newest OS system which is 2.0. It does very f…
Kurzweil K2000 - "The K2000 has a great layout"
The Kurzweil K2000 is a professional looking as well as a professional sounding synth. The layout of the synth is very well organized and put together. The workflow of the Kurzweil is very simple an …
Yamaha MOTIF XF8 - "left me speechless"
The Yamaha XF8 is a workstation that can do it all, it can do anything that your computer can do. Though I do not personally own this board but one of my band members does own it so I get the chance …
Yamaha MOX8 - "cheap price for a full 88 key workstation"
The MoX8 is a full 88 key workstation that I cant believe cost under 2 thousand dollars. Most of the other workstations by roland and other companies will cost well over 2 thousand dollars and that’s…
Korg Triton Extreme 61 - "extreme"
The Triton extreme 61 is a very powerful workstation, I remember when it came out and I got my hands on it I was shocked on how “perfect” it was. Out side of some of the sounds and presets I didn’t h…
Roland Fantom X7 - "buy it"
The Roland XS 7 was a keyboard that I purchased back in 07 pretty much on a sudden impulse after I fell in love with it at guitar center. After messing around with it for 3 hours (in the store) I new…
Korg Tr 88 - "effects"
Most Korg workstations are great, and I really like working with them. When I got my hands on the TR 88 I expected a lot already without even using it yet. It didn’t let me down either. The Korg TR 8…
Alesis Fusion 8HD - "room for improvment"
Alesis fusion is a good keyboard, and I have used it several times. But there is a lot of room for improvement with it which is one of the reasons I actually didn’t purchase it myself (though I did t…
Yamaha MM6 - "room to get better"
The MM6 is a keyboard that after messing with it for 5 minutes it will feel like a toy. Its not well built and the keys are plastic and have no weight to them. The whole board overall feels like a 50…
Korg Triton Le 61 - "got old quick"
I have used the Triton LE 61 a few times in a couple different studios. It seemed like a keyboard that was pretty popular years ago, but I think it’s a decent keyboard at best. There are a lot of oth…
Yamaha MO6 - "good"
Though I don’t own the MO6 anymore I still remember all of the cool songs that I made when I had it. The MO6 by Yamaha is extremely easy to use, really no navigation skills are needed because all of …
Roland Fantom-S 61 - " I kif"
translatedkeyboard scene with 2midi out in 4 and 1 audio output (Mono 2stereo 2) 61 keys and several bank effect UTILIZATION simple and fairly comprehensive sequencer SOUNDS Good drum sounds and bass…
Korg M50 61 - " satisfactory"
translated61 light touch, 5 octaves MIDI USB SD CARD pitch modulation sustain (supplied without sustain pedal) Everything I need great sounds and combinations specific to KORG. Easy to use arpeggia…
Korg Krome 61 - " A great surprise"
translatedFeatures on the Korg website, it is a workstation, I took the 61 keys version. The Krome comes with an editor ... I have not yet tested. I find the synth very snazzy, it has the mouth. I had one …
Korg Triton Pro X 88 - " A solid companion"
translatedMaster keyboard 88 keys touch heavy, floppy disk drive, MIDI outputs separate sampler. Optional: Sound card-MOSS SCSI-Extension -64 MB RAM (bar) Full level controllers (Ribbon / Pitch Bend/…
Kurzweil PC3LE6 - " Kurzweil sound"
translatedI will not dwell on the features that are available on the official website of the brand ... UTILIZATION The grip was easy, the controls can be numerous and well thought a regular synths will n…
Korg Triton Pro X 88 - " well ..."
translated88-key hammer, very good touch 512 Combis, 768 + 256 GM2 programs 6 audio outputs 60 voice polyphony UTILIZATION very easy to use with touch screen manuals in French SOUNDS the synthe…
Yamaha MM6 - " a good start"
translatedBank classical sounds or even copy and paste most of its range keyboards, all brands UTILIZATION Simple and typical of this generation, keys a little toy, the "Bontempi" ... Bon ben too bad! SO…
Kurzweil PC3LE8 - " Very very satisfied"
translatedI use it primarily as a pianist, although this fabulous machine is more powerful than most conventional digital pianos, stage or furniture, Roland, Korg or Yamaha to name a few It therefore offers …
Korg Triton Studio Pro 76 - " A true workstation"
translatedWhat type of keyboard (synth, piano ...)? How many octaves? Synthesizer, on 76 keys. The number of octaves is enough for most uses. How many sounds, effects? What styles? Are they edited? A wi…
Kurzweil K2000 - Aurochs4's review
translatedAll is said and repeated. For the era it is very correct. I noticed a good connection for the time. At the time this is a synth that came out on fiber optics! it was pretty awesome (with SMP-K…