The KAOSSILATOR PRO is the supercharged version of the palm-sized KAOSSILATOR. The cute yellow plastic thinggy reborn as a powerful track-making tool and loaded with live performance power. Looks more than promising, could be a must have easily.
Another nifty little plug-in for your iPhone… ;) More info here.
This is a sweet little slideshow video about the history of Korg synths.
Video & music by Vanderson . [via Synthtopia]
Korg has introduced a limited edition Kaossilator Pink.
It’s like the normal Kaossilator – except pink. It’s expected to be available soon for about $300.[read more @ Synthtopia]
The original microKORG is loved and used daily by musicians around the world – from keyboardists to guitarists – enabling everyone to experience the enjoyment of a great synthesizer. Now an advanced microKORG is available; a synthesizer that lets you generate your own personal sound, packing a cutting-edge sound engine and powerful effects into a compact, vintage-like body.
The world’s first album entirely composed on KORG’s Nintendo DS synthesizer (an emulator of the classic MS-10) has been released courtesy of MP3death.us.
ZERO LIVE CONTROL MIXER is an all-in-one ‘core station’ designed for live performance artists, remix producers, and serious computer musicians providing a digital mixer, audio I/O, MIDI controller, and effect processor all in a single unit. Each channel can be switched between sources such as a turntable, CD player, microphone, computer, instrument, MIDI controller, or MIDI controller + audio to implement a sophisticated live mixing setup with the simplicity of a FireWire connection. This gives you an incredibly powerful and flexible tool designed specifically for live performance and remix production.
Two models are available: ZERO4 is a four-channel version designed for the needs of the modern DJ, and ZERO8 is an eight-channel version covering the needs of advanced laptop musicians, studio remixers and DJs requiring more channels.
OK this was the official propaganda, lets see how it’s doing on a Skratchworx test. Continue reading to see the ratings right now, jump over to the Skratchworx for the whole story.
Finally Korg made something gorundbreaking: this new family of devices called Nano is a big help for the laptop musicians. All three USB devices are ultra-lightweight, slim, and easy to transport even inside your laptop bag. Find out more about these cuties over at noizone.com
