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DIGITAL SCREAMS
29.12.2003, 05:39 PM
Ill upload pics soon......this now completes my studio.

ITs really fooking awesome......great sounds etc etc. It came with 96meg sampling ram, 5gig HD and CD/RW rom. I also got a very good quality mic and expression pedal. Im off to buy some expansion boards tomorrow......

At long last I'll now be able to make some proper tracks....

I paid ?1850.........worth every penny

DS

Juho L
29.12.2003, 06:03 PM
Poor DS. If you just would have waited for a moth or two, you would have probably got it much cheaper.

Tomer=Trance
29.12.2003, 06:03 PM
expensive...
hows your trance productions been going on?

Juho L
29.12.2003, 06:17 PM
expensive...

Well it has a full lenght hammer-action keyboard.

I don't like piano keyboards. Feels strange if you haven't used to play piano. And for example playing other than piano sounds on that keyboard feels strange. I usually get that "something is wrong" sting on my brain when trying to play for example hammonds on hammer-action keyboard.

DIGITAL SCREAMS
29.12.2003, 08:40 PM
Poor DS. If you just would have waited for a moth or two, you would have probably got it much cheaper.

Any particular reason why?

DS

Juho L
29.12.2003, 08:47 PM
Any particular reason why?

When the new Korg workstation is released the basic Triton prices will drop a bit. Not much but some anyway.

By the way why you got a hammer-action keyboard? I didn't knew you played keyboards.

DIGITAL SCREAMS
30.12.2003, 05:13 PM
I have the Version 2 Triton Studio 88. I guess there wil be at least a version 3 before they bring out a new flagship. IM not really too bothered about keeping up with the best...cos I've got the best LMAO

The piano action of the Triton helps me b'cos im taking piano lessons lol :oops:

To keep this all in perspective......im 24, I dont own a car, I dont own a stupid mobile phone and I live modestly. All my money goes into music stuff and high-end hifi. Im still at university....and I limit myself to going out once per month if that >>>> I prefer to stay in with a few m8's and some beers and make some tunes. Is there anything wrong with that?

*The Triton studio has enabled me to sell off alot of shit. I no longer need dedicated drum machines, outboard effects etc etc. Ive got all I need....Virus KC, Triton Studio + use of a Pro-One and a Mono/Poly.

I think its a worthwile investment......especially when u consider I'll probably get atleast 8-10 yrs out of it.

DS

Juho L
30.12.2003, 05:34 PM
I have the Version 2 Triton Studio 88. I guess there wil be at least a version 3 before they bring out a new flagship.

Motif ES and Fantom-S have already ran over Triton so if Korg plans to stay as one of the leading workstation manufacturers it really needs a new flagship as fast as possible. And isn't the release of the new flagship already unoffically announced?

IM not really too bothered about keeping up with the best...cos I've got the best LMAO

Big words from a man with ancient triton. Hoho.

The piano action of the Triton helps me b'cos im taking piano lessons lol

Ok! How long have you've been taking the lessons?

Is there anything wrong with that?

No. I live that except that mobile phone part.

DIGITAL SCREAMS
30.12.2003, 06:53 PM
I totally disagree. I looked very closely at the Fantom s88 and was not impressed. The Motif ES is great...but its user interface is not so great. The Triton Studio 88 IS the best workstation currently available.....this is totally subjective statement :roll:

Ive just started piano lesons......im not doing bollocky grades...im gettign practical help.

DS

DIGITAL SCREAMS
30.12.2003, 07:01 PM
expensive...
hows your trance productions been going on?

Going well thx......

Im still probably 3-4yrs away from commercially releasing something though. Im now working with someone who is very good.

DS

Juho L
30.12.2003, 07:02 PM
I totally disagree. I looked very closely at the Fantom s88 and was not impressed.

Well at least Fantom has the best piano on the workstation area.

Triton ROM is outdated and sounds, well... crap. But this is of course a matter of taste. Triton is better suitable for synth sounds than "real" sounds.

The Motif ES is great...but its user interface is not so great.

Yamahas do have quite cryptic user interface but they're pretty easy to use when you get used to the Yamaha logic.

The Triton Studio 88 IS the best workstation currently available.....this is totally subjective statement

Hoho.

Ive just started piano lesons......im not doing bollocky grades...im gettign practical help.

Ok.

DIGITAL SCREAMS
30.12.2003, 08:42 PM
I think the Yamaha has slightly better piano....then Trition, then fantom.

Piano is not the most important sound for me.......

DS

Juho L
30.12.2003, 08:50 PM
I think the Yamaha has slightly better piano....then Trition, then fantom.

Hmm... Motif ES might have pretty good piano but the basic Motif piano was terrible. I cried bloody tears when I tried my friend's Motif. It was even worse piano than on mid-90's synths.

Fantom has excellent piano! Especially that S88 which has the acoustic resonance modelling from Roland digital pianos.

Piano is not the most important sound for me.......

Yes. Probably not. Maybe Triton will fit your needs better due the more synthetic oriented sounds.

DIGITAL SCREAMS
30.12.2003, 10:36 PM
I agree......

My news years resolution is to agree with everything you say Juho hehehe

BTW I enjoyed some of your patches from your soundset :P

DS

Juho L
31.12.2003, 09:53 AM
BTW I enjoyed some of your patches from your soundset

What do you mean "some"? You didn't like "all" of them?!