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Old 13.01.2005, 12:48 AM
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Default Powerspecs from Korg:
- VA synth (84 voices)
- CX-3 tonewheel organ with drawbar control (172 voices)
- 616 mb PCM (172 voices)1664 patches plus 1792 user
- 500 mb Sampler
- 16 Track Audio Recording with 40 gig hd
- Karma
- additional 511 mb Piano plus 2x 310 mb drums
- Expansion Instruments
- Sequencer
- Huge Touchview display
- massive modulation
- Oasys synth and wave sequences ala wavestation at another level.
- Organ, pcm and va can be combined in seceral ways
pluss lots and lots and lotssssss more

......ehhh if i only could afford it... It comes in two shapes: 88 weighted hammer action and 76 key synth action

Read more about it at sound on sounds forum:

http://www.soundonsound.com/forum/sh...&fpart=1#69229

This info came from Korgs own site, they've since taken it offline
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Old 13.01.2005, 12:56 AM
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Welcome Oasys

Who could afford this Korg? 8O $7000.00, God Bless.
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Old 13.01.2005, 04:04 AM
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What is the VA part of it like/structured?
That would be the only thing of interest to true synthesis fans.
PCM - Blah!
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Old 13.01.2005, 08:18 AM
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We welcome spammers now?
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Old 13.01.2005, 08:59 AM
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Nice specs for those who can afford it. But not for me.......

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Smells like a Hartmann.
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Old 13.01.2005, 11:39 AM
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Smells like a Hartmann.
smells like our new member oasys maybe someone from the korg marketing department

ben i wouldnt call this spam as there has already been considerable discussion on this form related to the new korg release.... and I am sure there are many members here that are very interested in this information. I'm sure you would agree with this.

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Old 13.01.2005, 01:20 PM
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If this OASYS is true and the price tag is 4000 euros or less, I'm going to get one for sure!
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Old 13.01.2005, 01:26 PM
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yep im beginning to see why access rushed their release...

this new korg product truly is an 'innovation'.... if ti does what these initial specs say it is capable of...

starting to wonder if i shouldve waited to place a deposit on the TI
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Old 13.01.2005, 01:28 PM
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Nice, but...
Still TI seems to be the new standard. Unless KORG launches some "something TI" , I will still prefer Access solution.
Say a Korg Legacy TI, within some 61 key version of the Korg Microcontrol would be a VIRUS killer.
Right now, the only other company that I forecast going in this TI direction is Novation (depending on their new management...)
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