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Korg KROSS Offers Workstation Keyboard Power

I think we are past the point where DJ on devices that aren’t akin to a turntable or CD player is a shocker.  It is in fact very common to see even a turntablist make use of a small MIDI controller such as the Novation Dicers or something to that effect.  Many times, the rig will consist only of plastic parts, and by that I mean MIDI controllers without a true mixer or decks.  Again, there is nothing wrong with this either.  In this case the advantages are many – MIDI controllers are easy to pack, and easy to carry.  At the very worst they can break given a tough fall, but that damage is still considered cost effective when compared to dropping a mixer or thirty pound turntable. There is one area that is still open to discussion, and that is the electric keyboard or piano.  Can MIDI controllers rightfully replace the real deal on stage?  Given that a full size piano is a full size piano no matter what it is made of, does it make sense to emulate it or actually use a standalone piano?  Korg is making a compelling case for the latter, by producing the Kross series at a lower price than we are used to. http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2013/04/10/korg-kross-offers-workstation-keyboard-power-starting-at-700/

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Is the Korg M50 Worth Buying?

In this economy, it goes without saying that you need all the help you can get. While it is impossible to not buy things you need or items that are necessary for a hobby of yours, like a music workstation, it is possible to at least find an item that offers value for money. The Korg M50 is one of those workstations that are being advertised as cost effective and affordable. But a lot of people are still wondering if this latest product from Korg is worth spending hard earned cash on? Here is the low down on whether or not you should buy this workstation from Korg. Well, first and foremost you should know that the M50 comes in two different models: a synth-action 61-key model and the M50-88. The M50-88 has the popular patented RH3 (Real Weighted Hammer Action 3) while the 61 key M50 offers semi weighted Natural Touch keyboard technology. There is just one pair of audio outputs which helps to keep the price down. There is an SD card slot present though, which can be used for USB connectivity and external storage (up to 2GB of storage is supported). Overall, the M50 gives you similar features to those in the popular M3 model and offers cultured tones and amazing sound quality. The price range, of course, is the most fundamental feature of this workstation and the Korg M50 is definitely the best offering at such a low price. It is a versatile synthesizer design that combines simplicity with power. There are a total of a hundred and seventy different high-quality algorithms and the effects provision is incredibly advanced. The touch-screen feature also lends adaptability to this design. In conclusion, the M50 may not be the best Korg workstation but it is surely more than enough for someone who needs a music workstation at an affordable cost.