Korg Triton Synthesizers

 

 

The Korg Synthesizer is a staple for most Synth musicians (despite not all consider it a synth) It's versatile and comes in an extreme version that is 120 voice polyphonic. It has 3 different key sets; 61, 76 and 88. This makes it work for whatever your taste requires.

It contains a 150MB waveform memory that pretty much allows you to be your own band, handing your own rhythm while you belt out a gritty solo. Of course the Korg Triton has an expansion slot for adding more sound samples but if you can spring for the extreme it contains almost the entire sample library already.

This beats the hassle of adding it yourself. If you can get your hands on one to try out I'm sure you'll agree, like so many others, that this is above average as far as features, quality, expansions and most of all, sound.

 

The Korg Triton has a unique feature called the “Russian Bullet”, it's a vacuum tube that has an LED light for effect in it. This tube can manage the master effect or just a simple insert if you like.

I love the way this synth can pull off the warm amped up sound which gives the music a bit more of an extreme effect to really pull you fans in. It really puts all the pieces you need together in one slick looking package, een comes with the expansion.

They no longer make these units in the Triton series and many believe it's because they got it right the first time, some even becoming collectible. So grab onto one and start getting your music out there. Plug its USB right into a burner or a hard drive and share your personal touch on music.