MATRIXSYNTH: Korg Announces New Electribe MUSIC PRODUCTION STATION


Wednesday, September 03, 2014

Korg Announces New Electribe MUSIC PRODUCTION STATION


Published on Sep 3, 2014 KORGINC

"Korg Announces the Next Generation of the Electribe Music Production Station

MELVILLE, NEW YORK, September 4th, 2014 --- Empowering musicians to compose in a creative and influential way, the new Electribe has evolved to include such features as polyphonic synth playback, sixteen freely-assignable parts, and compatibility with Ableton Live. Featuring sixteen back- lit Trigger pads and an intuitive X/Y Touch pad, the new Electribe is easy enough for a beginner to understand, yet sophisticated enough to satisfy even the most experienced performers. Due to its sleek, compact design and battery power (optional AC adapter available), users can easily compose and play any style of electronic music, no matter where they are. In addition to making some of the world’s most popular synthesizers, Korg has a long history of captivating electronic dance musicians. From the revolutionary KAOSS line, to the Legacy virtual instruments, to the original Electribe Music Production Stations, Korg has given producers the tools they need to make music that inspires.

The new Electribe’s synthesis includes 409 waveforms, covering analog modeling and sample playback. The advanced analog modeling is distilled from the KingKORG synthesizer, and includes filters that model those of classic analog synthesizers. The synth engine is capable of unison, sync, ring modulation, cross modulation, and much more. The PCM portion provides numerous rhythmic samples, but also includes some multi-samples for keyboard input. Collaborations with Sample Magic, Loopmasters, and Prime Loops are also included in the Electribe.

The Electribe’s evolved step sequencer allows the player to create patterns while receiving visual feedback and instantly hearing the set changes. The pads can function as a chromatic keyboard for real-time input, or as a traditional step sequencer. The “Motion Sequence” function records knob and button operations, and plays them back to create smooth or stepped modulation and other effects. The X/Y Touch pad has several functions, such as a Kaossilator-style “Touch Scale,” which plays a scale when the player slides a finger across the pad. It can also control effects and modulation sources. Effects such as compression and overdrive are provided for each part, allowing each of the sixteen available parts to have their own sonic signature. Groove templates can also be specified for each part. Live performance is more intuitive than ever, due to the “Pattern Set” function which allows the player to instantly switch patterns by pressing the Trigger pads.

Based on a partnership with Ableton, the new Electribe features the ability to export Ableton Live clips, enabling a direct link between Electribe production and one of the world’s most popular DAWs. In addition to MIDI IN/OUT, Sync IN/OUT jacks are provided, allowing synchronized performances with the Volca series, Monotribe, or MS-20 Mini. This newest edition to the Korg family will certainly impress even the most profound musicians."

Specifications:
Maximum Polyphony 24 voices*1 (Pseudo-polyphonic*2)

Number of parts 16

Sampling Frequency 48.0 kHz

Number of Oscillator Types 409

Number of Filter types 16

Number of Modulation types 72

Memory Capacity 250 patterns

Insert effects 38 types

Master effects 32 types

Sequencer
Up to 64 steps for each part
Up to 24 modulation sequences for each pattern
Last Step can be varied for each part

Trigger Pads 16 (Velocity sensitive is supported)

Connectors

Audio
L/Mono Output (Standard Phone jack)
R Output (Standard Phone jack)
Headphones (Stereo mini jack)
Line Input (Stereo mini jack)

MIDI
In, Out (Use an included MIDI adapter cable)

USB
Type micro B

Sync In, Out (Stereo mini jack)

External storage device SD Card (More than 1GB), SDHC Card (Up to 32GB)

Power Supply
AC Adaptor or AA battery x 6
(Alkaline battery or Nickel metal hydride battery)
Battery Life: Approximately 5 hours
(POWER SAVING: ON, with Nickel-Metal Hydride battery)
Current Consumption is less than 500 mA

Chassis Zinc die cast

Dimensions
(W x D x H)
339 mm x 189 mm x 45 mm / 13.35” x 7.44” x 1.77”

Weight
1.6 kg / 3.53 lbs

Operating temperature
0- +40℃ (non-condensing)

Accessories
AC Adaptor (KA-350) , MIDI adapter cable x 2, Ableton Live 9 Lite (License card included)
*1: The polyphony of the entire pattern varies depending on the Oscillator, Filter, and Insert Fx type.
*2: Independent parameters for each voice have been simplified; four voices share the parameters of one conventional voice.

*All product, company, and standard names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
*Appearance and specifications of products are subject to change without notice."

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