MATRIXSYNTH: Korg MicroX and Case


Tuesday, September 26, 2006

Korg MicroX and Case

flickr by JSRockit.

Cool case.
Posted by matrix at 9/26/2006 10:14:00 AM
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10 comments:

  1. Anonymous9/26/06, 1:07 PM

    I know, it doesn't really matter what color the case is as long as it does its job. but seriously... ORANGE?

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  2. synthbaron9/26/06, 2:45 PM

    Looks like it will fit in with pawn shop decor quite nicely.

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  3. Doktor Future9/26/06, 2:50 PM

    you actually have a problem with an orange case?

    like, really?

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  4. synthbaron9/26/06, 3:45 PM

    I prefer purple.

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  5. Anonymous9/26/06, 4:15 PM

    Just in time for Halloween! But seriously, I wish Korg had made cases like these for their Electribes. I love how it has compartments for the AC adaptor, wires, etc.

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  6. Anonymous9/26/06, 11:21 PM

    It looks like they hired the same supplier that made the case to my cordless drill.

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  7. Anonymous9/27/06, 1:00 AM

    i like the orange, but i dont like that it makes a 2 octave keyboard take up as much horizontal room as a 4 octave

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  8. the world of next tuesday9/27/06, 2:05 AM

    Roland/Edirol seems like the only company to realize that 2.5 octaves actually lets you play normal left hand fingering. But I guess the left hand is now used to try to tweak life into typically dull monophonic sounds over typically monotonous grooves.

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  9. Awakened Yeti9/27/06, 6:23 AM

    you sound typically bitter about it too

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  10. Anonymous9/27/06, 6:45 AM

    For all its worth, my Ideal short synth keyboard layout is 3 octaves C to C, as in the Moog Source and Novation SL-37.

    In a perfect world, synths and samplers wouldn't be evaluated for their ability to imitate acoustic pianos (both in sound and UI).

    Back in the 80s, I used to attend in-stores and clinics where reps from Roland,Korg, Ensoniq etc. would come peddle their latest wares, and the Q&As always started with the same question: "Can we hear the piano sound?"

    Nothing ever seems to change.

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