
By mr_debauch
Thu Feb 28, 2013 6:40 am
A kp3 has been on the list for a while now.. always been a fan of the kp2 which I have.. but I haven't gotten around to grabbing the 3 yet. Someday I will..
now, sorry if it's a late pass.. but korg released a plus version of the kp3 and the kaossilator pro? WTF did they add that couldn't have been done with an update? 150 effects instead of 128? (maybe different effects replacing some of the old ones.. but it looks like they added a scratch vinyl one and some ducking/sidechaining type bpm effect.. ) I think longer sample time maybe but im not sure... ?
Im not sure that I find this cool.. maybe they could have simply updated the regular kp3? Or is there something different hardware wise?
as for the kaossilator pro +.. I dont care about that at all really.
I think they should have made a kp4 instead with more effects.. more samples loaded (more slots).. the ability to run several effects at once like the kp quad.. midi through with the in and out.. phono preamp like the kp2, bigger xy touch surface with 0.5 intervals instead of 1.0 intervals... every knob being a 360 rotary encoder controllable via midi (including the wet/dry) and each of the 4 effects having it's own dedicated knob... that would be a power house kaoss pad IMO.. but making what at first glance looks to be a software update and counting it as an entirely new machine seems like total BS IMO if there is no hardware changes.
now, sorry if it's a late pass.. but korg released a plus version of the kp3 and the kaossilator pro? WTF did they add that couldn't have been done with an update? 150 effects instead of 128? (maybe different effects replacing some of the old ones.. but it looks like they added a scratch vinyl one and some ducking/sidechaining type bpm effect.. ) I think longer sample time maybe but im not sure... ?
Im not sure that I find this cool.. maybe they could have simply updated the regular kp3? Or is there something different hardware wise?
as for the kaossilator pro +.. I dont care about that at all really.
I think they should have made a kp4 instead with more effects.. more samples loaded (more slots).. the ability to run several effects at once like the kp quad.. midi through with the in and out.. phono preamp like the kp2, bigger xy touch surface with 0.5 intervals instead of 1.0 intervals... every knob being a 360 rotary encoder controllable via midi (including the wet/dry) and each of the 4 effects having it's own dedicated knob... that would be a power house kaoss pad IMO.. but making what at first glance looks to be a software update and counting it as an entirely new machine seems like total BS IMO if there is no hardware changes.
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