Korg tritron and sampling with it

i was thinkin about gettin a tritron and i know that its a keyboard sample but is it a good one?

if theres any useres out there i was wondering:
(1) When you sample does it stretch the sample across all the keys or can you assign an diff sample to each key
(2) does it come with enough memory to have a decent amount of samples loaded at the same time
(3) would it be easy to sequence usint the tritrons sequencer or to just record into the mpc 1000 and sequence there?

All of the above.

1. It can do both

2.16mb's standard(64 max with real cheap memory.)

3. Just a matter of preference, both have advantages.

I just started using the Triton's ampler and its really easy....I think it sounds good

thanks..looks like i might hae to see if i can get one

just wondring what spcific models do you guys have?
i was lookin and i saw like 6 diff models

sorry

my bad on the double post

There are 4 different models, all available in 61,76 and 88 key.

1. Triton Le

2. Triton Classic

3. Triton Studio

4. Triton Extreme

You can check out the differences here:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=home/search/d=tp?q=korg+triton

It's a full blown sampler with a lot of useful features.
It just lacks character to the sound, but does allow you to create some original patches.

the best one to get is the

triton extreme......it had a price drop so its way worth it.

i got the triton studio.

the extreme has all the expansion boards yoou can get for the triton studio......very nice!

that alone is worth like 1000 if i where to expand my studio.

only thing it misses from the studio is a hard drive, and internal cd drive....but ive read you can use an external one via usb.

I'm selling my triton classic for $1000 (negotiable). perfect condition, 64mb RAM, no scratches on chassis, just downloaded the latest OS so I have to install that soon.