New Elektron announcement November 23rd.

Looks like there will be a nice selection of new drum machines from this NAMM.

Especially if Korg do something larger, such as a line of analogue Electribes.

the more the merrier!!!

u know that shits gonna cost a grip!

SimonInAustralia wrote:Looks like there will be a nice selection of new drum machines from this NAMM.

Especially if Korg do something larger, such as a line of analogue Electribes.

If Korg come out of nowhere with something like that, I'd be surprised. They gotta be making more money from workstations. But they really could make a shitload of money with an analog Electribe. I'd buy it in a second.

inflict3 wrote:u know that shits gonna cost a grip!

Yeah I was thinking that. It's probably gonna cost as much as a DSI Tempest.

dazastah wrote::shock: the more the merrier!!!

It's good to see a larger than usual variety of drum machines lately. 2014 is definitely the year of the drum machine as far as I'm concerned.

distortedtekno wrote:

SimonInAustralia wrote:Looks like there will be a nice selection of new drum machines from this NAMM.

Especially if Korg do something larger, such as a line of analogue Electribes.

If Korg come out of nowhere with something like that, I'd be surprised. They gotta be making more money from workstations. But they really could make a shitload of money with an analog Electribe. I'd buy it in a second.

They are MIA from the NAMM hypefest so far.

An analogue Electribe wouldn't be totally out of nowhere, after the Volca's and other real analogues to date.

SimonInAustralia wrote:

distortedtekno wrote:

SimonInAustralia wrote:Looks like there will be a nice selection of new drum machines from this NAMM.

Especially if Korg do something larger, such as a line of analogue Electribes.

If Korg come out of nowhere with something like that, I'd be surprised. They gotta be making more money from workstations. But they really could make a shitload of money with an analog Electribe. I'd buy it in a second.

They are MIA from the NAMM hypefest so far.

An analogue Electribe wouldn't be totally out of nowhere, after the Volca's and other real analogues to date.

Nothing from Korg? Hopefully the analog Electribe is still a possibility either way.

distortedtekno wrote:

SimonInAustralia wrote:Especially if Korg do something larger, such as a line of analogue Electribes.

If Korg come out of nowhere with something like that, I'd be surprised. They gotta be making more money from workstations. But they really could make a shitload of money with an analog Electribe. I'd buy it in a second.

This is all I have seen from KorgUSA about NAMM, from their Facebook page...

We've got a whole lot of exciting NAMM announcements coming this week!

So, they have stuff, and the Electribes were removed from their website earlier this week.

nope, they are still up there http://www.korg.com go to products and edm tools..bam..right there are your fav lil electribes

Oh well, there goes that theory.

Hope they upsize their analogue, whatever the new stuff is.

inflict3 wrote:nope, they are still up there http://www.korg.com go to products and edm tools..bam..right there are your fav lil electribes

Not any more, they is gone.

I want to see them do a new range of analogue Electribes, based on SMT 808/909/303/101 circuit recreations.

Grant wrote:

How much does this cost? Looks expensive, I bet you can make some sweet EDM on that thing! Starting to have second thoughts about getting the MPC lol