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Anyone selling cheap but good quality korg triton/TR keyboard?
I'm Korg Triton looking cheap but good quality korg triton/TR keyboard? Preferably in the Philippines because i'm a Filipino (Cebuano).
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That’s easy, the Yamaha Motif is the most popular. Played by Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel and I have 1 myself it sounds great.
I’d get the Triton myself. In fact, I’ve been thinking about it. I like the USB expandability for peripherals (e.g. storage), and Korg continues to include a basic step function in their sequencer, and that’s always been the easiest way for me to lay down basic tracks.
you might be able to get them at guitar center. or direct from the korg company as for anything else beyond that i have no idea
If your saving for a Triton, you must be an accomplished musician. Start playing concerts and places to earn some money. I have a part time gig during Christmas where I play for 4 hours and earn $200.00 at a department store.
I can’t be certain, but it sounds like a wire short. It’s definitely an electrical problem. Take it to a music store that repairs keyboards, it could be a really easy fix… but don’t take it to one of those big stores like Guitar Center or Sam Ash because they will just try to take your money.
I used to have the Korg Triton PROx 88. I suspect that your problem may be with the sustain pedal- Is there a small switch somewhere on the pedal? One of my sustain pedals has an annoying switch that manages to turn itself off now and again. Perhaps yours is stuck in the “off” position?You might also double check that you have plugged your sustain pedal into the wrong 1/4 inch jack in the back. I remember that my Triton had all kinds of ins and outs back there. Try plugging it into another jack to see if it works.If this dosent work, let me know, before you choose the best answer.
You’ll only be able to find the Triton Classic second hand. The Triton, in any version, has been discontinued and succeeded by the M3. I bought mine on ebay for only $800 a few years ago before the M3 came out. Now, I’ve been finding the Triton Classic for as little as $500 with the LE and rack versions going for even cheaper than that.
The easiest fix is to quantize the notes. There should be a quantize option that will fit everything into a specific time slot that you specify. I always quantize to the 1/16th note. Problem with quantize, is it makes everything “in time” but sometimes it’s not exactly where you want it. The most accurace fix, is to just set a loop over the area you messed up on, and do it until you get it right.
yes, manualfox found it already (if I remember right). Ask them.
Contact my buddy Sharif of http://www.Greenapplecomputers.com which will be a new consumer electronics site going up. His number is 205.267.2781. He can get you a brand new one for a good rice or find you a used or refurb at a great price. Go for it!
KORG Triton Extreme was produced a few years ago the last unit under Triton rolled off the assembly line in 2007 and was replaced by the M3 KORG……Roland never released any synth with “Triton” under it’s namePerhaps you may have transposed the name somewhere……in any event you can find KORG Triton series keyboards in the used forums or Ebay for sale. The Triton series was a very good synth and stood up to it’s competitors in some ways.
You need a MIDI adaptor. If the sound card has a MIDI socket on it, you can get a relatively cheap MIDI adaptor to run off that, which will give you the 5 pin DIN sockets to plug into the KORG MIDI IN/OUT sockets.Otherwise you can get a USB MIDI adaptor for around £40 – £50, or maybe less from EBAY.
First, both are very capable synths. Spec wise the Triton Extreme wins by quite a bit. The specs also reflect on the price (the Extreme is more expensive).One of the problems with the Extreme is that Korg doesn’t manufacture it anymore, so you will have to get it from eBay (maybe cheaper) Which one has better piano and lead sounds? I’m sure these come with great presets, if the specific sounds aren’t integrated then google comes to the rescue and you will be able to find them easily. If you can’t find the specific sounds then you might have to program them and the Extreme wins here for sure.TR61$700 – Ebay – http://bit.ly/bkBhzo$900 – Amazon – http://bit.ly/aurItkExtreme$1,145 on Amazon 88 keys – http://bit.ly/aZJgmS$1,000 – $1150 on eBay – http://bit.ly/bG199L
You need to plug in the keyboard with an adapter. On a desktop system, you would usually buy a sound card.On a laptop you can use the USB port and midi adapter like this: http://www.music123.com/Midiman-USB-1×1-MIDI-Interface-i30565.musicIt’s frustrating not to be able to plug it in directly, but that’s the way midi works.
You may want to kill me (the messenger) before reading any further. Cause seems I’m bringing the bad news – your workstation has passed away. Or in coma, in better possible case.There are 2 possibilities of me being mistaken. Check the power unit – maybe this is what’s gone, but the chips, i.e. the workstation “brain”, are intact. Also this may be a fuse failure, but I don’t think it’ll give ya such symptoms…If problem remains – *sigh* – bring it to a repair shop.UPDATING QUESTION!!!!Do you have the model with that funky violet radio-lamp? If yes – does it look like working? I mean is it lit, at least? If no – consider changing it. If no lamp at all – disregard this update.
The Triton can definitely still compete. It’s still my main workhorse. But if you’re looking for something fresh and new, Korg retired the Triton series and replaced it with the M3. It has lots of great features, but still allows you to work with the familiar format first introduced on the Triton. Definitely well worth the money.