Does this Korg TM50 do triplets? Is there any difference other than the color between this model and the Kort TM50 bk?
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Yes, the 50 does every subdivision that Korg MA-20 does; quarter, eighths, triplets, 16ths and dot/cut. I particularly like the ability to set tempo increments by either programmed progressively wider increments or by 1BPM.
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My daughter said yes, it does triplets. I don't know if there is any difference on your other question. sorry.
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The Korg TM50 will do duplets, triplets and quadruplets. You will need to read the instruction booklet to understand how it is done. The only difference is the color. The BK stands for black and PW is for the white one.
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Just set it to 3 beats, then it goes TICK tock tock TICK tock tock etc. but it won't do 1, 2, TICKtocktock, 4. Black and white are the same. Except for the color.
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It doesn't have a setting for triplets, but you can actually change the meter so that the downbeat is notably stronger. (For example, if the meter were 3/4, you could set it so that the strong beat would be every 3 beats. You can set it so that there is not distinction of a downbeat, or every second, third, fourth, fifth or sixth.) The only distinction for the Kort TM50 bk and the original is just the color difference of white and black - everything else is the same.
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From my experience and what I can tell, the keys are standard size. I used to own a Korg Tritan back in the day, and from a key size perspective, the keys appear to be the same size.
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Yes. THis has two sets of reverb and a footswitch with a jack on the end deactivates one and a seocond press deactivates the other. I have the one that requires two taps to activate and two to deactivate. The footswitch I got has to have a stereo jack on the end to work but the other type of footpedal doesnt.Its a bit complicated and I cannot remeber the name of the twp pedals. However after new years eve I am selling my 16805 as gae as overtaken me. Its 13 moth old and in mint condition. Its going on ebay for £250 with the gig case.
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Eric, Thanks for a well thought out review. It's nice to hear from someone with playing experience who has lived with one of these keyboards over time.I have to ask, what did you think of the Korg? How did it compare with the other two?
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Hello SB, I believe that you are right. My red one is longer than the black one, but I did not notice any difference between the 2 when it came to resonance or sound quality.
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The keys are obviously smaller than a regular keyboard. I have medium sized hands, and they work very well for me. If you have very large hands, the keys might be too small for you. Otherwise, they keys have a nice fill to them. And they're larger and much more substantial than the M-Audio 32 key mini, which I also happen to have. I've been really well pleased with the Korg.
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Great product for the money..but it does have limitations at that price point..I have not experienced that issue..I have downloaded a free app on my android called gStrings that is a great tool for piano tuning (I use both the Korg and the app to get a good tuning and reference)Something may be wrong with your particular ot-120
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all the drums are double trigger, head and rim. I hate hitting the rim by accident and triggering a chime, etc... so I bought splitters that split the stereo input into two mono inputs, and ended up nearly doubling the set. it was awesome until the tornado hit. I miss that set.
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Yes all keys work & I'm not home right now to test it yet I do believe they can be played simultaneously. It legitimately sounds like a real piano/keyboard.
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I have four ts outputs from two keyboard (ts) outputs going into my mixer (and an XLR mike), so I think it should work for you. You might not be able to balance the three instruments as independently as you may want, possibly, since the mixer inputs are paired (1 with 2 and 3 with 4), but you can use the pan knob to tweak the balance that way. I've got stereo pairs going in so it works well for what I do. And the sound quality is very very good for the price.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeqDAjB9pGKThe first guy in the video [me] is the one using the MXL 770. The sound editing is weird on my part, the dB were adjusted to fit with the track used (which was different from what I recorded with)
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The general consensus around various forums seems to be that the the Korg's pads are much more sensitive than the Akai's. I recenty purchased the PK and have no complaints; the pad sensitivity is indeed spot on.
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Sorry I never responded... You can do 4 mono or 2 stereo. A lot of this varies on your software. I didn't like the ProTools Express software and grabbed Music Creator 6 Touch and that only allows 2 inputs max (doesn't matter what hardware you have) so I upgraded to Sonar X3 and yes I can do 4 tracks with that.
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I am guessing, but there are two models and I know the model with the four sounds and no music has the shorter cycle only. If that is your case, you don't need to worry about the 45 minute cycle! If you still need help, I will try to find out for you!
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yes it does! The Korg's sound potential is directly linked to your willingness to learn how to use the instrument properly. It can do pretty much anything you just have to know how.
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I have not listened the K702, K712 and Q701, but with a lot of feed back from Chinese headphone forum, the result should like : K702>K712=K612>Q701, for your reference.
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I have this keyboard and use a Roland CM-30 Cube Monitor with it. The Cube monitor works extremely well and has a very clean and unfiltered sound (which was important for me since I play mostly classical piano). It's also great since it's actually a mini PA with 3 inputs and a preamp for use with mics and other instruments.