Kronos X 73 has the same 9-engine synthesizer architecture the original Kronos is based on. The structure includes realistic piano, richly expressive electric piano, tonewheel organ, digital synthesis, and powerful analog/physical modeling. The 73-note...
The lightweight instrument comprises high quality sounds using as much PCM memory as needed to seem nearly perfect, offers Sound Selector function, while Favorites function allows for registering up to 64 selected sounds. There’s an EDS-i sound engine...
Triton Rack offers the similar specs the original Triton has including sampling functionality, intuitive operation, and expandability. The rack version features 60 voices (up to 66 with MOSS), HI synthesis system tone generation, 48 kHz sampling...
Ketron MS60, like many other synthesizers, has a 64-note polyphony and 61 weighted keys with aftertouch. On the left part of the keyboard there are pitch/mod wheels. At the top of the instrument you can find quite an extensive control set, including a...
Krome 61 offers groundbreaking grand pianos delivering the Kronos-derived German D Grand and featuring damper resonance together with unlooped stereo samples. German D occupies more memory capacity than any workstation would allocate to it which makes...
