im selling my triton studio and with the cash i want to buy a micro korg and maybe a roland juno-d
i have tried to get a decent review on the net about the juno d but couldnt find one.
can anyone fill me in on if they are any good do they have some good sounds and scope for manipulation.
thanks in advance guys
what to buy
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- KVRer
- 18 posts since 19 Mar, 2004
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- KVRist
- 367 posts since 29 Dec, 2004 from east coast, usa
Might I ask why you have decided to go in this direction? The Juno D is quite a step down from a Triton. I'd suggest adding the MOSS board to your Triton if you need VA type sounds that the Micro Korg does. (And MOSS does a whole lot more actually.)
Also.....do you want those tiny keys on the Micro?
Also.....do you want those tiny keys on the Micro?
I've heard of Music Concrete...is there Music Asphalt?
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 18 posts since 19 Mar, 2004
i really have not embraced my triton i just want rid of the damn thing. the direction im going in is mainly soft synth
i can understand where your comming from the trion is a great machine i just dont have the patients to learn how to get the best from it, so its better of with someone who does.
to be honest this may offend some but i never use any of the sounds from my triton its just being used as a controller keyboard.
i can understand where your comming from the trion is a great machine i just dont have the patients to learn how to get the best from it, so its better of with someone who does.
to be honest this may offend some but i never use any of the sounds from my triton its just being used as a controller keyboard.
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- KVRist
- 367 posts since 29 Dec, 2004 from east coast, usa
Hey that's cool.....but I've had my Triton for almost 5 years now, and do a lot of programming with it. (I've been playing and programming hardware synths for 20 years.) But I'm still learning new things. I added MOSS to my Triton last Fall and was amazed! Lots more to learn and program.to be honest this may offend some but i never use any of the sounds from my triton its just being used as a controller keyboard.
I enjoy playing live. I've gotten into softsynths, but don't like the image of a laptop on stage. Not with our band anyway.
You should get a decent price for your Studio. Don't let it go for too cheap....
I've heard of Music Concrete...is there Music Asphalt?
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- KVRAF
- 2139 posts since 15 Jul, 2003 from ex-NJ, PA
In March's issue of Keyboard (US), it is reviewed. Perhaps there something on their site?tombangelta wrote: i have tried to get a decent review on the net about the juno d but couldnt find one.