21 of the Greatest KORG TRITON Sounds

[@ShotecMusic]

Dated or Dope. For me it is 21x Dope!! I have this feeling that everything that digital synthesizers have to offer was already said during 80's and 90's. No new synth, hardware of software makes me think: WOW We've never heard this before!! ... I get it, more GB of samples, better FX... but in the end it is all about what you do with it and not about the specs. Anyway just my opinion. Amazing video!!!

[@jo_9805]

Totally agree. And many times modern hardware sound a lot worse than the old ones. Some examples: the Kurzweil k2600 is better than Forte, the Roland jd990 is better than integra 7. More possibilities does not mean creating a better sound. So, vintage synths forever :) digital and analog (other examples: prophet 5 is better than prophet 08, Model D is better than voyager). New doesn't mean most of the time: better :)

[@darrenhirst9900]

Its a classic keyboard that made more hits than the mafia.😂

[@ET2carbon]

Wavetable synthesis? Granular synthesis?

[@ShotecMusic]

None of which make me think: WOW We've never heard this before!! and by the way aren't both like from 80's? Isn't granular synthesis even older?

[@pnutbuttajellee1394]

True. More is not always better.

[@georgeursitti6549]

Bought one of the first ones made. Been tweaking the programs for 20 years. and very happy with the sounds. Still use it on gigs today...

[@MSM5500]

This Korg is just a New Age music factory. Very cool!

[@pepinillosazucarados6743]

WACHA TALKING'BOUT 😠

[@DJMDHertzel]

That's exactly perfect

[@Am71919]

I don't understand why people will spend thousands on a kronus when this thing is around

[@MSM5500]

@@Am71919 "spend thousands on a kronus" Cause as soon as people stat buy these fossils the price of them gets thousands too.

[@Am71919]

@@MSM5500 this board does the exact same things a kronus does for way less money was my point

[@jgh548]

The Triton always had its own sound. I nearly bought one in 2003 but got convinced to get the Motif ES instead, on the basis that it was far better at the bread and butter sounds. I always regretted it, because I found that while the Motif was a superb workhorse, it didn't have the character of the Korg. You never felt like you connected with it. The Triton was like entering a special world every time you played it.

[@DuJuanSylvester]

Same!

[@DuJuanSylvester]

Actually I traded out of a Triton to a Motif. I’m using that same motif as a co troller for Triton VST!

[@TheA90plyr]

I love the pads and strings second to none and the keybed is fantastic

[@HrafnNordhri]

I love the Triton Studio that I have.. never disappoints.

[@SpeedyNoriega]

Yes, the first studio i worked at had a Triton. I've had a a Motif XS since then but the bells and pads on the Triton are magical. Nothing to this date can recreate that feeling.

[@timfubar5439]

Can you really claim it's dated when people are still using (broadly) the same analogue sounds that have been used for 40+ years? It's what you do with it...

[@ThePrestoPrestissimo]

In 2024, a Song is -808 Trap Beat -909 BD -Some muffled Background weeboops

[@maticouribe1154]

Awesome sauce I just rejoined the Korg family!!!

[@AFiestOfFriends]

I got a Triton rack a couple years ago, it's a fantastic synth that just keeps surprising me. I made a list of my favorite patches too and we picked almost all the same ones! My no.1 is definitely God's Bathtub

[@anthonysmithjr.7388]

do you recommend the rack over the full keyboard?

[@thelantern9075]

Once you program this machine, it can sound as modern as you need it to.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

yeah, totally agree, it's the factory presets that are dated, not the synth

[@justincase.6317]

I agree too, the fact that you can do this much with it and the sounds plus the sampling, wow. I have a Triton Classic, still going strong since 2001.

[@aaronmann9442]

Yeah until the fucking menu button goes out and renders it USELESS!!! GOOD THINKING KORG!!!!

[@aaronmann9442]

@@WoodyPianoShack yeah but still good. Good music doesn't get dated.

[@aaronmann9442]

Oh wait.... I guess all I need to do to fix it is take the whole fucking 250 pound synth apart, separate the mother board behind some.other board and somehow not lose all the fucking components.. THANKS FOR MAKING THAT SO EASY. .. KORG!!!🤬😤

[@MaxChillin]

Give it ten years. This beast will eventually become coveted and immensely more expensive!

[@EG-dy2hz]

Years have past and this synth is still the best especially "Romance Layers" combination . Great video 👍

[@mr_floydst]

This sounds great now, it sounded great 20 years ago and it will still sound great 100 years from now. The patches are a matter of personal taste, of course, but the overall impression? Absolutely dope. :)

[@81rockstar1]

Owned PRO X, and currently own the 61 and & 76 Tritons. These are beasts and were ahead of it's time. Love them!!!

[@mikedelicus]

Can't be outdated. Some of these sounds I recognize in newer, celebrated albums beside contemporary granular synthesis, physical modelling, pure data texture sounds. I must get a Triton for sure, racks actually are cheap.

[@DNGMaestro]

You can get the VST now my friend

[@alanbyrd1940]

Totally agree. These sounds will never get old.

[@youngjesus4683]

@@DNGMaestro fuck that i want the actual triton baby!

[@mrfreezefuckschool]

@@youngjesus4683 same haha

[@eman0828]

Nothing can be dated when Bruno Mars brought the 90s R&B sound back with the 24K magic album. Even the 70s Disco sound is coming back. Beyonce Knowles new album has many 1970s Disco sounding backing tracks. Even E-MU sounds are still being used on that's records. I still own E-MU MO Phatt Proteus module, Yamaha MOTIF ES, Roland Fantom-XR, Roland Integra-7 as my legacy Rompler hardware collection of sounds you wouldn't find in today's soft synths.

[@nekow1785]

God’s Bathtub is the best pad I’ve heard in any synth ever. Korg really knows how to make good pads.

[@DJpiya1]

Back in the days, the Korg Triton was ma dream, I was kept wondering about that day and night in early 2000 😍😍🥰

[@RonMontagueSWRR]

Still got my Triton Studio and going strong.

[@WarrenPostma]

A key part of this thing's sound is the IFX/MFX chain. The Korg Triton basically has rack quality (quite powerful when compared to peers from the same late 90s design era) multi effects engines built in. The reverbs are nowhere near as good as what you can get in 2020, but they still have character aplenty, and the delay sounds, and modulation sounds are both powerful, and configurable. Part of making a good playable sound on a Triton is to map certain effects to change with key velocity or with the control knobs on the front (there are four user assignable knobs), or to the expression pedal, or the expression/mod wheel, or ribbon, or aftertouch. Turn all IFX/MFX off and these patches won't sound that good, usually. A huge amount of the fun is to build your own combis and to tweak the provided combis. Play one and don't want bells? Change that combi slot to something else. Different beat or kit? Change the drum arp or the drum kit. I personally found my Korg TR irritating when listening to it, if the Compressor or EQ effect brought the noise floor up, suddenly a patch would become super noisy. I preferred to alter all patches, sometimes removing the compression or EQ, and subsituting it for another effect, to avoid the "noise floor" issues. Of course my noise floors were also higher because I had the audio inputs on my Korg turned on and turned up to attach an FM synth to my Korg and use its built in effects with the external synth. I believe that the Triton also has a digital noise gate to help make these situations a little more tolerable, but a noise gate pedal outboard might also be a good thing to use with this era of boards. This thing is a hella-large multi effect pedal, really, as well as a synth.

[@TheRealDirtySkillz]

Korg Triton is unstoppable. Learn how to program. As a rompler it kicks ass. Touch screen programming is the shit. I've had mine for 18 years!!!

[@Kindaold-butnot]

I just bought a Triton pro X for 500 bucks Canadian. There is still life left in this unit. It really does have some nice sounds.

[@JMacQ77]

Oh man, I wanted one of those back when I was in college [couldn't afford to buy one, of course]. A couple of years earlier, my high school had an M1 in the concert hall. I was forbidden to touch it, because I was a peon violin player and not part of the vaunted marching band. So guess what: yeah, I gave that synth a test run one day after class, when nobody was there. [Don't tell anyone about that, or the Gestapo will break my door down and haul me off.]

[@wormsali]

U should get one now

[@spartan.falbion2761]

3:49 is inspired by the Akira soundtrack. All of these voices are in my synth, which I am in love with. Those who carry orange Korg boxes are rare as TVR owners.

[@razmatazz9310]

Or, more likely, directly inspired by gamelan music, which is what the Akira instruments you mentioned are used in.

[@Denvermorgan2000]

I had almost forgotten how beautiful these things sound.

[@hermeslord]

way back in 2007 I bought a TR61, spent the next two nights tripping over some of the new age combos which it shared with the bigger brother Triton

[@djdigital3806]

Krog is Dope period. Enjoying my M1 and Wavestation EX synthenzier 🎹.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

can't go wrong with that bundle!

[@liljons6753]

@@WoodyPianoShack karma or triton?

[@Am71919]

I have a Korg radias, that thing is the epitome of awesome

[@augustinenathan266]

Krog🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Am71919]

@@augustinenathan266 IKR

[@marcanglin7127]

The Mike Oldfield quote @1:56 is very much appreciated !!!

[@drindy5166]

This workstation is a beast and holds up to this day. The artist and concepts is what truly makes this instrument shine. Hard not to get lost soundscape designing and can be truly inspirational most times. I find for workflow and making the most of time it is imperative to have a good idea of what sound you're after before you go menu diving. Awesome video btw ✌😍👍

[@philippemeisburgerauteur]

To me, those sounds are wonderful. They remind me the glorious days where Deep forest and Enigma topped the charts... however they are dated, as such beautiful music isn't much made anymore... :-( But maybe will music history once again show it's cyclic pattern and make such great sounds come back one day...

[@StargateMax]

I have the Rack version, also the VST version of this. I love both! Awesome sounds! Not outdated IMHO.

[@karenyhernandez751]

massive sound, legendary pads. gonna run to the webpage and get the virtual plugin asap. thanks for the massive hype

[@tomblaze2]

Thanks for sharing - live the Triton from the 90s till today

[@tomblaze2]

Also just noticed looks like you have a Pharell style shirt on - fitting

[@WoodyPianoShack]

i had no idea about the shirt style, interesting!

[@Hyper5nic]

I think you should make these presets your own. These sounds aren't for mainstream 'trap-hop' or current pop but you can create soundtrack and lounge music with it. With these sounds I performed at local art class the day before christmas (last day before the holidays) and my fellow students loved it.

[@craigbroadfoot1851]

Mark de Muze The Triton does a lot more than lounge music - I used it in a synth pop / indie band back in the day and it worked brilliantly. In isolation, the sounds can seem on the thin side but they always cut through in a band situation.

[@Hyper5nic]

@@craigbroadfoot1851 That is why I mentioned to make the presets / sounds your own. Your answer is proof of concept. :-)

[@XavierRadix]

Dope, without a doubt! How can you not love these sounds :).

[@snuppssynthchannel]

I dont. Never liked the sound of the Triton personally, but its objectively speaking a good synthesizer!

[@ROBB_DEEP]

Your Triton is very clean to be 21yrs old! I love the Triton & I’ve seen many “dingy silver grey” ones lol 💪🏾

[@craigbroadfoot1851]

I think values of these will go up once people realise how awesome they still sound. They have a character that fits in well with almost any mix, plus the fully programmable arpeggios (quite rare nowadays) and rock solid build quality. They don’t make them like they used to!

[@papankunci]

One of the best feature of the Triton Classic is it use the Yamaha FS keybed keyboard action... so it really feel wonderful and nicely expressive.. miles beyond cheap midi controller.. the designers know, it could only sounds awesome if key actions is great... IMO the key actions is really the best, and it would make a fabulous MIDI controller..

[@WoodyPianoShack]

i've not been able to coax much in the way of aftertouch from it, which seems strange.

[@ShallRemainUnknown]

@@WoodyPianoShack Did you check/try adjusting aftertouch curve settings in Triton?

[@NiharSavala]

I totally agree, i have the triton studio & after playing that for years I cannot stand the keybed action of any of the current midi controllers. I tried the montage, i can’t believe how cheap the keybed felt. being a flagship I thought they would use a superior waterfall action, but no.

[@papankunci]

@@NiharSavala i'm afraid you're gonna stuck with the triton studio action preference my friend =) ... i played that keyboard and the keyboard action is as great as it can get... long after the sounds and features get outdated -- the keyboard action will still be second to none and worth to keep..

[@adammarquez5203]

this synthesizer is so beautiful the presets that is

[@deauvillevrienden]

I have the Triton rack and the TR rack (Trinity), these two are sounding better and warmer then my Krome EX

[@pianoplayeh]

Still have my Triton LE 88 from like 2002 and it’s falling apart but I can’t bear to part with it. Not a full-fledged Triton I know but it still has way more going on than I ever really scratched the surface of, a damn good keybed, and it was the first real professional keyboard I ever had and 13-year-old me saved up a looong time for it. I felt so vindicated when Korg released the Triton VST, “like, it’s crossed into vintage synth territory!” Who’s out there repairing and restoring these?

[@khouseraz]

Just picked up a Triton LE 88 needing some TLC for cheap. Disassembled it completely, cleaned up inside n out, new switches… It’s now like a new machine and awaiting the sampler expansion. I can get lost for hours playing with the sounds. Nice upgrade from my EPS 16+. 😁

[@alecuratolo]

hoooo finally a demo of this wonderful keyboard with sounds that I love..instead of the usual pianos..pads and ambient sounds

[@markorendas1423]

THE GODS BATHTUB LITERALLY SOUNDS LIKE THE BEGINNING OF CLOSE TO THE EDGE BY YES. AND LOTS OF IT SOUNDS LIKE KITARO. REMEMBER HIM??

[@madness8556]

I owned a fully expanded Tiriton Classic with MOSS board and EXB1 and EXB2 boards and used it's internal sequencer to create entire songs right out of the box! All too often I opted against switching on my Mac G4 running a Digideisng Digi001 with Protools and Logic because I loved the immediacy and simplicity of simply switching on one great sounding workstation synth that had all the bases covered. I also loved the cue lists feature in the sequencer that allowed you to easily create separate parts of a song and then combine them together and easily experiment with different arrangements. The one sound I loathed in the Triton was it's factory acoustic piano program. Hence why I spent the extra on the PCM01 expansion board that had vastly superior piano sounds at the time. The MOSS board was also phenomenal. In a way I'm sad that I sold it, but I now have all the Korg VSTs including the Triton and Triton Extreme. Keep up the great work and this is a fantastic demo!

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thanks for the thoughtful comment, and compliment, thanks.

[@mruppel2]

Lovely pads, nothing beats Korg on that

[@josephramone5805]

I've bought and sold MANY synths over the past three decades, but I've held on to my Korg Triton Rack, my two TR Trinity Racks and My Triton 88. The quality of their organs, electric pianos, clavs, synths and specially their pads are far superior than anything from Yamaha or Roland. I've owned JVs, Fantom and currently own a Motif Rack XS and they don't come close to the Korgs. The power of the Korg Triton and TR is found in their "combis". Some of the best organ and moving pads I've heard are found in their factory preset combis. Superb sounding patches! Now, the bad.... 1. You'll need a VST acoustic piano to make up for the horrible paino on the Triton. 2. Programming the Triton is a nightmare. At least for me it is. I'm used to my two Access Virus and Nord Lead that are tweakable via knobs. That's not happening with the Triton. All in all, it's a rompler. But it's one of the best to ever do it!!

[@N1K5TA]

those pads❤

[@garrygriffy1866]

i will never get rid of my triton. i used the Gods Bathtub preset on one of my songs and i use epic orchestra quite a lot when i do orchestral pieces

[@johnpenguin9188]

I just watched a single video on Triton sounds and now every video about the Triton is filling up my recomendations.... at least this one is nice 🙂

[@alz2829]

amazing synth, i have one, amazing effects, i could go on, great demo, cheers bud,

[@salefau6856]

Just bought me a TRITON EXTREME 88 AND A KORG M50 TO TEACH MY KIDS ABOUT MUSIC AND ALSO GOT A ROLAND R-700!!! QUALITY 🎹🎹🎹

[@Arachnosoft]

Who came here just to check if there was some Howard Jones in there? :D I wasn't disappointed! "Hide & Seek" spotted @07:04! And some Tubular Bells I Part 1 from Mike Oldfield @01:57 as well!

[@bnjmnwst]

I had the Trinity, the one before the Triton. I got it in 1997 & used it until 2018. Everything still worked, although, at the end, I was only using it as a controller for software synths. Great keyboard!

[@oldschoollee]

Had my Trinity since December 1997. Almost 23 years later and it still works like brand new. I never stopped using it. Favorite synth next to 01/w and m1

[@procta2343]

I love these! I played the later studio version, and its easy to get going! I would love the 76 Key or the rack

[@rjakiel73]

All the manufacturers have winners. The Triton and Poly 800 from Korg. Yamaha with the DX7, AN1X and MOTIF6 and finally Roland with their JUNO 60. Older synths that still kick ass today.

[@subwaygaragemusic]

I'd say the Wavestation, the M1 or the MS20 are more likely winners alongside the Triton

[@eman0828]

I wouldn't say Juno 60. It was really the JV-1080 which was the most widely used synth and the most sold in Roland's entire history. Roland sold millions of those unit's. Those sounds were used all just about every 90s R&B and Hip Hop hit record, movie sound tracks and dance music...

[@doordedeur]

A Yamaha for the bread and butter sounds and a Triton for the pads; that's all you need.

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

Agree with a before comment. Loving the pads big time. Fantastic demo , heres hoping you drop some more Triton vids :-)

[@TXF9a]

It still sounds and feels fantastic. I’ve considered replacing it with something else over the years (Fantom, Nautilus, Motif, etc) but just can’t bring myself to do it.

[@johnnybegood8392]

Lots of very beautiful sounds. Beautiful ! Thanks for sharing this vidéo.

[@89shelby]

Currently, my Korg collection consists of 10 synths and I love my Triton 88 ProX. Next to my m50 88, it’s my go-to workstation. I find new ways to develop sounds every time I use it. Sure it has some limitations but for the price you can pick one up these days, worth every cent.

[@Chudhole]

I’ve owned alesis korg Roland ensoniq and Yamaha. When it comes to sound library I feel korg (and oddly enough ensoniq) was one step ahead of the others.

[@imitione]

Ensoniq where very innovative.

[@Chudhole]

imitione in a fit of letting things go I gave away my esq1. I hadn’t been using it and it had some malfunctions that I didn’t know how to fix. I would have to hard initialize it almost pretty much every time I turned it on. And sometimes the sequencer would go awry. Oddly enough I could live with those two issues. It was the third problem that made me stop using it. If you were playing notes it would at random drop the 7th or 8th key struck. Having said all of that. The sound library and those additional cartridges were killer. And we used to jam guitar and drums to the sequencer. So much fun.

[@OneRJRhodes]

Yesir. That ASR is still one of my favorites.

[@eman0828]

Ensoniq was also largely part of E-MU as the two companies merged that was bought out by Creative Labs in the early 90s. There was a lot of cross over between EMU and Ensoniq products. EMU was mostly well known for their sampling hardware and Proteus Romplers.

[@Chudhole]

Let me add..for electronic drum sounds my friends and I would always end up using old Yamaha stuff. The dtx was awesome. And we goofed some of their cheap keyboard drum machines and ended up digging them

[@SpOoNmAn365]

Had the Triton Extreme for 6 yrs, I should have never gotten rid of it. Maybe someday I'll buy an used one, but the latest purchases are setting me back.

[@markferreri5814]

My Korg set-up is an 88 key Trinity Pro 3x and an 88 key Kronos 2 along with the Korg software bundle, which includes the Triton. The pads are great! For complimentary sounds, I use an Integra 7 and a Fantom 7. Although I have a Yamaha PSR 4600 I bought in 1992, I really want to finish my collection of romplers with a Montage, but firs I’m getting a 4K Samsung QLED for my family.

[@Naotaku]

Is it bad if I still like these sounds? :)

[@LanthanOIde]

Sounds neat! Lovely pads and arpeggios there! :)

[@mariorowland1269]

The very first preset was used in “Devotion” by Electrik Red 😍

[@keithwitherell958]

Woody, still sounds amazing!!

[@flo1creative854]

Dope! I'm going to start a live performance series using the Korg Triton to remix my hip hop productions. Be on the look out very soon! I want to help put this synth back in the spotlight because it is still Dope!

[@pianomam72]

I'm late to this vid but I'd have to say Dope. I still have mine. I use my Kronos more now but I wrote so much on the Triton. As long as I live it will be in my arsenal.

[@crmusicproduction]

these sounds will never be dated

[@frama7844]

I wanted to "upgrade" my Triton LE for a Krome EX. Besides the acoustic pianos and the neat color touch screen, there was too little benefit for me. Actually the keybed and playing feel is a huge step downwards for me. No; I´ll keep the LE since I don´t will get the money it SHOULD be worth, when I´m selling it. What was a great sound 20 years ago still sounds great today in my opinion.

[@giribalakrishnan1794]

Greatest workstation ever!!!!!!

[@fulge0903]

3:34 this preset can be heard in a Windows 7's sample video (Wildlife)

[@PaulKeppler]

I got one, and I make noise on it every now and then. Wish I knew how to put it to real use! Beautiful instrument!

[@jenniferbrandt4782]

Great synthesizer. I have one paired with an old Roland G-1000.

[@SkylarDB2]

I love this keyboard. I have one of my own and it's super fun to mess around with.

[@enzotorresi5693]

It sounds amazing!!! I love that keyboard! I wish own one someday.

[@christophertodman8254]

Falling leaves you played Falling leaves...nice. Always great videos man!

[@WoodyPianoShack]

autumn leaves for the falling leaves :)

[@christophertodman8254]

@@WoodyPianoShack haha yeah that's what I meant. I think I was 3 beers in when I wrote that.

[@Ad_acta1989]

Super present. I like it 👌👍But next start with Korg Triton LE preload PCG/COMBI floppy disc for Korg Triton Classic. There is much better and very interesting pad sounds than in factory sounds from Korg Triton Classic.

[@ziphozonkecmabizela7426]

Thank you

[@PearlPaisley]

Those are some lovely sounds! Amazing!

[@funkmachine6420]

One of the few romplers that has its own character. Dated? Maybe, but very nice. Use its sounds in a new way, stick it in a track with old school analog and/or super modern sounds and create your own thing. Great music is still to be made with the Triton

[@DarkSideofSynth]

Funny how those who call X 'dated' are the same who use 808 samples (or even the real thing), lust for vintage guitars, pay hillarious prices for vintage synths, and have their drives full of plugins emulating old analogue gear ;)

[@bnjmnwst]

@@DarkSideofSynth They'd probably say that all of those are "timeless." I agree that dismissing this keyboard because the sounds are "dated" is a mistake, but I also understand where those other folks are coming from.

[@craigbroadfoot1851]

Funk Machine The Triton sounds actually complement analog very nicely without overpowering a mix.

[@onthetarmacinc.4210]

Beautiful korg Triton

[@soundfx68]

I'm here because of the Korg software update today. Just installed myself a Triton Extreme and a Prophecy (poly) :D

[@WoodyPianoShack]

yeah, wondering about the extreme myself, i have the triton vst.

[@Tonduce]

i've had a triton and a wavestation for 20 years and i think the triton is much better at pads than the wavestation . the wavestation is a better for 'Synth' sounds. my triton is still my main sound engine. love it.

[@reggieblessedhandz1293]

Still dope, has many sounds useful even today

[@jeremythornton433]

I think the Triton is amazing! I have a Triton Pro X and I really don't play it enough because I'm usually playing my Kronos. I really need to play it more.

[@magicspiral3323]

Gods Bathtub is one of my favorites on the Triton.

[@ttk9548]

8:57 the drum and bass was used in Enigma's song, Look of Today.

[@FTF96]

Korg always struggled with Pianos (realistic pianos) and Guitars. Honestly if they just dropped trying and focused on what they’re best at (synth sounds) their keyboards would always stand the test of time. Load up a Piano, Guitar or even some orchestral sounds, either back then or now, you’d say “Yuck” and almost write it off, but dial in some synths and you’re in heaven. Their controls had always been on point: first to use a ribbon or XY pad, first to use a joystick (rather than the archaic pitch wheel), and with the Triton’s assignable knobs you’ve got customisation heaven. Add in the MOSS board and you’ve got a synth that will stand the test of time. Many Triton/MOSS owners would rather have one of these than a Kronos.

[@musicaldracula2017]

I disagree about what you say about the piano sound. I have M1, T3, X3 and TEx and all have wonderful piano sounds. I have not tried all Korgs but I admit I was disappointed with Triton Classic model regarding AP and EP sounds... That's why I sold classic and bought TE and happy with it.

[@NiharSavala]

agree, i have the studio version, with moss, with exb orchestral & exb -di - am still exporting it.

[@NiharSavala]

I hear you, yes you have tweak the sounds to get them working. lot of the sounds have to be eqed, they were too mid heavy.

[@musicaldracula2017]

@@NiharSavala The Korg piano sound has a disntict disposition. I like it. Studio version is also cool.

[@musicaldracula2017]

They had to put those standard acoustic instruments on their all round workstations. Can you imagine a workstation without piano or guitar sounds...? People would turn on the piano sound as soon as they started to explore a workstation, including me. I agree with you that Korg was the best about synth pads and related evolving sounds then.

[@jackspencer907]

Nice pads. Second example sounds like a Wavestation patch.

[@arcanics1971]

Pleased to say a couple of those programs still exist on modern Korg synths. They don't sound exactly the same, the Triton had its own character, but they live on. I love that strip, I wish my board had one of those!

[@musicaldracula2017]

My Korg TE has M1 piano preset but it is completely different on M1, i.e. better. I have both M1 and TE and I love both... They are indispensible machines.

[@patriciozazzini3182]

Royal Hunt uses still on his concerts. also uses the Korg 5Dx

[@EdVanMeyer]

That sounds great. I regret selling my X5D. Must get one of these!

[@TheArpomni2]

I had one and loved it for a go to workstation, just thought it was so ugly looking and may sound childish of me, but I have to love the look of a Synth, then again all mine where vintage Synths, if it had been black, it wouldn't of stood out so much. Yes childish I know lol

[@ADCar]

Chris-Cook I had one too. I didn’t mind the color so much but hated the texture of the material. It was also too much of a trance machine for me.

[@Barry101er]

Yes, if it was black it would look loads better: it is ugly. Probably keeps prices down though :)

[@TheArpomni2]

@@ADCar totally agree, that sand paper feel kind of dulled where fingers touched alot, kind of went grey polished look

[@TheArpomni2]

@@Barry101er agreed

[@Visionism]

I wouldn't call it "childish." If something is designed to use on stage it's part of the performance and therefore appearance is important.

[@DustinHill-s9t]

This synthesizer is tim l s these sounds can be used forever beautiful

[@Todzuum]

The kriton torg vts is dope as well.

[@davestarr17]

Maybe dated. Who cares? But.. Absolutely dope.

[@davestarr17]

Imho when composing a song... It's much more important the magic you have to involve the listener. You may have it or not. Whatever soundstyle u may use. So the korg triton is still dope. Put soul and magic into your song and you'll capture the audience.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

+1 and hope I go some way to this :)

[@PatrickHarris-j2r]

Iv'e still got my Triton which I bought brand new in 1999.

[@sorinsola6530]

Wow, this workstation is awesome, even though is so old, i always wonder for the Gods bathtub combi, wich sounds are used and how are the sounds configurated

[@thegurkenkaiser9933]

9:12 I'm sure i heard this preset unaltered in a bunch of video games

Absolutely lovely machine and great demo, can’t wait till you get you hands on a Kronos (in a decade or so)

[@TheA90plyr]

Still have one will probably get another one even though I have the Kronos