What do you think about Korgs new
Pa600 and Pa600QT Arranger Keyboards?
September 05, 2012
Looking for a versatile keyboard to use out of the box? Check out the new Korg Pa600, the latest keyboard in the Korg Pa Series of professional arrangers. The Pa600 comes equipped with a large collection of high-quality sounds and styles, many of which have been borrowed from Korg's flagship Pa3X.
For even more sounds, the Pa600 offers an option to include custom sound and performance sets (sold separately) from many countries around the world. And for easy sound selection, the Pa600 features a color TouchView display. The Pa600QT (featuring Quarter Tone button variations) is also available.
Over 950 sounds (including stereo piano and GM2 sounds), plus 64 drum kits are included in the Pa600, while the Pa600QT provides Middle Eastern PCM with matching Persian, Arabic, and Turkish sound programs and styles, preloaded as demo versions.
Covering an expanded range of musical genres, the Pa600 provides styles for almost every occasion, Korg notes. Over 360 deluxe styles have been programmed, and the SongBook feature provides even more sonic possibilities.
Korg's SongBook feature is a musical database that's completely user programmable, containing all the settings needed to play a particular song. Simply search for the title of a song, select it, and hit "Play." The SongBook provides searchable access to styles, MIDI files, or MP3s, and can immediately recall settings such as Song Title, Genre, Artist, Tempo, Volumes, Sounds, Muted Tracks, FX settings, Easy Edit, Single Touch Settings, Master Transpose, and more.
Both versions of the Pa600 have four Stereo Master Effect processors, with 125 effect types such as reverb, delay, chorus, REMS guitar-based effects for authentic guitar tones, and much more. Each track features EQ with Low, Mid, and High controls, providing users with many fine-tuning options. Both units feature an elegantly designed and compact cabinet that includes a pristine-sounding amplification system.
There are 7 parts at the moment only in german language as far as I know.
Pa600 and Pa600QT Arranger Keyboards?
September 05, 2012
Looking for a versatile keyboard to use out of the box? Check out the new Korg Pa600, the latest keyboard in the Korg Pa Series of professional arrangers. The Pa600 comes equipped with a large collection of high-quality sounds and styles, many of which have been borrowed from Korg's flagship Pa3X.
For even more sounds, the Pa600 offers an option to include custom sound and performance sets (sold separately) from many countries around the world. And for easy sound selection, the Pa600 features a color TouchView display. The Pa600QT (featuring Quarter Tone button variations) is also available.
Over 950 sounds (including stereo piano and GM2 sounds), plus 64 drum kits are included in the Pa600, while the Pa600QT provides Middle Eastern PCM with matching Persian, Arabic, and Turkish sound programs and styles, preloaded as demo versions.
Covering an expanded range of musical genres, the Pa600 provides styles for almost every occasion, Korg notes. Over 360 deluxe styles have been programmed, and the SongBook feature provides even more sonic possibilities.
Korg's SongBook feature is a musical database that's completely user programmable, containing all the settings needed to play a particular song. Simply search for the title of a song, select it, and hit "Play." The SongBook provides searchable access to styles, MIDI files, or MP3s, and can immediately recall settings such as Song Title, Genre, Artist, Tempo, Volumes, Sounds, Muted Tracks, FX settings, Easy Edit, Single Touch Settings, Master Transpose, and more.
Both versions of the Pa600 have four Stereo Master Effect processors, with 125 effect types such as reverb, delay, chorus, REMS guitar-based effects for authentic guitar tones, and much more. Each track features EQ with Low, Mid, and High controls, providing users with many fine-tuning options. Both units feature an elegantly designed and compact cabinet that includes a pristine-sounding amplification system.
There are 7 parts at the moment only in german language as far as I know.