What I really like about this keyboard (Krome) is how easy it is to use combo mode to edit, match and replicate sounds for top 40 music. This is a cover band workhorse.
You may see this comment in other video's. Not because I'm pissed off with Korg (I have a Triton, which is still amazing) but I don't want someone to make the same mistake as myself, and regret spending the money. If you can - TRY IT OUT FIRST!!! I purchased a Krome EX 61, and put it up for sale after 4 days. Why? The keys - they felt like a £49 Casio keyboard, and I'm shocked that Korg let this go from the production line. With a list price of about £995, it's not a complete budget synth.
I bought a Krome EX 73,just under a year ago and sold it before I even finished making payments on it.70% of the sounds are garbage and no audio export options.I put in a preorder for the Korg Nautilus 73....should arrive within a month or so...can't wait!
One thing that i hate is..sounds are still being cutoff when change to another sounds.not good for playing live...its 2020 and keyboards are still the same...i nnoe only yamaha montange and kronos the sounds wont cutoff during sound changes
Another thing I hated about my former Krome EX,is that 70% of the sounds are garbage.It's just a way overpriced Casio.So glad the Nautilus is coming out early this year...put in a preorder for one...can't wait.
Bullshit...I've owned Korgs for the past 32 years and although the M50 was a nice budget synth for it's time,it does not hold a candle to the Krome EX.The M50 was comprised of only 256MB of PCM data(versus the Krome EX's 4GB of PCM.) Do you honestly think 258MB sounds better than 4GB? You have absolutely no idea how assinine & false your statement is.
@@HighlandStudio91 My name is Grzegorz. I stumbled upon this conversation by accident. I'm not as expert as you are, because I've only been working with synthesizers for a few years. I was interested in what you wrote, that the quality of the sound of the instrument depends on the number of samples. Is this really the case? I'm asking because I've been thinking about buying a Krome or an M50. Sorry for my English but I used google translate ;)
What I really like about this keyboard (Krome) is how easy it is to use combo mode to edit, match and replicate sounds for top 40 music. This is a cover band workhorse.
I can totally hear Van Halen and Steve Winwood sounds coming out of this instrument. Absolutely love it!
GREETINGS.......
THANKS, for a nice review of the Korg Krome Ex Synth capabilities.
Great Job go(Korg)
Thanks for your nice review!
Thanks man for this video 👏🏻👌🏻
You may see this comment in other video's. Not because I'm pissed off with Korg (I have a Triton, which is still amazing) but I don't want someone to make the same mistake as myself, and regret spending the money. If you can - TRY IT OUT FIRST!!!
I purchased a Krome EX 61, and put it up for sale after 4 days.
Why?
The keys - they felt like a £49 Casio keyboard, and I'm shocked that Korg let this go from the production line.
With a list price of about £995, it's not a complete budget synth.
I bought a Krome EX 73,just under a year ago and sold it before I even finished making payments on it.70% of the sounds are garbage and no audio export options.I put in a preorder for the Korg Nautilus 73....should arrive within a month or so...can't wait!
Just use Kontakt my dudes
Awesome..
well.. not for me ;)
@@montazownianr1 Why? What is better in this price?
Does krome ex have Numeric 10s Hold
can you show the sounds of this category on korg kronos?
Krome 61 ou Moxf6?
can i get those Sound??
Wow !
Cómo Puedo adquirir ese Samplear 😊
For Rush and Pink Floyd to Hammond B-3 organ blues sounds would you recommend this unit?
One thing that i hate is..sounds are still being cutoff when change to another sounds.not good for playing live...its 2020 and keyboards are still the same...i nnoe only yamaha montange and kronos the sounds wont cutoff during sound changes
Definitely! They should have programmed a sustain sound when transferring to other sounds.
Another thing I hated about my former Krome EX,is that 70% of the sounds are garbage.It's just a way overpriced Casio.So glad the Nautilus is coming out early this year...put in a preorder for one...can't wait.
this korg kronos ex new model?
Yeah
Its an ex pansion of the korg krome. Not a new kronos.
02:12 sound name what..?? plz..
Zdravím Vás.. Môžeme nejako kontaktovať?Chcem Vám poslať niečo pre Krome..Môj mail je kromepack@gmail.com
The m50 has better synth sounds
Bullshit...I've owned Korgs for the past 32 years and although the M50 was a nice budget synth for it's time,it does not hold a candle to the Krome EX.The M50 was comprised of only 256MB of PCM data(versus the Krome EX's 4GB of PCM.) Do you honestly think 258MB sounds better than 4GB? You have absolutely no idea how assinine & false your statement is.
@@HighlandStudio91 My name is Grzegorz. I stumbled upon this conversation by accident. I'm not as expert as you are, because I've only been working with synthesizers for a few years. I was interested in what you wrote, that the quality of the sound of the instrument depends on the number of samples. Is this really the case? I'm asking because I've been thinking about buying a Krome or an M50. Sorry for my English but I used google translate ;)