Great work from Kurt Ader, perfect for film scores I suppose, but a bit strange coming from Germans with a proud history of musical experimentation, electronic music such as that from Tangerine Dream. I think, while still thinking these orchestral sounds are excellent, the opportunity for finding new musical sounds has never been better than now with such an immensely powerful instrument such as the Korg Kronos workstation. It would have been a dream come true for Tangerine Dream in the 70's and 80's.
Its very difficult to work out where these sounds sit ,,are these all in the private collection ,,,its not really specified which sounds your getting in which package,,and very importantly how they load into the kronos x,,and how you manipulate them,,,do these sounds sit in the programme area of kronos and are they made to fit ,,or is there much more in the library that can or cannot be loaded,,,im interested but daunted by the lack of explanation on what is the most fundamental part of making this package work,,who can explain it is there a retail advisor or can kirt supply this much needed information
I just love doing this kind of thing like this as I play. Not merely using a computer qwerty keyboard or a cheesy controller. I love to perform and I love my Kronos. I bought my Kronos when they first came out and I love to use it more than ever. Still surprises me when I find things that I didn't learn before on it. Amazing. I'm saving my money for the next Kronos when, God forbid, this one ever goes on the fritz or worse, gets stolen. But I'll never buy any other axe as my workstation than a Kronos or whatever Korg may top the Kronos with down the road. I don't know how much better they can get, other than a massive powered OS with a ton more of RAM, CPU power and speed, as well as more hard drive space. Also, like the Karma Kronos app, where apparently the Karma scenes can be doubled from the internal 4 to 8 different scenes. That would be awesome. Oh, and more DAW friendly. ;)
It is amazing the way you handle the dynamics. You are those kind of person that makes Korg sound great, congrats.
Best and most creative Kronos presentation I've ever heard; awesome instrument, fantastic musician!
How can you “hate” on the Kronos? This is by far the most amazing workstation of all.
Great work from Kurt Ader, perfect for film scores I suppose, but a bit strange coming from Germans with a proud history of musical experimentation, electronic music such as that from Tangerine Dream.
I think, while still thinking these orchestral sounds are excellent, the opportunity for finding new musical sounds has never been better than now with such an immensely powerful instrument such as the Korg Kronos workstation. It would have been a dream come true for Tangerine Dream in the 70's and 80's.
What I've noticed and like about the Kronos is that its orchestral sound very much like they are made to work within a band.
Its very difficult to work out where these sounds sit ,,are these all in the private collection ,,,its not really specified which sounds your getting in which package,,and very importantly how they load into the kronos x,,and how you manipulate them,,,do these sounds sit in the programme area of kronos and are they made to fit ,,or is there much more in the library that can or cannot be loaded,,,im interested but daunted by the lack of explanation on what is the most fundamental part of making this package work,,who can explain it is there a retail advisor or can kirt supply this much needed information
Awesome sounds!
It is amazing ! Congrats !
I just love doing this kind of thing like this as I play. Not merely using a computer qwerty keyboard or a cheesy controller. I love to perform and I love my Kronos. I bought my Kronos when they first came out and I love to use it more than ever. Still surprises me when I find things that I didn't learn before on it. Amazing. I'm saving my money for the next Kronos when, God forbid, this one ever goes on the fritz or worse, gets stolen. But I'll never buy any other axe as my workstation than a Kronos or whatever Korg may top the Kronos with down the road. I don't know how much better they can get, other than a massive powered OS with a ton more of RAM, CPU power and speed, as well as more hard drive space. Also, like the Karma Kronos app, where apparently the Karma scenes can be doubled from the internal 4 to 8 different scenes. That would be awesome. Oh, and more DAW friendly. ;)
When you have a bundle of 4 sample libraries, are you able to load all of them into a Kronos 2?
Sounds amazing!
So...beatiful..song
Wonderful
Große Klasse!