Korg Dw-8000 Synthesizer Keyboard

Korg Pa800 Specifications

Keyboard

61 keys with Velocity and Aftertouch
System
RX (Real eXperience) Technology
OPOS (Objective Portable Operating System) Multitasking (Load while play feature)
Upgradable Operative System
SSD Solid State Disk
Tone Generator
KORG HI Synthesis (Hyper Integrated) 120 Voices, 120 Oscillators Filters with Resonance
EQ for each track
Effect
4 Stereo Digital Multi-Effect systems 124 Effects types plus VOCODER
Voice Processor Technology by TC Helicon: Three-part Harmonizer, Reverb, Delay, Compressor, EQ
Sounds & Drum Kits
More than 950, including a Stereo Piano and GM Level 2 compatible Sounds 63 Drum Kits - User area: 256 Sounds, 64 Drum Kits
Digital Drawbars: 8 Footages
Realtime control: Assignable Sliders
Full editing of Sounds and Drum Kits
Sampling: Record, Edit, Time Slice, Load/Import of Korg, Wav, Aiff and Akai files
Export of Wav and Aiff files
PCM RAM Memory: 64 MB standard
Styles
More than 400 preloaded Styles, SSD-resident, freely reconfigurable
Up to 960 available Style locations including the Favorite banks Eight Style tracks, 4 Single Touch Settings and one Style Performance per Style
Compatible with old i Series and Pa series Style format
Style Record with Step Record, Track and Event Edit functions
Style controls: 4 Variations, 3 Fills, 3 Intros, 3 Endings, Synchro Start/Stop, Tap Tempo/Reset, Fade In/Out, Bass Inversion, Manual Bass, Tempo Lock, Memory, Accompaniment/Real Time Track Balance Volume, Accompaniment Mute, Drum Mapping, Snare & Kick Designation, Single Touch
Performance/STS:
320 Realtime Performance locations
STS: Memorize Realtime tracks and Voice Processor settings, up to 4 x 960 Styles, up to 4 x SongBook entries
Realtime Tracks:
Four Keyboard tracks (Upper 1, 2, 3, Lower) 4 Pad tracks
Effects
4 Stereo Digital Multi-Effect systems
124 Effects types plus VOCODER
Voice Processor Technology by TC Helicon: Three-part Harmonizer, Reverb, Delay, Compressor, EQ.

Brand New original comes with 1 year international warranty

Third-Generation Korg Workstation with OASYS Innovation! The M3 features a number of innovations distilled from the flagship OASYS including the new EDS (Enhanced Definition Synthesis) sound generator derived from the HD-1 engine design, the advanced second-generation KARMA functionality, and the multi-purpose control surface. Adding innovations such as the new concept of "virtualized hardware" that allows an even closer integration with DAW systems, Drum Tracks which provide a instant groove to play along with, and the new "Korg Komponent System" concept that facilitates more flexible system construction, the M3 music workstation/sampler opens a new and exciting page in music making - it's the workstation that rightfully deserves to wear the "M" that started it all. Korg M3-88 at a Glance: Four models available Enhanced Definition Synthesis: A new horizon of sound-making potential Effects Expanded Combination Mode Great sounds Second Generation KARMA Open Sampling Korg Komponent System Four models available The M3 music workstation/sampler is available as a lineup of four models: 61-key, 73-key, and weighted 88-key models, as well as the module-only M3-M. The 61-key and 73-key models use a proprietary new semi-weighted synth action keyboard developed by Korg for great playing feel and expressive aftertouch response. The 88-key model features the RH3 (Real Weighted Hammer Action 3) keyboard that reproduces the playing sensation of a grand piano, in which the low range has a heavier feel, with the touch becoming lighter as you play upward on the keyboard, allowing superb response to fine movements of your fingers.

40 pounds.

61 silicon gel keys
128 tones 128 rhythm /30 demos/8drums/single finger
Fill in/2 teaching/keyboard drums/record/play
Sustain/vibrato/echo/volume control/AC-DC power
Midi out /mic socket

product dimension : 96*23.5*3.3/pc
product weight: 900 Grams/pc.

An electronic keyboard (also called digital keyboard, portable keyboard and home keyboard) is an electronic or digital keyboard instrument.



The major components of a typical modern electronic keyboard are:

Musical keyboard: the plastic white and black piano-style keys which the player presses, thus connecting the switches, which triggers the electronic note or other sound. Most keyboards use a keyboard matrix circuit to reduce the amount of wiring that is needed.
User interface software: a program (usually embedded in a computer chip) which handles user interaction with control keys and menus, which allows the user to select tones (e.G., piano, organ, flute, drum kit), effects (reverb, echo, telephones or sustain), and other features (e.G., transposition, an electronic drum machine).


15kgs/ctn