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#347102 - 07/16/12 01:41 PM
Re: Drums, Rhytam Guitars(Power Chords) Solo Guitars
[Re: Nedim]
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Sounds excellent, Nedim. The guitars, especially, are awesome! So, this will eventually be available on the Korg PA3X...any idea when? Ian PS...I see you play the MS in an unusual position...does it help make it sound better?
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#347105 - 07/16/12 02:07 PM
Re: Drums, Rhytam Guitars(Power Chords) Solo Guitars
[Re: Fran Carango]
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There are a couple things the MS does that are second to none...The interface and control, when using VST's and Giga samples are unbeatable...it is near zero latency and you can not tell the sound and keys are not connected as the Kronos etc..
In fact I have found it impossible to get the same quality results with a laptop (even my high end laptop) and any combination of controller keyboards I have used ..15ms seems to be the best latency I have found..
The MS loaded with my 1 gig Steinway B giga sample and the Native Instruments B4 ( with the Lionstracs B4 interface) are unmatched by any other piano and organ sounds to date...
Just this capability is enough for me to use the MS...
I'm guessing Fran, but you have the 76-note Mediastation (as in Nedim's picture above)? Latency is a real issue with most VST's and controller keyboards, plus some keyboards/workstations as well...are you saying you found the Kronos has some latency? With the B4 interface, are you able to assign Mediastation sliders to control all nine drawbars? That would be cool. Also, how does the MS's semi-weighted action work for both piano sounds and organ sounds...on par with the way your G-70 handles them? In other words, is it a good compromise for both? Ian
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#347109 - 07/16/12 02:15 PM
Re: Drums, Rhytam Guitars(Power Chords) Solo Guitars
[Re: Nedim]
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Registered: 05/13/08
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Loc: Staten Island, NYC
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Hey Ian, yes,, Drums, Rhytam/Power Guitars and Lead will be all for the PA3X, it will be few different of each...maybe next 2 months i guess. It wont be all Heavy Metal or Hard Rock, it will be lighter stuff too.
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#347112 - 07/16/12 02:28 PM
Re: Drums, Rhytam Guitars(Power Chords) Solo Guitars
[Re: ianmcnll]
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Registered: 05/26/99
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There are a couple things the MS does that are second to none...The interface and control, when using VST's and Giga samples are unbeatable...it is near zero latency and you can not tell the sound and keys are not connected as the Kronos etc..
In fact I have found it impossible to get the same quality results with a laptop (even my high end laptop) and any combination of controller keyboards I have used ..15ms seems to be the best latency I have found..
The MS loaded with my 1 gig Steinway B giga sample and the Native Instruments B4 ( with the Lionstracs B4 interface) are unmatched by any other piano and organ sounds to date...
Just this capability is enough for me to use the MS...
I'm guessing Fran, but you have the 76-note Mediastation (as in Nedim's picture above)? Latency is a real issue with most VST's and controller keyboards, plus some keyboards/workstations as well...are you saying you found the Kronos has some latency? With the B4 interface, are you able to assign Mediastation sliders to control all nine drawbars? That would be cool. Also, how does the MS's semi-weighted action work for both piano sounds and organ sounds...on par with the way your G-70 handles them? In other words, is it a good compromise for both? Ian Ian ..No I am not saying anything negative about the Kronos..I have hardly played it, although I do think Korg loaded some engines that were never any good from the beginning...Just being able to use these in combination with each other...doesn't impress me.. The Media Station has default settings when the B4 is selected all the panel controls (sliders etc) function with B4 automatically. Back to the Kronos...if you used the Kronos as a controller (USB), with a laptop as I stated earlier..you would have the same latency results I have mentioned (around 15 ms at best without artifacts).. The Keybed is excellent on the MS, and there are detail settings for velocities across the board if you desire to set it up..It works great with piano (I have the 76 semi weighted keybed)..and the B4 default works great with organ.. The keybed is on par with the G70...
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#347153 - 07/17/12 02:56 AM
Re: Drums, Rhytam Guitars(Power Chords) Solo Guitars
[Re: Nedim]
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Registered: 07/21/05
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Loc: English Riviera, UK
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Hi Fran
No discernible latency with the Wersi providing you keep within the CPU capabilities, (As with any computer) also the main sound engine used by Wersi is a VST, (Specifically Steinberg’s Hypersonic VST) and is fully optimised with the OS (Win XP for OAS 7 and Windows 7 for Pegasus Wing) to give the best performance possible.
OAS 7 instruments also have a separate DSP card (Which is what the ASIO driver uses) to allow full compatibility with the previous versions of OAS sounds etc. as well as some of the processing for OAS 7. (Pegasus Wing uses a USB ASIO driver that works with the custom Wersi interface board inside)
I am surprised you are having this much problem with latency on your laptop (Unless you’re using the unmitigated disaster known as Windows Vista of course) as my Win 7 machine with its on-board chipset can easily achieve 7ms using ASIO4All, so latency using a quality interface and driver is pretty much a non-entity. Just make sure you have the latest driver and ASIO drivers for your interface, as this can make a big difference.
Hope this helps
Bill
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#347169 - 07/17/12 07:44 AM
Re: Drums, Rhytam Guitars(Power Chords) Solo Guitars
[Re: Nedim]
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Registered: 05/13/08
Posts: 1144
Loc: Staten Island, NYC
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Hey Mark, thanks...no man, Korg wouldnt do something like this, it is a Set i am working on. The Tremolo Playing after 21 is real playing not the machine performing, it is another layer on the Solo Guitar, there is also the Mutes, Scream and other Articulations Sampled. What i mean is, the machine is performing of course but not some kind of effect but real Tremolo has been Sampled and you play it the way you like it.
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