
Korg product specialist Luke Edwards stopped by Sonic State for a in-depth demo of the new Korg Krome Workstation.
The Krome is Korg’s take on a budget workstation keyboard – with the 61-key version priced at $999.

Korg product specialist Luke Edwards stopped by Sonic State for a in-depth demo of the new Korg Krome Workstation.
The Krome is Korg’s take on a budget workstation keyboard – with the 61-key version priced at $999.

Akai Professional product specialist Andy Mac paid a visit to sonicstate to give an in-depth demo of the new Akai MPC Renaissance.
The MPC Renaissance retails for about $1,300. Details below.
Korg earlier in the week introduced the Krome keyboard line – a new family of workstation keyboards.
The response here and at the Korg Facebook page was mixed. Some readers were hoping that Korg’s ‘major announcement’ would be a new analog synth, while others were disappointed by what they saw as another “generic, overpriced workstation keyboard”.
Now Korg has released pricing details for the Krome, though, and it looks like the new workstation is priced very competitively, given its features. Krome features include sounds derived from their flagship Kronos keyboard, a 7-inch color touchscreen, unlooped piano samples and integration with your DAW.
The Korg Krome is available in three models:
Product Highlights:
We’ve got the official intro video and specifications below. See the Korg site for more details.
Korg has introduced the new Krome workstation line, available in 61, 73 & 88 key models.

Key Features:
Details and demos below.
Native Instruments has introduced Maschine MKII, the next generation of its hardware/software beatmaking workstation.
Here’s what’s new with Maschine MKII:
Details and video demo below.

This is a couple of years old – but still fun…….
Ten year old Diana demonstrates her approach to beatmaking by sampling her own piano playing, chopping up the notes and building a groove.
via ThaRhythmWeaver