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The Korg M3 'Expanded'
heralds the third generation of Korg Workstations. The M1
started it all, first appearing in 1988 to bring the world a new
concept called the “music workstation.” It went on to become the best
selling workstation in history, and was further expanded and enhanced
through the T and O1/W series. With 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, the Korg M3 has learned a lot from its upper-end sibling. Adding innovations such as the new concept of “virtualized hardware” that allows an even closer integration with DAW systems, 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, and is the workstation that rightfully deserves to wear the “M” that started it all. The 61-key and 73-key models of the korg M3 use a proprietary new semi-weighted synth action keyboard developed by Korg for great playing feel and expressive aftertouch response whilst the M3 88 note version houses a weighted hammer action for the pianist. In the end it’s always about the sounds, and Korg's M3 Expanded doesn’t disappoint. Stunningly realistic imitative sounds, fat synth sounds, imaginative textures, evocative sound effects – it’s all here. The M3 comes loaded with 512 Programs, and room for a total of 1,664 user sounds (13 Banks plus GM). All sound locations are fully editable (except GM banks), so you are always free to tweak a sound if needed. Amongst the other features of the mighty Korg M3 is a 16 track sequencer, sampler, colour touch interface, powerful multi-effects processing and a powerful ability to be able to remove the Korg M3 brain to use as a module. Yes, it can be removed and used as a MIDI sound module for live use without having to carry all the keys with it!Check out the specifications of the Korg M3 below for the full details on what this instrument is really capable of. |
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