Thousands of new sounds for dozens of Korg Synths. The Patch King The Best Korg Sounds The Best Prices. More Synth Gear Best US prices on many current models Only the ends are made of that cheap, scratchy plastic the Tritons are made of.Īnother added bonus: It only weighs 16 pounds! Not bad.Īdded bonus: They've brought back the cool brushed silver aluminum from the Trinity for the main part of the casing. The Le has replaced a Korg T3, TR-Rack, and X5DR in my rig.
It's beginning to feel like a real instrument to me.
It is pretty powerful, and the more you dig into it, the more you start to love it's ease of use, sounds, and overall feel. I'll be adding on the sampling option next week, and be able to use all it's capabilities. If you've been wanting a Triton for it's sounds and power, but felt the price was way over what it was worth (as I have), this is the unit for you. I noticed Herbie Hancock's main stage controller is the Korg Karma these days, which has the same keyboard. Playing acoustic piano from it is a little odd, but if you're a piano player, you'll most certainly have an 88 key weighted controller of some kind to trigger it with. ought to be able to do), you will have no problems with it. Some will complain that it's cheap, but if you're able to adapt your playing to different keyboards quickly (as anyone who plays piano, organ, synth, el. The keyboard feel is a bit lighter than the Triton, but it's fine. Same effects, same sequencer, same dual arppegiators. I don't like touch screens, and the layout of this unit is very easy to get around on, especially if you're familiar with Korgs from the T series on.Īll the Triton sounds are here, and with improved ac. The smallest difference, but may be big to others, is they left off the touch screen, which personally, I prefer. Other differences are: no ribbon controller, sampling is an add on option (albeit cheap: $200.), and only one insert effect instead of 5 like its big brother. The Triton Le is basically a Triton, without the ability to add expansion cards.
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