This is remarkably still as great Synth. Exclusively for the people who grew
up in 90s and early 2000s, this is synonymous with the name 'quality sound',
'karma'. I often look back from Korg Krome to check if Triton is still the one,
"the one". Yes it is.
One high level reason is, it’s not buttery. It’s tough, its synth hammer action, 64MB RAM, which is way too incredible for a dot-matrix display.
The special Korg Triton LE sounds that’s still used in most VSTs are the atmospherics sounds and the clean pads, though a sampled version from NX4, still its all the same family.
Before you switch try Triton.
One high level reason is, it’s not buttery. It’s tough, its synth hammer action, 64MB RAM, which is way too incredible for a dot-matrix display.
The special Korg Triton LE sounds that’s still used in most VSTs are the atmospherics sounds and the clean pads, though a sampled version from NX4, still its all the same family.
Before you switch try Triton.
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