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Nov 18 – Dec 5
At a glance
- Condition
- Used - Very Good
- Dimensions
- 18.75 x 9.5 x 2.8 in
- Weight
- 6 lb
- Color
- Red
- Material
- Plastic
- Item Type Name
- Sample Based Production Station
- Finish Type
- Brushed
- In the box
- Ableton Live LiteMIDI adapter cable
- Warranty
- 365
Features 4
- The internal memory can save up to 250 patterns, including preset patterns which are perfect for today's dance music scene.
- Intuitive beat making with Trigger pads and a Touch pad
- Advanced use of samples with Time Slice and Resampling functions
- New functions for live performance: Master effects, Pattern sets, Sync in/out
Description
The electribe sampler has been reborn with cutting edge technology inherited from popular KORG products such as the KingKORG, kaossilator, kaoss pad, and tactile .This new sampler is designed to be simple and easy for any beginner to understand, while enjoyable for advanced electribe users
Specs 19
| Color | Red |
|---|---|
| Brand | KORG |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | Electribe Synth |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 18.75 x 9.5 x 2.8 inches |
| Brand Name | KORG |
| Model Number | ELECTRIBES |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Manufacturer | Korg USA Inc. |
| UPC | 600599643963 600599643826 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 39 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Type Name | Sample Based Production Station |
| Part Number | 0020108110 |
| Finish Type | Brushed |
| Body Material | Plastic |
| Item Dimensions | 18.75 x 9.5 x 2.8 inches |
| Item Weight | 6 pounds |
| Connector Type | Micro Usb |
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Best gift ever for a musically inclined youngster and a quite capable production tool
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Glitches ruin an otherwise promising musical tool.
Style: Korg ELECTRIBES Sample Based Production ...
I got the Electribe Sampler to perform live. I've mostly been a computer DAW-based producer but recently the idea of going completely computer-free has been really appealing. I was excited about the Korg Electribe because of its integrated effects and the ability to run off of batteries. I ordered mine on Amazon and, when it arrived, started playing around with it. When playing sequences I found the pads to be inconsistent. Some pads were more sensitive than others. I also found that every now and then my rhythms would flam awkwardly out of time with my presses. It didn't happen a lot but it was enough to really sabotage my confidence in the device. It's true what people say - changing patterns would kill the effects hard. That was also jarring. But the real kicker that made me return the unit was how certain effects would inexplicably throw off the timing of a sequence. When I would activate the distressor on the master channel my snare suddenly was thrown off tempo. It wasn't just latency, either... the lights on the pad were off tempo, too. Even switching off that effect wouldn't fix it. I actually had to hit "stop" and "play" again and boom, the sample would be in time again. I wanted to import about 500 samples but I was horrified to discover that this would require importing each one at a time. Ugh. I guess I'm spoiled but this was so daunting for me. I tried upgrading to the latest firmware: 1.15, I think. This actually fixed the pad sensitivity. It's a lot better. But the effect timing glitches remained. At the end of the day I felt like I couldn't trust it either live or with my compositions. Sad, really. I considered getting an Octatrack but it's just too much sampler for me and the lack of polyphony turned me off. I ended up getting a Push 2 for use with Ableton. Yeah it's twice the price and requires a computer but it seems like the most holistically powerful option for the money. Firmware updates may iron this product out but they've had some time to do so and it was surprisingly bad for me. Pluses: Some of the samples were nice. The lights were fun. The kaos pad was fun for breakdowns. Some of the effects were pleasant.
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Style: Korg ELECTRIBES Sample Based Production ...
I really like the Electirbe Sampler. It's very solidly built. Very dense zinc body, and the battery power/portability is a plus. The backlit pads are velocity sensitive and have quick response, but not as good as a Maschine or Launchpad pads, but really nice to hit. The kaoss pad on the left is a fun way to add some variation to your patterns and the LED's underneath are a nice (visual) touch. The LEDs automatically change based on the audio out. Main audio out is through 1/4 inch jacks. The remaining ports are mini Jack. They provide two mini Jack to MIDI connectors. Onboard synth waveforms are basic, PCM waves and samples are decent. Effects are really good. Unfortunately the sample memory is limited to 270 seconds (mono) 48kHz (after deleting factory samples [99 sec before]). Also, it lacks pattern chaining. Note that the LED lights on the bottom don't work when the unit is running only on batteries. Also, it is very power hungry; It goes through batteries relatively fast and voice stealing happens if you have a really busy track or lots of effects. Nice update to the Electribe, version v2.02 added pattern chain, undo, and original value functions. Probably
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Style: Korg ELECTRIBES Sample Based Production ...
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