Do I understand it correctly that all you need to play around with the Pro VS Mini is something like your ARTURIA keyboard (maybe the more affordable Behringer Swing), a Midi cable to connect the two, a powerbank to power both devices and headphones to be able to hear what is played (or a Bluetooth speaker that has an AUX in)? Can you use and play around with them like that or do you need a e.g. PC and a DAW and other kind of software to make it work in the first place? Because if that's it, that's only 99€ for the PRO VS Mini + 65€ for the Swing + 5€ max for a short Midi Cable and since most of us already have USB cables and a powerbank (or USB wall brick/charger) the whole setup to play and have fun would be about 170€.
@@adl-musiclab Wow... that's perfect! I might have found a new hobby. If I'm still interested by Christmas I might get myself some presents 😁 Thanks for replying.
@@adl-musiclab Oh, one more question if I may... Assuming there's free presents somewhere on the net (for people with basically 0 budget after the purchase - for a start), are there some basic percussion/drums presets that would allow you to - with just that setup - also play in a rythm sequence to play everything else over/along to or are there strictly and only sythesizer sounds? (Did a quick google search last night but couldn't find anything in that regard. Just wondering, since this is only half the fun if drums cannot be added with it as well.)
Incredibile come sia così poco conosciuto John Field, giusto al Conservatorio. La cultura musicale in Italia è ancora insufficiente, rispetto alla miriade di grandi compositori che abbiamo avuto, ma anche per la comprensione storica del fenomeno
Nice to see some love for Wavesequencing these days. Back in the early 90s I bought a Wavestation AD module and was mocked by all my muso friends, who thought it was just gimmicky and unusable in most songs. It was neither of those things and I spent hours programming the thing, mesmerised by what came out of it. The Wavestate takes everything that was great about its grandpa and dials it all up to 11. A stunning synth.
It's not difficult at all! It's not difficult at all! I made two soundpacks by myself in a few days. If you want, you can find them on my RU-vid channel ("Venus" and "Versus" soundbanks)
Hello! im interested on buying your pack, i have a couple of questions. When you load the pack to the VS pro the original sounds are deleted? can you save them for future use? also do you have any other pack like this?
Hello! The Factory Presets will be overwritten because the instrument only has 32 memory slots. However, you can get them back directly from the instrument in a few seconds with a Factory Reset or with a backup by Sysex message. That's so easy to do, don't worry! And I'll send you a PDF file with all the instructions that you need. I also sell another pack that is called "Versus". I'll send you the link in another comment. Thank you!
the new korgs from the last 12 years? dont sound as good as this, i heard the kronos and the nautilus, they sound dry next to this and other modern workstations
Excellent! Thank you for this clip! If Korg made this, it would cost $200 and have a bricked sequencer -- if Roland made this, it would be really nice, but cost $200 and have other limitations. The point is, Behringer is doing it right!
Quick inquiry: Is the download for this quick & immediate, like Spitfire Labs & Odin II, or are there those restrictive account signups/fields & special zipfiles/drivers? Most excellent demo series btw, thankyou!
beautifu l keyboard i have had for 2 years korg Titon Classic.....and than for 14 years Korg Triton Extreme. Now for 3 years i have a Korg Krome ex....i l ove Korg.....
I got the same one and love it but could never bring it to a gig unless you got a fork lift. The thing weighs like a million pounds. My only other issue is that the memory on it got screwed throughout the years and I lost all of my material. So now it's my digital grand piano!
