Korg KingKORG Demo - no talking - 

Looks great 🙌

It sure is!! Thanks for the info 🙌🎹

Thank you very much!🙏🎹

Glad you like it! Many thanks 🙏🎹

true 🎹

They just announced the King Korg Neo (in the same form factor as the OPSix and Wavestate).

@ptkelly80 yes saw it this morning :)

Good point. Aliasing is a thing that doesn't get talked about enough. I've had the same annoyance with my former Nord Lead 2. It just ran into a brick wall at certain frequencies. The Kingkorg seems like a good bread&butter-synth, would probably befenit from proper external effects. Put a few effect pedals after it, to warm it up and get some grit out of it and you can have yourself a great powerhouse!

Thats kind of true :)

@@NicolasMelis Not with the tube and boost cranked!

Thank you 🙏 borrowed it from a friend and had it here for a couple of hours so i thought i should make a short video :)🎹

i've have one in silver, if you are close to cardiff. Thinking of selling it.

I owned the black edition and loved, loved loved loved the sound of this magnificent beast. But I sold because the keybed is atrociously bad. Like I mean bad bad. There's a special place in hades for the lead product officer who decided to do such a terrible evil decision to put that keybed into this otherwise legendary synth.

@@jamestillman5247 yes!! The keybed is not very good :)

@@jamestillman5247 i always wondered why they never made a module version of it, but it seems it was not the time for modules yet and Korg is notorious for not making a modules even when ppl beg for it (monologue\opsix etc.)

I think the reason could be your lack of skills to program a synth.

@@jesuscuadrado2920 well,actually that is not the reason. It sounds thin ,harsh (aliasing effect) fake analog. My digital synths have more body and fatness than the king korg.Oh And by the way:I ‘ve been in math,physics, electrical and electronics engineering like for 32 years and i know how to generate, modify and process audio signals. Thus :I know how to tweek a synth.

@@DanielOrtiz-fm5lq You played "once", so you don't really know this synth. I've been playing and programming it for 5 years and I can assure you that it sounds as aggressive or as soft as you want (but, of course, you have to know how to program it). I've also owned synthesizers of all types, prices, and conditions over the last 40 years (digital and analog), so I know that almost any synthesizer can sound great if you know it and know how to program it. I own now other synthesizers that I like better than the KingKorg, but it doesn't lack "body" or anything like that. I think you need to know him more. You are simply judging something you don't know.

@@jesuscuadrado2920 well.I understand that many synths are sought after not because of its traditional analog sound, but for the sweet,thin sound .like the ppg . And it is ok.all sound (timbre) are important in the sonorous gamut. But the reason Im talking about this synth is because I’ve played korg keyboards many times and they’ve always surprised me , but the king korg is the exception ti the rule. The first korg synth i played was a dw8000 ,a very good one.

⁠@@DanielOrtiz-fm5lqI prefer to listen with my ears and owning one I know how good this sounds, particularly on lead sounds. Listen to Mex comparing this with a Oberheim OB-X8 and you will see what I mean. Just a shame Korg didn’t update the user interface, give it a better keyboard with aftertouch and price it right.