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KORE will revolutionize the way you produce and perform. As the world’s first Universal Sound Platform, it integrates all your software instruments and effects into a single, unified interface. KORE gives you total control of your sound and instant, hands-on access with a real analog feel. |
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I'm looking forward to getting some more in-depth information on this thing. Looks promsing indeed. |
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yeah, this could def. be the shit. I was just recently discussing how Native Instruments should release their own sequencer. Considering they have some of the best instruments out there, its surprising they hadnt created an environment for them yet. Now its on! |
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Wait. This isnt quite a sequencer as much as its more a virtual rack of sorts. Looks like they took a nod from Reason's Combinator. |
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it's like...a host you have to use in your host....jaj they should've made it a dsp card. and gave it more knobs. that would've made it more interesting. |
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Doesn't appear to be many controls. |
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it expands on forever and ever. they were just arty and faded the rest out. so basically its a little box to run loads of shit off? sounds amazing. i wonder if h2o can crack that bad boy. |
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I don't get it. What make is much different from a Phat Boy? |
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Its not just a midi controller as far as I can tell. Its kind of the same thing as those creamware synthesizers, where its a hardware interface and host for their proprietary software. I hope at least. If its something that you need the computer running to use, that would make me very unhappy. |
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If native instruments released something like receptor for their own instruments, that would be beautiful. |
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the thing is that it's not a receptor kind of thing as far as I can see. it's more a fancy way of managing your presets and stuff. |
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Someone on kvr started the thread off with 'NATIVE INSTRUMENTS SEQUNCER' i was deply disapointed finding out it wasn't, then again.. when i look at how unstable and recourceful their reaktor package is it's not so bad. stilaktive Are you joking?.. those guys worked for fucking months and months on making a dongle that emulated the license for SX3, they will do just about anything to stay on the top. isnieZot Hey, if it's useful, and it's free.. why not. (p.s. don't correct me, you know what ima' talkin' bout') gl0tch Just read your post. I bet they have one in production, and when they release it you'll need a super amazing computer to withstand it's stupid requirements. |
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All they need to build is a hardware shell for absynth and kontakt with a decent sized lcd screen, and they could totally kill everybody in the hardware game. Litterally. Roland would be smeared all over the sidewalk. |
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It's a dongle. |
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That Open Synth Neko is already kind of like that. It is essentially an all-in-one windows computer built into a keyboard workstation. Seems convenient for workstation users who aren't as into modules, chains and midi mapping but just want one device they use but also want the flexibility and open options of a computer. |
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Of course with that you could have all the virtual modules you wanted without taking up the space of a hardware rig. |
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funny after i went back to the topic list I noticed you have a topic about that very thing |
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yeah excub i was taking the piss willy. obviously some dude in korea can't crack hardware. saying that though i got cracked SX3. but it sucks/not much different/quite buggy. so i stuck to my legit sx 2 |
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True. But I still can't open up and make music with software musicmakers and feel like I didn't just fuck a 50 year old whore. It feels cheap for some reason. I guess people use what they feel comfortable with, and the idea of having a dedicated hardware interface for software synthesizers seems to make sense to me. The neko and meko seem to work, as they are a dedicated music making computer that has all its components arranged to make musicmaking as conductive as possible. But in the end, I like making music with different modular components. Last night I recorded a loop of me plugging and unplugging cables from my patchbay through a distortion pedal into my quadraverb gt. I took that look and processed/recorded that into the sampler of my kaos pad, and then relooped that back into my quadraverb. It was practically just playing with feedback, but it was still more fun than anything I can remember making in reason. |
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yea! I mean I've done that too. We had one track where I programmed out some patterns on an old Yamaha RY30 and then did multiple routes out to my synths vocoder, my friends triton and then a bunch of guitar pedals and each of three of us did modulations to the feed we were getting and recorded that to Cubase. Then we switched, did it a few times more then that was what we used as source to arrange the song, which of course then we used VSTs to fill out what was there. I am just all about options myself. If I had more money I would definetly get an opensynth, but I wouldn't want it to be my only piece of gear. |
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looks shitty |
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looks also like they are aiming for the performers for laptop shows and stuff is it software/hardwares fault if its options are wide open and you still make unoriginal and shit music? KNOBS, HEY, KNOBS, YOOOOOOOOOO YO YO YO YO UP HERE SPINNIN, YA. LISTEN 2 ME UP THE REVERB ON THIS DRUM LOOP , YO YEAH ZANY TWISTIN YEAH HEHE |
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So, it looks like a vst hardware host and (very limited) midi controller, with built in presets for NI softsynths and anything else is just speculation at this stage, then? Hardly revolutionary, is it? |
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I'll see if I can get a test unit for BIYC Records. |
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Yes, even though it's essentially a PC in a box with a midi controller with fewer knobs than a stadium full of eunuchs, I'm sure it'll improve my music 100%. If you could get a second one for me, I'd be much obliged. Feel free to pay for it with my advance for royalties from the BIYC Limited Edition DVD-R. Cheers. |
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