korg triton pro

Piano Type

Keyboard

Number Of Pedals

1

Number Of Keys

88

sorry didnt clean it off, first time on offer up il clean it when i sell it .ask for more pics video im happy to help .comes with case and stand if u want light scratches great for its age tested and ready to jam.The Korg Triton Pro is a music workstation synthesizer that was part of the highly successful Korg Triton series, first released in 1999. The "Pro" designation typically refers to the 76-key version, differentiating it from the original 61-key "Classic" model and the 88-key "ProX" with hammer action keys. Key Features and Specifications: * HI (Hyper Integrated) Synthesis System: At its core, the Triton Pro uses Korg's acclaimed HI synthesis system, which combines high-quality 48 kHz PCM samples (32 MB ROM, expandable) with powerful filtering and modulation capabilities. * Polyphony: It offered 62-voice polyphony, a significant increase over its predecessor, the Trinity. * Sampling: The Triton Pro featured a full 16-bit/48 kHz mono/stereo sampler with 16 MB of sample memory expandable up to 64 MB. It supported loading samples in AIFF, WAVE, and AKAI (S1000/S3000) formats. * Sequencer: It included a comprehensive 16-track sequencer with a resolution of 192 ppqn, a note capacity of 200,000 notes, and the ability to store up to 200 songs. It could read and write Standard MIDI Files (SMF 0 and 1). * Effects: The Triton Pro boasted a robust effects section with 5 stereo insert effects, 2 master effects, and a master 3-band EQ, offering a wide range of sonic manipulation. * User Interface: A notable feature was its TouchView Graphical User Interface (a touchscreen display), making navigation and parameter editing intuitive for its time. * Controllers: It included various real-time controllers such as a joystick, ribbon controller, four assignable knobs, and two assignable switches. * Expandability: The Triton Pro was designed for expandability, offering slots for additional sound synthesis boards (like the MOSS board for physical modeling) and PCM expansion boards. SCSI was an optional interface for external storage. * Connectivity: It provided six analog audio outputs, two analog inputs, headphone output, and full MIDI I/O (In, Out, Thru). Impact and Legacy: The Korg Triton series, including the Pro model, was incredibly popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s, becoming a staple in studios and on stages for countless artists across various genres. It was praised for its versatile sound palette, combining realistic acoustic sounds with powerful synth capabilities, and its all-in-one workstation functionality. While newer technologies have emerged, the Triton's distinctive sound and comprehensive features have left a lasting mark on music production history. Many of its sounds are now considered iconic of the era.

Brand

korg