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Big update for handheld instrument
Ben Rogerson, Thu 19 Jan 2012, 6:02 pm GMT
Korg's Kaossilator 2: the fun-sized phrase synth. Click the image for more photos.
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NAMM 2012: Having extended the Kaossilator concept with Pro and iOS versions, Korg has returned to its original handheld phrase synth and come up with an updated model.
Kaossilator 2 certainly looks strikingly different to its predecessor - in fact, it reminds us of that little electronic device that couriers ask you to sign on when they bring you a parcel - and it's more feature-packed, too.
Tone generation has been improved, loop recording facilities have been expanded and you can jam with another person to create 'DJ-like' mixes. There's also an OEL display, touch slider, microSD slot and built-in speaker and mic.
All of which sounds like a recipe for a lot of fun: Kaossilator 2 will be available in April at a predicted price of £168. Full details below the video.
Introducing the Kaossilator 2; the palm-size phrase synthesizer that can be played by anyone, at any place, and at any time.
Introduced in 2007, the Kaossilator has won high acclaim as the original gadget instrument and gave rise to the Kaossilator PRO and iKaossilator for iPhone.
Now say hello to the impressive Kaossilator 2. Boasting a powered-up sound generator, Kaossilator 2 delivers synth and drum sounds spanning a wide range of genres, plus dramatically expanded loop recording.
Kaossilator 2 is packed with capabilities that can be enjoyed alone on or together with other people. Use two loops to create DJ-like mixes. Use the internal mic to record guitar, vocal, or other audio source – just as with a looper effect.
The Organic Electroluminescent (OEL) display provides superb visibility. Add to that a touch slider for ease of use, microSD card data saving, plus a built-in speaker and mic. All of these features reflect the enhancements incorporated into the sleek and exciting Kaossilator 2.
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