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Is microStation a synth or a sequencer? It's both!

Korg microStation

By Future Music published

Korg's micro and workstation ranges get it on

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The SV-1 is availble in 73- and 88-note versions.

Korg SV-1

By Future Music published

Vintage keyboard sounds in a flash-looking case

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The M3 Xpanded has more sounds, a better sequencer and an improved touchscreen.

Korg M3 Xpanded

By Future Music published

This high-spec workstation just got a little better

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The M50 is light enough to take anywhere.

Korg M50

By Future Music published

A portable, affordable workstation

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Proteus sounds for the rock composer.

Cakewalk E-MU Proteus 2000

By Computer Music published

More than 1000 workstation-like patches.

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You can do pretty much everything with a Fantom-G.

Roland Fantom-G6

By MusicRadar Team published

The 2008 version of the Fantom makes it a workstation to be reckoned with

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The TR sits squarely in the middle of the Triton range

Korg TR Music Workstation

By MusicRadar Team published

A brand new workstation that's placed slap-bang in the middle of Korg's Triton series.

Workstations
The LCD panel is crisp and clear.

Yamaha MM6

By MusicRadar Team published

For home practice, project-studio songwriting and an amount of live performance, the MM6 delivers well and for not a lot of dosh.

Workstations
The Fusion packs an awful lot into one ready to use unit

Alesis Fusion 8HD

By Future Music published

Alesis' Fusion workstation rivals any digital multi-tracker, straight out of the box

Workstations
The Korg M1: 250,000 of them were made between 1988 and 1995, and sold for £1499

Blast from the past: Korg M1

By Computer Music last updated

Like a motorway

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