Korg Kaossilator
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Intuative X/Y touch interface
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- 01908-857130 Opening Hours 10am - 12.30pm, 2pm - 4.30pm, Mon-Fri
- or email at support@korg.co.uk
- Approximately 10.6cm (W) x 12.9cm(D) x 2.9cm (H)
- Weight: 154g / 5.43 oz. (without batteries)
- Requires 4xAA Batteries (test batteries included, but battery life may vary)
- Battery life approximately 5 hours with alkaline batteries
- Can also be powered with an AC adaptor (not included)
- Pocket sized musical synthesiser
- Easy to use. Intuative touch pad is quick to learn - no previous musical experience required
- 100 powerful sound programs including leads, accoustic, bass, chords, effects and drums
- 31 scale patterns let you easily play a wide variety of perfect phrases
- 50 types of gate arpeggiation for complex rhythmic patterns
- Loop Recording allows multiple phrase overdubbing for complete grooves
- Output stereo audio via the built in headphone jack with volume or use the phono/RCA audio-out jacks
- Portable. Runs on 4 AA Batteries
- Different Sound Programs: 100
- Musical Scale Patterns: 31
- Key Range: +/- 12
- Types of Gate Arpeggiator: 50
- Stereo Playback
- Sampling Frequency: 48kHz
- D-A Conversion: 24-bit Linear
- Programs: 100 including synth basses and leads, natural instruments, chorded sounds and drum sounds
- Drum Patterns: 10
- Musical Patterns: 31
- Types of Gated Arpeggiators: 50
- Key Range: ±12
- Connectors: Stereo line out (Dual Phono/RCA), mini headphone out
- Sampling Frequency: 48kHz
- DA Conversion: 24-bit linear
- Included Items: Owner's Manual, parameter sheet, four AA "test" batteries
- AC Adapter: Optional AC adapter-ready, not included
Reviews
Press Reviews...
Touchscreen gadgetry continues to be all the rage, and this multitouch devise is one of the most compelling we've come across...PC Advisor - Apr '09
This dynamic phrase synthesizer has a huge array of beats, synth and instrumental noises built in. Play with the touchpad for some crazy old school analogue effects and loops.Loaded - Apr '09
With a few taps on the touchscreen, you can access over 100 synth and percussive sounds and samples for music-making fun.What Mobile - Mar '09
..is the first synthesiser that can fit in your hand - it would have saved Jean-Michel Jarre a lot of leaping about between banks of synths if it had been out in the eighties. Live - Mar '09
..is the first synthesiser that can fit in your hand - it would have saved Jean-Michel Jarre a lot of leaping about between banks of synths if it had been out in the eighties. Live - Mar '09
"It's a portable unit, featuring 100 synth or percussion sounds, 31 scales and 50 arpeggiators; and it's a great way to make music on the move."PC Format - Mar '09
"The deeply alluring prospect of a pocket synthesiser is brought to life by Korg in the small but rugged Kaossilator... its output is exceptionally listenable."The Guardian - Mar '09
"Hours of fun"Zoo - Mar '09
"Trendy electronic music maker."Nuts - Mar '09
Visitor Reviews...
This is an excellent piece of kit. I bought it mostly to keep me busy on the one and a half hour bus journey into university every day. It really hooks you right in with its various synth and drum sounds (although 10 or so drum sounds appears limited, there are actually several beats within every patch) and the battery life has been pretty impressive. An alternative solution to Baz from Ipswich's problem with the 8 bar loop is to use a freeware program like Audacity, hook your Kaossilator to your computer via an audio in port and you can build up entire songs with ease by recording and creating new loops. This is a great tool for serious musicians and bedroom musicians everywhere. Check it out.Garry Lee, East Kilbride, Scotland - Sep '09
The Kaossilator is amazing! You can play practically every kind of music with it. All my friends have to play on it every time they see it! Baz complained about the Kaossilator only having 8 bars, but actually you can make it get 16. Before you turn it on, hold down the Loop Rec/Play button and the Tap/BPM button at the same time. While still holding down the buttons, turn the Kaossilator on. The display should show: DLY. Let go of the buttons and enjoy 16 bars of looping! Only drawback is that it doesn't count like it does with the 8 bar loop. If you don't like it, turn it back off and everything is fixed :).Noah, Denmark - Mar '09
Baz from Ipswich. .
You want 16 Bars ? Easy :)
Before you turn on, hold down the BPM/TAP button. Then turn it on still holding it down. Now when it's on let go. You now have 16 bars :).Danny, London - Sep '09
A bit like painting your hall through your letter box and of course no midi in or out that I can see, which is a shame. I wouldn't buy it, even as a fun thing, remember the Stylophone? It's a bit like that a 'one trick pony' compromised through lack of accessibility and expansion. Shame, a real opportunity was missed here by Korg I think.Cal, Falkirk - Nov '09
Tempted - a 'proper' mini synth! But please, lose the demo video. I nearly fell asleep....Jon, Rickmansworth - May '09
This is an amazing bit of kit. I got one for Christmas from the missus. Everyone was addicted to it within seconds. Only one draw-back is that it only saves an 8bar loop. So I need to get more kit to maximise it's potential. You can do so much with it though.Baz, Ipswich - Feb '09
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