In addition to standard sounds that will never grow old, Krome EX88 provides numerous programs and PCM data, including piano programs prepared specifically for this product. This instrument provides high-quality and immediately-usable sounds that take full advantage of Krome's high-performance specs. The body features a revamped build and look to accompany the programs.
Carefully Selected Sounds with Immediate Usability
Krome EX88 answers the question "What sounds should be provided by today's go-to workstation synth?" First, Korg focused on EDM (Electronic Dance Music). Its rich, effect-laden polyphonic sounds that evoke massive rooms, clear and crisp synth leads, and punchy drum kits that get listeners moving are some of the staple sounds that have been added to the sound library. Ethnic instruments such as steel pan, kalimba, and kokyu, as well as Hollywood-type sound effects frequently used in movie trailers or commercials are also provided. Krome EX88 features a musical catalog for today, where users can simply select a program and immediately begin composing fresh-sounding tracks.
Krome EX's Piano Sounds are Crucial
Piano sounds are critically important for nearly every keyboard instrument. The Krome EX88 is equipped with redeveloped grand piano sounds. These sounds were recorded under the supervision of Seigen Ono, the authority on DSD recording and mastering, and provide a beautifully clear sound that builds on the success of the "German D Grand" that exemplifies the original Krome, further expanding the range of piano sounds. An upright piano frequently used in pop is also included.
Drum Sounds with Fine-Tune Control Over Resonance
When producing on a music workstation, the built-in drum kits play a major role. The Krome EX88 provides a massive collection of more than 2,500 drum samples to power its 48 preload kits. One of the notable kits is "Jazz Ambience Drums." Its generous sound takes advantage of Krome EX's high-capacity PCM memory and delivers clarity and realism to your mix. Adjusting the mix balance between the direct sound (a mic placed near the head or cymbal) and the ambient sound (recorded from a distant mic to capture the resonance of the room), allows you to create a rich drum sound that has exactly the balance and character that you want.
Electric Pianos with Beautiful Warmth and Realism
For many keyboardists, a realistic electric piano sound is just as critical as an artisanal acoustic piano sound. Krome features three types of electric pianos. Eight velocity levels have been used to ensure faithful expression response. Lavish amounts of PCM memory have been used for this purpose, to the extent that just one of these electric piano types contains more sample data
