Korg Nautilus First Impressions! - Is it Better than the Legendary Korg Oasys?
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Today Jack gets his hands on the Korg Nautilus for the first time and experiments with the raw power this beast of a synth has to offer. We even take a trip back in time and compare the Nautilus to the Korg Oasys to see if new is always better. | tinyurl.com/yh9bvn9u
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The Korg Nautilus pushes the boundaries of what a performance synth and workstation is capable of! Featuring nine engines that offer massive expressive power, the Korg Nautilus has everything you would ever need. But can it stand up against the legendary Korg Oasys? Is new always better?
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⏰ Timestamps ⏰
» 0:00 Intro Jam
» 1:10 First Look at the Korg Nautilus and teasing the Korg Oasys
» 3:15 Let's Have a Little Listen to the First Patch!
» 5:47 Patch 2
» 7:38 Patch 3
» 9:50 Patch 4
» 10:41 Patch 6
» 11:19 Patch 7
» 11:44 Patch 8
» 12:16 Patch 9 (The Best 😉)
» 12:56 Quickly Running Through Some Other Sounds
» 15:36 Customizing the Patches
» 17:15 Letting Taytay choose the Patches
» 19:21 Let's Get Groovy!
» 20:36 Introducing The Korg Oasys!!
» 24:05 What Can It Do?
» 32:35 Jamming Out
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Woah, I'm blown away by the Oasys Jack - you're right, it does reveal a lot of Korg's evolution in the last years - I own a Wavestate and I hear and see a lot of that in the Oasys! Also I'm so glad Tay Tay's still here! It'd be great to see you on cam before you head, mate! Thank you! 💙
Just love my Oasys ❤️ Thanks for demo 😀
The KORG OASYS is my dream keyboard! Thanks for sharing it with us!!
The upright on the Nautilus sounds beautiful! And the Oasys is just beautiful
I must say that Oasys looks like a flight case even without the flight case :D what a beast
87 lbs
I had bought one well really 2 from guitar center and they both showed up crunched by ups so they had to give me a new out of the box kronos 2 for $1800.00
That intro is gorgeous Jack!!
I bought a Korg Nautilus in 2022, and i love my Korg Nautilus. The Nautilus has the Oasys piano sounds. The Korg M3 Oasys Kronos and Nautilus are from the same family. But the one thing i like about the Oasys is the quality of the sound, which most modern keyboards miss. I enjoy my Korg Nautilus.
I just got myself a Korg oasys and I am impressed by the amazing things it can do! the virtual analog stuff where you can plug in the cables like a real analog synth, the amount of effects is staggering, things like record crackle and rotory effects with a long list of parameters for each effect and the 2000+ arpeggios are great. I just made my own combi sound combining 3 pianos, 2 string and a flute and it sounds amazing, so much control also the vocoder works great I was able to make some awesome sounding vocoder sounds.
I moved my Triton Studio Pro to gigging duties recently so was on the lookout for a 2nd hand Kronos 88 for the studio. Then came upon an Oasys 88 for £1400 - I'd bought it before I could breathe in again - I remember seeing one in the flesh in 2005 and thinking I would never own one. I got it home 3 days ago and I don't think I've slept or eaten since...
You’re a lucky dude !
I honestly couldn't believe it, I thought there was a typo 😁
Bought mine in mint condition for $ 3,000 back when they were going for 5 to 6 thousand used with some wear and tear to them. I got real lucky to come across deal like that. About 8 years ago, I think.
Hard to keep track of time that passes by...
It still is in mint condition, and it's the centerpiece of my gear.
It sounds absolutely phenomenal, very clean, just superb even that the technology made some leaps since then. There is something they did to it that still makes it sound like the king of keyboards it was designed to be..
The keybed is second to none. No other keybed on any keyboard I've ever played felt so good as it does on the OASYS.
I loved it then and I love it just the same now.
I wonder how many of these are left in the world in pristine condition.
KORG made only 3 000 of them. (I've read somewhere that it was so expensive to make them that KORG actually lost money on it - but they made up for it with KRONOS, the stripped down version of OASYS that sold like hotcake).
It's been now 17 years since the first one hit the market.
Still the best sounding keyboard in my gear even as the other pieces in my weaponry are no slouch, either.
I just bought a Nautilus 61 key. I looked at your review and did many comparisons to Roland and Yamaha. The Korg sold me .
I'm just here to listen this guy improvise, so smooth lol. Greetings man.
The Oasys is pretty much the antithesis of what I want in a keyboard these days, but damn, it’s an impressive beast that looks bonkers fun to jam on! Thanks for hauling it out in all its mid aughts glory for this demo.
Had a Korg Kronos for a couple of years and loved it. Something about the Nautilus sounds like it's being held back, and not the full audio spectrum is coming out(a bit thinner I guess)(different A/D convertor perhaps). Kind of like the difference between the Yamaha ModX and the Montage.
Both the Nautilus and the ModX come close to their flagship cousin, but to my ears, a slight difference, and I'm listening on the same headphones I've used with these other synths.
If you really want the Kronos richness, save up your money and get the real deal, it's totally worth it.
If your budget simply will never allow a Kronos, I'm sure you'll be very happy with the Nautilus.
Great demo Jack. Your enthusiasm and love for keyboards are worth watching every time! Anderton's GIVE THIS MAN A RAISE! lol
It's interesting that you mention the slight audio quality difference between Kronos and Nautilus. I owned a Korg T3EX for 25 years and it sounded slighter richer and crisper than my Korg X5D and a friend's N364. It was very hard to describe but the T3 just sounded a little bit better.
Agreed
KRONOS 2 actually sounds as good as the OASYS. I still have my OASYS that I got new in 2007. 2 years ago it took a dive on me when the hard drive crashed and had to get it recovered. I’m waiting for a new SSD to come in so I can transfer my music and sounds from the last 12 years into the new drive.
I’ve been using my Triton Extreme the last two years and as much as I LOVE my Triton Extreme I REALLY miss the expressiveness and the unbelievably beautiful sound of my OASYS. There’s nothing quite like sitting in front of one and actually be able to make music on it. I’ve used everything on it exclusively and while it’s a far cry from a DAW, it’s honestly THE BEST experience creating and sequencing tracks on it because of what a dream it is to use. Even in comparison to a KRONOS 2, there’s literally NOTHING quite like it.
If you can get a good condition OASYS 76 or 88, jump on it and prepare to never look back!
Alot of these boards sadly are getting riddled with hard drive failures and no one knows what to do when it happens to them, because they don’t have the discs and the know how to be able to put in a new drive and get it up and running again. It’s quite the process and it can literally happen out of NOWHERE, which is what happened to me.
It took me TWO YEARS off and on to finally figure out what the hell happened to mine when my hard drive crashed and I had to have my drive recovered so I can get my sounds and music back that’s irreplaceable.
So if you get one, watch out for that and keep regular backups.
This is also the reason they made the KRONOS with an SSD and put an Intel Atom CPU in it. It runs a LOT cooler, it’s far more reliable as it’s less prone to failure. They made a lot of improvements to the KRONOS 2, especially because of the hardware changes.
But as I said there’s nothing quite like the OASYS. So if you get one, replace that hard drive with an SSD PRONTO!
I tried a Korg Kronos 2 V3 and a Nautilus recently, the Kronos doesn't sound as thin as the last time I tried one, and the Nautilus sounds just as good, but even cleaner.
Maybe that Nautilus you heard was a bad one?
@@Jason75913 My impressions were based on UA-cam demos for the Nautilus, and of course YT compresses audio. But I've listened to demos of the Kronos on YT and it sounds better to me, plus based on my own experience having one and recording with it. Don't get me wrong, I think it sounds wonderful, but they do have different A/D convertors which can affect the quality of the output.
My Korg M3 is very much the Oasys…huge sound, chord pads , Karma, and many of the same patches….just massive sound
Love your playing Jack, very tasteful snd you always find just the perfect chord. 10/10!
Jack, Tim Shoebridge and yourself are my favorite keyboard and synth videos. Tim does acknowledge he’s not much of a humorist but you are and a hell of a lot of fun to watch! The Captain is my favorite guitar guy and if I weren’t in the states I’d be there and Andertons! Anyhoo, the Nautilus looks and sounds great, but I don’t think I’ll ever update from the Kronos because of the drawbars and I’ve already put in multi gigabyte solid state drives and Bluetoothed the thing! I can’t imagine anything outdoing that! Sure I have other synths too, but Kronos is and always will be my hardcore workstation. The Nautilus does look lighter than 100 pounds though, that’s why I have a PSR S770 though, I’m a freak and upgraded it as well, although it’s not a sampler. That’s just my opinion as it stands right now. I love your videos and thank you for the knowledge and entertainment! Rex
Fantastic video! Thanks Amazing Korg Oasys! Waiting for the new Korg Kronos..
Oasys is, was and always will be my favorite synthesizer
That was Keith Emersons go to keyboard and it still sounds absolutely tremendous!!
That Karma sound called "Espress Lead" is also at Korg Kronos. Great video as always, Jack! Cheers from Chile.
I believe it was on the Triton Classic as well. At least a patch by the same name.
On a side note for, "Made In Japan," Hammond Organ (and Leslies) were bought out by Suzuki of Japan, but organs were still manufactured in Chicago. When the Kung Flu came on the scene, democrat Chicago major Lightfoot declared Hammond's factory "non-essential" and order them to shut down. The owners had to sneak into their own business during the night and haul their inventory to their house, where they finished filling outstanding orders for Organs and Leslies until nothing was left. The execs at Suzuki were outraged about Lightfoot shutting down Hammond, so they built their own factories to start making them in Japan. An entire factory and jobs forever gone from the U.S.
The way I found out about all this was that some months ago I wanted to buy a Leslie but they were sold out worldwide, which was puzzling since Hammond had been building them nonstop for some 50 years. I found a contact in Los Angeles who filled me in on what caused this shortage, and said a new shipment from Japan was going to hit a few US music stores that week, that I should check with them everyday. Sure enough, Sweetwater got a few in and I snagged one of them. Then they were sold out again.
Glad you got one. They're deliberately destroying everything to bring it down and "remake" it. And I'm not talking about Organs and Leslies.
wtf, just what in the flying fck
Great Playing Man!
Thank you for this amazing demo of both the Nautilus and the OASYS !
You play so well.
WOW ! I've always been a huge KORG fan, and I currently own an M3 (no relation at all to the M1 - very close to the OASYS in fact) , a Z1, a Prophecy, a MicroKORG XL, a MicroX (Triton sound engine) and a TR-Rack (had a Trinity but it blew up 😞). I also own an Access Virus TI snow, Roland XV-5080, Yamaha MX-88 and a Waldorf Micro-Q. Have owned more than 50 Boards & Modules over the year, for live and session work.
You can see and hear elements of the OASYS in most of the workstations that KORG has produced since. But unlike the other major manufacturers who tend to simply recycle old sounds and features. KORG continue to remain on the cutting edge when it comes to innovation. Look at OPSYS and so many others.
But if you compare the Nautilus and the OASYS, the huge improvement is obviously in the pianos and electric pianos.
When the Kronos came out with NINE sound engines,
it seemed so far ahead of the competitors,
I honestly wondered how they could compete at all.
I'll never get rid of my M3 because there's just nothing like it,
especially live in terms of a huge and very OASYS-like sound.
I would like to see the Nautilus 88-key with the "light scale" keyboard...
as always, you, Jack, and Tony too, the Anderton's duo, give by far the best demo videos on you tube. That being said: a lot of those combination sounds on the OASYS are also on the Kronos, but when you played the individual programs on the OASYS, specifically, the piano, EP and strings, they were not nearly as crisp and sharp and clear as the current Nautilus model. So , Korg HAS evolved in sound quality over the years.
True...but...oftentimes it's older tech that has its own "better thans" newer tech...
Jupiter 8....OB8...909's...808's...Pro0hetVS....Memorymoogs...days of old fetching prices 2-3 times today more than at their release.
Despite many productive increases in their construction:
The Wheel is still simply a wheel.
My Oasys is still pristine clean and no doubt be an heir loom, or I'll haunt my seeds consistently!!
Unfortunately technology will end life as we know it...Unfortunately.
Play On Folks!! 🎶🎵🎶🎸🎹🪘🎺💃🏿🤗
Jack at his absolute best... needs to play more!
That Oasys sounds so huge, I'm starting to understand why people love Korg for their pads. 😁
I like the piano sound from the Nautilus, but holy sh* the OASYS does sound HUGE!! Nice video.
"it remind me of better times..." so true. Great Job again, Jack
Jack, not wanting to sound to weird...but Dude, i love listening to you play a piano...keep it going!
Every demo video is like a free lesson in musical styles, keyboard technique and music theory. Everything I know I've learned from Jack's videos
What’s weird about that?
@@nixonkutz3018 hahaha what?
@@mclekrell just watch his hands and do what he does - instant pro
@@nixonkutz3018 that’s not how it works
This is beautiful i have the Korg m3 not much video on it wish some will go into dept about it
What I’d really like to see is a desktop version of Nautilus or Kronos. If Korg could could fit the concept in a Rev2 module form factor and price range then it would be an instant buy for me.
KORG OASIS is legend. It’s nice to see it. I will take it over Nautilus every day.
Beautiful organ sounds 👍Jack , You just get Better and better, and my offer still stands - come over to Copenhagen , and You got a band !
Great Demo, Thank you
Nice looking synth. Sounds amazing also1
This is the most amazing thing I've seen! 2 grand is a bargain compared to the Nautilus. Jack is just the best.
Another great video, Jack. I'm fortunate enough to be the owner of an Oasys that I bought used in 2009. It was expensive, but it wasn't $8,000... still, it was a lot. Obviously technology has changed a lot since then, and I've gone through a lot of synths, plug-ins and even a couple of DAWs. But Jack nails it at the end -- there's something really special about the Oasys. You can't explain it until you've sat in front of one. It is extremely high class. The UI is just so well designed, and editing on a 10" touchscreen is amazing. There are many, many tools now that are more "powerful" -- any DAW with Omnisphere and Kontakt, for example. But "specs" aren't the only "features." Elegance, workflow, and build quality are features, too. (A Steinway grand has zero GB of RAM...) Your laptop has better specs, but the Oasys is way more classy, more fun, and it won't distract you with email, software updates, reminders, and iMessage. It's hard to describe how well made and elegant it is -- the Kronos faders and knobs feel rinky-dink compared to it. It can do really deep synthesis, too -- not just one-key-elevator-music compositions. I keep wishing Korg would release an Oasys v2 or a next-gen Kronos but everything seems to be moving to the consumer end. I'll never get rid of mine.
Mine either...probably have mine cremated with me!! 🙏🏿🕊💖
I bought mine brand new for $9700 in 2008. It was the first time I sat in front of a synthesizer and was truly an "instrument" that you could use and play. You felt connected to the instrument. Haven't had this feeling since. I sold mine for $1800 and some years later regretted it and bought a defective non playing one for $750. I should've kept my original and brand new scratch free, but oh well.
Commedy gold moments on this, I love these reveiws
jack seems so 'at home' with the Oasys. What an amazing bit of kit...
Nice one Jack! Would love to get a kurzweil demo on the show to know your thoughts.
Andertons only feature equipment that they stock, so no joy on the Kurzweil front.
whats the nautilus startup time is it over 2minutes like the kronos?
The Oasys is based on a Pentium 4 PC running a custom Linux, and it can do all that. Its successors (Kronos, Nautilus) have updated hardware. This makes Windows look rather inefficient, if you think about it.
So, does the sampled piano ambience layer cut the polyphony in half to 50 then?
Oasys is still my favorite keyboard synth I own!
In 2012, my music store here in Leipzig had the Oasys and I was allowed to play with it. It was God for me whom I hardly dared to touch. And now I hear the Oasys again and I still say today: the Oasys is the king of Korg. It has incredible power deep inside, and the construction is absolutely stable. I have an offer to buy an Oasys at the moment. Now I have to start saving money. Oasys 4 ever !!!
I hope you get it soon too!! I use mine for the moment solely for my enjoyment.
My other gear is sufficient for music but da "O"....it's my achievement and life's pinnacle indeed.
Nothing wrong with that.
Get it off the list....and get it!! 😉
That viewing window was the best on any keyboard ever!! Period!!
OASYS and Kronos were the absolute peak in music workstation in terms of technology.
Yep, true. But now Yamaha is running away with the prize. Their latest montage sounds phenomenal. Might have to sell the oasys to get that instead...
@@alshk6763 You won't be getting the classic sounds from your Oasys from that new montage. It's two different styles.
is the Oasys still for sale and do you ship to USA ?
In the words of the film Jaws.... we’re gonna need a bigger table!
🦈
New to your channel, love your energy and charisma. I never got the chance to own an oasis. I’ve owned the triton rack, triton Le, triton studio, and the Kronos. If it wasn’t for the dated interface issues with modern daws, I would love to own an oasis, except it’s too big for my small studio, and where could I find one, eBay?
I’ve got an Oasys for sale…..just been repaired at Korg….in a flight case £2000. I’m in France.
The oasys is a great big elevator music machine. Looks like an entire studio mixing console.
And the mixing console machine it is. It does everything and more.
However, I think that because it does so many things so well (even by today's standards), it does get bit too complex and it tends to steal valuable time from anyone who wants to create and just play.
I use only a fraction of what it can do, and I use my other gear to do other things.
I had mine beefed up, it's now a sound powerhouse, and always the first keyboard I play out of the 5 total.
It's sound is what grabs you.
The demo hear didn't do it justice.
When you turn on the combo and disable the backing track software, that's where you get unbelievable sound colors with insane quality.
I like to use those and work with them, which is quite interesting due to board layout. You can actually work 3 different real time modifying features with fingers on your one hand.
The sound you can get of of this thing is often unreal - all without any other additional gear or pedals.
It took me a long time before I could do the things I do on it now.
To some nerds, the OASYS might be outdated when compared with today's machines and what have you.
But most of these people never even touched this keyboard, never heard it in real life so they have no idea how great it sounds, how fantastic the keybed is, and how easily and fast you can employ many of it's features, all at the same time and all while you're playing.
You know those are the people that jump from gear to gear in hope the next one will be the miracle that will make them famous or whatever.
Originally, I found OASYS very complicated and it always seemed to steer me away from whatever I intended to do with it. I spent more time in parameter guide than with the instrument itself. Then it came to me that this is a keyboard that can suit well any type of keyboardist and that I simply just have to find the way for the keyboard working for me, bit vice versa Once I accomplished that, then I was able to benefit my needs.
Other guy will appreciate other stuff OASYS can do, and so on.
I learned how to do my things on it, and in conjunction with my other gear, it gives me genuine satisfaction.
And boy, did I mention the keybed?
I have a mint (restored) condition Triton Extreme 88. Tempted by Oasys…. So tempted.
nice vibe @ 17:31 . thanks!
If I could play good enough I'd be on a mostly empty cruise ship right now in the Covid lounge with this keyboard and presets.
That was pretty Jack. Your rambling always is.
For any review of something has more than 37 keys, you just know Jacks playing will be dynamic and inspiring!
The Oasys still sounds amazing!
When you talk about Korg Oasys it's easier to say what it can't do. Basically the limitation are your hands
I love this keyboard.
Hi is de Korg Nautilus 16 channels midi in and out for use in my daw Cubase? thanks for the great videos Gr. Ness
Nautilus uses the same print writing as the Oasys. I have an Oasys 88 ,yes it’s bloody heavy at 32.1kg but would never be without it.
where is patch 5 and what did you do to it?
I saw the OASYS for sale on your website a couple of weeks ago, was tempted to buy it, however, have a Kronos MK1, so seemed pointless buying it, wish I did now, I had many years ago an OASYS sound card for my PC, very limited number made, ended up selling it for £500 I think, would be worth a few quid these days.
Is the "insides" of the Nautilus comparable to the Kronos? I got the MODX after the sales guys said it was essentially the same as the Montage....No its not. It just did not have the same sound quality even though it was the same patch. So that said does the Nautilus has the same components as the Kronos? Even though it has the same 9 engines, the other components may make it sound "cheaper". How would you compare the same patch on the Kronos and the Nautilus?
08:34 Andertons’ peopleeeee!!!! Raise up your hands and danceeee!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼😎😄😄😄👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Woop Woop 🙌 🙌
Does anyone know why Korg stopped making the Kronos? Is there a newer version coming out? I like the KARMA feature the Kronos had. Why didn't Korg include that in the Nautilus? The new Roland Fanotm 0 series looks like something to look into but I like the Korg products, after all, Keith Emerson used them, need I say more.
I wanted an Oasis back in like 2005 but it was 8k so I got a KORG M3 for 2k instead hehe
Damn, someone bought that thing quick😲
good video
The oasys will be my mid life crisis purchase. Utterly devine. Great demo Jack.
I second that. I have been obsessing over the Oasys in the past few weeks... Got a wide and a kid, got to be responsible now 😔😔
You’ll be disappointed my friend.
Im a greatest fan of this channel.. I loved it all the way. I also do piano reviews and Synthesizer tutorials
As usual when it comes to something with keys, Jack’s the best 👌
I’m wondering if he has a band or solo albums? 🤔
They did a song a few weeks back. It may be on the main Anderson channel. Cardinal Black.
Jack was guesting with Cardinal Black. A google search for Jack Duxbury will show you some of his playing history.
looks WICKED that OASYS. Never was too keen on my Kronos.
How does feel the keybad of 66 and 73- key version of Nautilus? has exactly the same keybad with Krome ex, or at Nautilus is better? I have a 61-key Triton Studio and i love its keybad, but i hate the keybad at Krome..
When people say that the KRONOS is the OASYS on steroids, they're not kidding. The OASYS is the keyboard that started it all (in the modern day at least and minus KARMA of course). Minus the pads, I'm absolutely shocked at how much the OASYS is similar to the KRONOS. The layout of the keyboard, the UI of the touchscreen, everything.
What song is that Herbie Hancock Future 2 Future solo on that he's talking about around 30:30
ua-cam.com/video/AVsvFvlCNac/v-deo.html
Head to 1:28:09 - Darrell Diaz tears it up on Espress Lead!!
Thanks for stopping by mate ✊
Strongmen running out of thick telephone directories to rip in two will be buying these synths just to get the manual
lolol ;-)
It's been a few years since I saw a telephone number book that manual would be a nice challenge.
@@Wulfcry The last one that got delivered was so thin I think I could have tackled it!!
The only thing about those joysticks is they fall down when you have to slowly modulate something over long periods or leave it up at a certain value...
*edit - or rotary speed!
How popular was the Oasys sales wise? I never saw many bands have these in their rigs, only saw the Triton series. Thanks for showing the Oasys,
Korg sold about 3k units. But remember it's was priced between 8k and 8,5k so not a lot of folks could afford it. I have one and love it like no other I have ever had. It's amazing!
Oasys was very expensive. But the Kronos is basically the same thing with a few extras software modelling and CPU power and less IO and hardware controls.
I hear the Oasys is a bit unreliable as it got older. Kronos makes a good main keyboard. Good Pianos, EPs, Organs, VA, and FM.
That said I hope they update the OS. Nautilus seems to have a more modern OS, and some updated samples than Kronos.
@@jsmacks11 Yes, the Nautilus menu system looks better, but due to the reduced front panel controls, is more menu divey than the Kronos, it is like navigating and editing an entry-level keyboard like the Kross. I hate that a lot, then the sound is as good as the Kronos, which then I'm torn between loving it and wanting to break it.
Kronos is basically a modern revamped version of Oasys.
I have Oasys 88 and Kronos 2 88, a lot of Oasys stuff is in the Kronos.
Kronos will play sounds from Oasys but Oasys won’t play Kronos, again part of the revamp.
How does the keybed feels like?
In cases as this, I wonder whether YT uses lossy compressed audio or not...
how do youchange the speed of the tremb effecton e piano? it doesn't have that much buttons
Oasis are incredible!
Hope they release one in new color like banana yellow
Tony Banks from Genesis has the good old oasys on his new Genesis 2021 tour.No nautilus or Kronos(I think)
Thanks, I want an oasys now🤔🙄
Oasys is a beast🎹✌️
As far as I know, the M1 was teh very beginning of the Korg Workstations. The OASYS although amazing was too expensive so I bought a Kronos. A lot of OASYS owners were rightly very pissed at Korg when Korg stopped doing updates fo it and concentrated on the Kronos. Better for me but not good for people that shelled out $10,000 as was the price for an 88 key one in Canada. I think the Nautilus is the baby brother to the Kronos. Not enough controls on top for me but it sounds great!
I am starting to think these were short lived then production wise?
@@procta2343 If you mean the OASYS, then yes I think it was but it was crazy expensive. To walk out of a store with an 88 key model it would cost over $10,000 Canadian. I paid under $4,000 fro my Kronos the year it came out. They're still making those 10 years later.
@@jeremythornton433 That explains why they are so rare then, and why the triton was still about. I know kurzweil stuff was well known to be expensive at the time too.
@@procta2343 I think they were too. I bought a used Triton Pro X 88 key around the time the OASYS came out and I paid $1,000 for it. I still have it but I don't play it much. I should though. It's a great keyboard with great sounds. I just find I spend more time on my Kronos.
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I owned an oasys and sold. It 😫 worst mistake ever
Even compared to today's synth it not only Looks amazing and current but sounds the same as well
One of the true great synthesizers ever made and an absolute feat of incredible ahead of its time technology 👊
Do the Korg M3 do what the Korg Oasys do with the Pads.
Need that Oasys in Mt Tsioni (Mt Kenya East Africa) we only have shillings here and would love to use the Oasys badly needed very badly can we have it and wipe out your taxes this fiscal year by any means necessary ??? Got to be worth sending over to us blessed !!!
Haha what a video, here’s the Korg Oasys oh and by the way we happen to sell the Nautilus if you fkng daft enough to want one🙈 £1600 though 🤔that’s a bargain🤔 🤩
I HAVE THE 88 OASYS AND I LOVE ITS AND HAD THE TRITON TRITON LE TRITON STUDIO BUT THE OASYS IS THE GOAT (I CANT STAND NORD)
25:30 J R R TOLKIEN wrote his novels The Hobbit (‘30s) and Lord of the rings (50s)… So in 2005 the must have heared of Mordor…
All well & good, but I much preferred the Roland Fantom.
Particularly because we are not dependant on the Korg screen!!!!
The performer at any Gig will be best operating the controls & synth effects & we are not on the Roland Fantom.
Back then I really wanted to have an Oasys. Today I wouldn‘t trade my modx for it 🙈
Why is it gigantic? Is the blank space used to hide transistor circuitry? Hundreds of 8K RAM chips? Full piano action keys?
its all about perceived power and when is bigger not better - !? - Just look at the Potemkin style Musclecars of that periode ! Miami Vice , Jan Hammer , etc.
it's real estate to put your volcas on.
@@couchcamperTM They already have a place, silly. You know where.
Why don't you play along with Luke & Andy? Now that would be awesome! 🙂❤ Thank you!
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