It would have been nice if Korg had included an emulation of the EXB-MOSS board. As it is, it's a nice product, but at about USD $250, it's close to the price of a used Triton rack. The expansions add to its value, but it still seems expensive to me.
Hi Peter ! I have the 76 versión, very good Workstation. Now I want to control the individual volume of the different sounds of a COMBI patch, via MIDI, but it's not easy, with a midi controller, I try and try again, but I think maybe it's not possible..
Sooo happy that the Triton VST is finally a real thing. While it's true that the plugin is a bit more cleaner and not quite as punchy/warm/clear as the hardware, I feel it's really just a hair difference. When you look at the sheer number of patches from across all the expansion cards that have all been pooled together, it adds up to an incredible value compared to the real-world rarity and cost to get it all in hardware.
That's simply never going to happen. Android would more than likely give you more freedom to use VST's and such since it has an actual file system that's much easier to manage than an iPad. A Microsoft Surface might be a better alternative when it comes to tablets.
But it would be nice to have support on other platforms, I think the only reason a ton of music producers use their products is because the software is exclusive to apple devices not because it's better.
@@SPAZZOID100 i listened to this for about 20 seconds and can already tell the triton has a much brighter sound, can’t you hear that dulled down version of the plug in?
@@NSUS1 Agreed, you can definitely spot / hear it immediately, although EQ would help with this. Everyone has different hearing so perhaps those other chaps just don't hear it.
@@NSUS1 That could simply be because he's using two different midi controllers which definitely have a different sensitivity, therefore the velocity being sent is probably different. A better comparison would be to send midi data to both and recording them
In all honesty the vst sounds so close the differences are negligible especially to the average listener who doesn’t care if it’s hardware or software anyways. If anything just get an old school sampler and run your sounds through there if need be.
The VST doesn't have a proper sequencer, much like the M1 and Wavestation VSTs before. The VST also can't load any files from the original Triton as far as I know.
Plug-in sounds great via modern sound card (24bit) vs old hardware 👍.. The flexibility to load as many instances as CPU will allow 🔥🔥👏....waiting for IOS version ❗️❗️💵
Let me guess, the hardware snobs are going to say the hardware sounds "warmer" and the software sounds "flat". I'll bet hard money that the vast majority of them fail a blind test.
No but as a hardware owner of both the Rack and the Keyboard, I can say that the software version will never be as immediate as the hardware, nor is it the same workstation experience from a hands on approach. The software version sounds lovely, but it isn’t the original workstation experience, I still need to turn on a computer, my audio interface, launch my DAW to play some sounds. The hardware is a different experience. But I’m glad Korg made this plugin. Wait till it goes down to $49.99.
@@theredfaceofficial Why do you turn the computer off ? :-) True. Probably better experience if a touch panel is used, but playing and fiddling with nobs es much better.
Dario P. I turn off the computer so it doesn’t burn out. These thinner Macs don’t have much cooling space, so I turn them off. But yeah playing with knobs and sliders is only part of the fun with hardware. I think new users of the TRITON software (those that have never used the hardware) will be just fine and won’t have a preference. Especially if one is completely working in the box. They won’t know any different.
@Xeraser Yes I have midi controllers, but only use them when I use certain software synths. But it’s still not the same as owning a real physical hardware piece with all the knobs and sliders dedicated to that one instrument, not to mention that 9 times out of 10 the hardware still sounds better, more fuller, and is hands down more immediate!
Apparently some guys cant accept that a vst sounds as good as the hardware. I had the rack and VST in the same time, so glad I sold the Rack ahah. I dont even talk about the extra cards, the more stable sync to clock, and the easier edition on the VST.
@@kicksNCY They're not wrong because the hardware DOES sound better right out of the gate..but its nothing you cant do with some distortion and EQ. Given how rare and expensive it is to get every single one of these cards to get these sounds, theres no way you could justify getting the hardware now. It's much more of a convenience to use the plugin in every way.
@@kicksNCY These kids will never accept that a VST sounds as good as hardware, even though they'd undoubtedly fail a blind test. Just let them waste their money on a slightly-different sounding version of the same instrument.
Hardware absolutely does not win here. They both sound the same, but the VST is much more convenient and easier to use. (Plus, it comes with all the official expansions, which would cost hundreds of dollars if you're using hardware.)
I didn't know they actually made this plugin. Now I don't have to worry about losing all my patches I made over the course of 13 years. Thanks!
i love the plugin as much as the hardware.
Thank you for the beautiful video and best regards from Germany 🎹🎼🎵
懐かしい音です！よく使わせて頂きました。
Amazing. I think I'll buy the Korg Triton plug-in when the prices lowers. I really like that synth pad at the beginning.
TRITONも素晴らしいけど氏家さんの演奏も最高だな！
Mr Katsunori UJIIE again!💥💥🔥🔥🔥
It would have been nice if Korg had included an emulation of the EXB-MOSS board. As it is, it's a nice product, but at about USD $250, it's close to the price of a used Triton rack. The expansions add to its value, but it still seems expensive to me.
They have the Korg Prophecy plugin, which is polyphonic (Z1) which essentially is the MOSS board. Have fun!
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このビデオを作ってくれてありがとうございます。サム。
The 'vs' ends at 05:28, the last time Ujiie-san touches the Korg keyboard. After that, he gets lost in playing with the VST.
It could be also that he didn't have all the expansions to test the hardware.
@@visagemsc
Ah, a real possibility and a good point -- cheers!
😀👍
YES!
I’ve got a triton extreme 88 and the software sounds great!
Hi Peter ! I have the 76 versión, very good Workstation. Now I want to control the individual volume of the different sounds of a COMBI patch, via MIDI, but it's not easy, with a midi controller, I try and try again, but I think maybe it's not possible..
Greetings from Italy
the hardware spunds more rich and full
GREETINGS FROM URUGUAY MY JAPANESE FRIEND !!!
Saludos desde Galicia Pepinillos
@@loissio481 mi abuelo era de asturias !!! Como la pili !!!
Great demo.
Soundsss dope still in 2021 yo
Great video.. Japanese and Italian HW the best of user's experience :D Stay experienced ;)
Sooo happy that the Triton VST is finally a real thing. While it's true that the plugin is a bit more cleaner and not quite as punchy/warm/clear as the hardware, I feel it's really just a hair difference. When you look at the sheer number of patches from across all the expansion cards that have all been pooled together, it adds up to an incredible value compared to the real-world rarity and cost to get it all in hardware.
👎You are so wrong,I have this plugin and It sounds just like the original.
@@Harukazedonmon lol!!
@@Harukazedonmon correct, vst depends on the power of your computer ... some vst takes up lots of CPU power
Volume of rack is pretty lower so its pretty hard to judge the sounds 100%. But from what i hear they sounds the same.
I would really like to see this brought to iOS. To be able to have this on an iPad would be life changing for keyboard players who do fly out gigs.
That's simply never going to happen. Android would more than likely give you more freedom to use VST's and such since it has an actual file system that's much easier to manage than an iPad. A Microsoft Surface might be a better alternative when it comes to tablets.
@@helgenx So far Korg has released pretty much all of its software on iOS and almost none on Android.
But it would be nice to have support on other platforms, I think the only reason a ton of music producers use their products is because the software is exclusive to apple devices not because it's better.
The real Triton sounds warmer, but they still both sound very similar, which is awesome. I've always wanted a Triton!
No difference.
@@SPAZZOID100 i listened to this for about 20 seconds and can already tell the triton has a much brighter sound, can’t you hear that dulled down version of the plug in?
@@NSUS1 Agreed, you can definitely spot / hear it immediately, although EQ would help with this. Everyone has different hearing so perhaps those other chaps just don't hear it.
@@happylittlesynth very true, its something you can achieve with EQ'ing etc for sure
@@NSUS1 That could simply be because he's using two different midi controllers which definitely have a different sensitivity, therefore the velocity being sent is probably different. A better comparison would be to send midi data to both and recording them
iOS版きてくれないかなぁ・・。
♥musictrackjp
Will the Kronos be next if so I’m in
In all honesty the vst sounds so close the differences are negligible especially to the average listener who doesn’t care if it’s hardware or software anyways. If anything just get an old school sampler and run your sounds through there if need be.
Will it import sysex from a hardware Triton?
Quantas saídas tem este rack?Saídas físicas de áudio?
el módulo real tiene 6 salidas de audio. El par estéreo normal más 4 salidas independientes, igual que los Tritones reales con pantalla táctil
When coming presets (combi and program) from Korg Triton LE?
Alguma demo do korg trinity?
ハードウェアは深みがありますね
ソフトウェアはレンジが広い感じ
With the vst I guess we can add a few effects to make it warmer 😀👍
can you load your old triton files to the vst ? like seq so you made on a real triton?
The VST doesn't have a proper sequencer, much like the M1 and Wavestation VSTs before. The VST also can't load any files from the original Triton as far as I know.
Plug-in sounds great via modern sound card (24bit) vs old hardware 👍.. The flexibility to load as many instances as CPU will allow 🔥🔥👏....waiting for IOS version ❗️❗️💵
Subtitle please.
What is the name of that controller again? I used to have one.
dbjungle Top one is an iRig Keys Pro and the bottom one is a Korg Microkontrol.
@@Coffee3lf The Korg MicroKontrol is the one i used to have.
KORG : TRITON : interface : hardware :
Software ; P.C. Simulador ; Tudo Aparece no Monitor para controller
: Tons ; Efectos ; Ritmos ; Arpeggios !!!
Digital Gráficos !!! Top : Sintetizadores
Digitais : Completo !!! Armazenamento : Até 100 GB :
Programing interno Completo !!!
KORG : TRITON ; 😲😲😄😀😄😀💡💡💡🥇👍👍 Tecladista : Professional : Katsunori. Ujiie .
If this guy met Minoru Mukaiya, they would probably make some epic crap, as they are both legends and speak the same language
SoundCanvasVAと違って再現度高そうだな
hahaha
Roland、YAMAHAも別売カードを収録したソフト音源を出して欲しい
Let me guess, the hardware snobs are going to say the hardware sounds "warmer" and the software sounds "flat". I'll bet hard money that the vast majority of them fail a blind test.
No but as a hardware owner of both the Rack and the Keyboard, I can say that the software version will never be as immediate as the hardware, nor is it the same workstation experience from a hands on approach. The software version sounds lovely, but it isn’t the original workstation experience, I still need to turn on a computer, my audio interface, launch my DAW to play some sounds. The hardware is a different experience. But I’m glad Korg made this plugin. Wait till it goes down to $49.99.
@@theredfaceofficial Why do you turn the computer off ? :-) True. Probably better experience if a touch panel is used, but playing and fiddling with nobs es much better.
Dario P. I turn off the computer so it doesn’t burn out. These thinner Macs don’t have much cooling space, so I turn them off. But yeah playing with knobs and sliders is only part of the fun with hardware. I think new users of the TRITON software (those that have never used the hardware) will be just fine and won’t have a preference. Especially if one is completely working in the box. They won’t know any different.
@Xeraser What are you on about? My comment was very fair and straightforward from both a hardware and software standpoint!
@Xeraser Yes I have midi controllers, but only use them when I use certain software synths. But it’s still not the same as owning a real physical hardware piece with all the knobs and sliders dedicated to that one instrument, not to mention that 9 times out of 10 the hardware still sounds better, more fuller, and is hands down more immediate!
VST tiny, hardware stronger sound
The triton and trinity are extremely warm sounding synths, some of the sounds are not so with the software
Rack sounds more precise and warm at the same time.
Apparently some guys cant accept that a vst sounds as good as the hardware. I had the rack and VST in the same time, so glad I sold the Rack ahah. I dont even talk about the extra cards, the more stable sync to clock, and the easier edition on the VST.
@@kicksNCY Same here, sold the rack 2 or so years ago, cant be happier with the fact that they released this as vst.
@@kicksNCY They're not wrong because the hardware DOES sound better right out of the gate..but its nothing you cant do with some distortion and EQ. Given how rare and expensive it is to get every single one of these cards to get these sounds, theres no way you could justify getting the hardware now. It's much more of a convenience to use the plugin in every way.
Not enough to warrant the space it takes up, you have the choice and my choice is the vst as its far more convenient.
@@kicksNCY These kids will never accept that a VST sounds as good as hardware, even though they'd undoubtedly fail a blind test. Just let them waste their money on a slightly-different sounding version of the same instrument.
i only care about 1 patch on the whole thing....gods bathtub...does it have gods bathtub?
Yep! It has all stock patches + All expansions sold by Korg.
You can tell the difference but... not really much in it. The VST has a bit of digital sizzle
The Triton rack sounds alive in this demo. The software version sounds flat.
I-rig is dancing and ruining Triton rack surface... BTW, hardware always wins...
Hardware absolutely does not win here. They both sound the same, but the VST is much more convenient and easier to use. (Plus, it comes with all the official expansions, which would cost hundreds of dollars if you're using hardware.)
Subtitle please.