Great rig but as a keyboard player I have to wonder why he doesn't use a Korg Kronos. Maybe it's the keyboard feel. Myself, I love mine and it does everything I could possibly want. Still, it makes him happy and play way better than I can.
Does the Korg Kronos have the same keybed that the new Nautilus has? Because the older ones were not built very sturdy, I used a Krome for example and it developed some issues. The Nautilus is nicer and more similar to the RD-2000 that I use.
@@elifarmer3815 I have a first generation Kronos 73 key. It has a weighted action. I think the keybed is called the RH-3. I'm not entirely sure though. I've been lucky so far and haven't had any problems at all with it. Except of course through programming mistakes that I've made myself. I really think it's the best workstation ever made. Mine is now 11 years old. I don't play out much anymore but it has seen a lot of gigs. I have a proper hard-shell case for it. I still play it a lot in my home studio.
The Kronos is amazing. I also have the first gen same one as you that I used for my prog metal band. I also have the keylab 88mk2 which I was thinking about switching to and the Fatar Keybed in there is really nice, I would say I prefer it over the Kronos. But for me I just want something simple, program my sounds, sample what I need and then colour my sounds with the new firmware and it takes the headache of setting up. The Krome's keybed is awful though xD
8:42 that's when you should lose your mind
I love that bit!
Freakin sick song, especially live
❤️ Haken and Diego. Great interview and discussion. Thank you.
Amazing rig and super awesome, down-to-earth guy.
really underrated guy....
Absolutely love his rig. Every interview I watch of him is extremely interesting.
Great rig but as a keyboard player I have to wonder why he doesn't use a Korg Kronos. Maybe it's the keyboard feel. Myself, I love mine and it does everything I could possibly want. Still, it makes him happy and play way better than I can.
Does the Korg Kronos have the same keybed that the new Nautilus has? Because the older ones were not built very sturdy, I used a Krome for example and it developed some issues. The Nautilus is nicer and more similar to the RD-2000 that I use.
@@elifarmer3815 I have a first generation Kronos 73 key. It has a weighted action. I think the keybed is called the RH-3. I'm not entirely sure though. I've been lucky so far and haven't had any problems at all with it. Except of course through programming mistakes that I've made myself. I really think it's the best workstation ever made. Mine is now 11 years old. I don't play out much anymore but it has seen a lot of gigs. I have a proper hard-shell case for it. I still play it a lot in my home studio.
The Kronos is amazing. I also have the first gen same one as you that I used for my prog metal band. I also have the keylab 88mk2 which I was thinking about switching to and the Fatar Keybed in there is really nice, I would say I prefer it over the Kronos. But for me I just want something simple, program my sounds, sample what I need and then colour my sounds with the new firmware and it takes the headache of setting up. The Krome's keybed is awful though xD
Hell of a rig !
5:50 Phantom of the Opera? 👀 Damn I love Diego, sucks he's not with Haken anymore (though Pete is great, too).
Love the textured keys of his Alesis keytar.