Replacing Korg Triton Extreme by Korg M3?

[lazi]

i have the m3 61. bad ass board... i've also used all of the tritons. i think the m3 is a nice step forward and a good piece to look at. i know i've gotten more use out of the new features and the it's overall just way more powerful piece than the triton was.

soundwise??? it does sound better and this helps a ton when it comes to the final products more than with each individual sound. the effects are better and the eq and sound control gives you a lot you can do. on almost every sound i crank up the drive (which is kinda what the tube thing did in the extreme) and that knocks of some of that tritonish fluff.

def check it out for yourself though. but i doubt many of the sales people you talk to will be able to show what's really going on. this board will probably be a sleeper for a while.

[spektor]

I just bought it sound amazing to me nice like triton with balls like it so far I think it will be big.

[Beastie]

is this an easy fella to get into this m3 - only i just ordered one for the studio with the radias board...!

peace

[vespiz]

I only had a brief encounter with the M3, but for what it's worth, Triton Extreme had a better keyboard action. Sounds were of the same quality, no problems there.

[OurDarkness]

I think that the M3 is one of the worst keyboards ever - construction wise. I mean look at this thingy they placed for a joystick. Knobs cheap, pads cheap...

Your choice...

[The_Crooked_Man]

I think of the M3 as essentially a mix of the Karma and Triton Extreme. I think their sounds are mediocre at best, but if you like the way Tritons sound, the M3 sounds slightly better. Unless you're going to use the Karma engine and those plastic buttons from the Oasys, I'd just stick with your Extreme.

[Dubreak]

'Karma', the last refuge of the failed 'wedding band' keyboardist.

[Farshad]

That is what I figured too. I kept my Extreme and think was the right decision.

Peace