Korg Radias 49-Key Virtual Analog Synthesizer

Description: Based on Korg's cutting-edge MMT engine, this 24-voice synthesizer offers a variety of synthesis algorithms together with multiple effects, new comb filter and wave shaping features, modulation sequencing, as well as new formant-motion vocoding. RADIAS offers an innovative design that can be custom configured to suit your set-up. The control module can be used independently or teamed with the unique dedicated keyboard, creating a seamlessly integrated instrument that delivers the sounds of the future -- today.

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Sample Customer Review

Feature:
Endless knobs, switches, and big fat screen puts access virus TI screen to shame! editing is real easy, you could use the computer editor if you are a mouse junkie. the features are endless: mmt modeling, vocoding, effects and awesome korg analog modeling.

Quality:
made in japan. japanese engineering. says everything about its amazing quality. german engineering is nowhere as good as japanese engineering these days. the access ti paint can fall off if you don't clean it carefully. with the radias, i have used cloth dipped in soap water to clean it, no problems (yet). not that you should try this at home.

Value:
excellent resale value like a lexus. this thing is lexus.

Desirability:
all my wet dreams are based on this machine.

Sound:
Sounds are amazingly clear and fat. It doesn't have the same sound as a Virus, but it has its own fat sound, the Korg polyanalog sound.

Ease of Use:
interface is superb, as mentioend above. great sounds are a tweak away. manual is nice if you can understand english.

Support:
company works with customers via irish acts subsite korgforums.com. some korg reps incl stephen kay, the karma guy, give answers quickly.

Overall:
once i get this one, its a keeper. right now i scoot over to my friend's to play with his radias. he is not a very good programmer, so i have the privilege of programming sounds for both of us (we are a 2 man bad like the pet shop boys).