Gaming KORG DSN-12

[SLiV3R]

I have been waiting many many years for this to appear! And it is finally here =)

http://chipmusic.org/forums/post/211927/#p211927

Best of both worlds regarding M01 & DS10! We cant ask for more!!!!!

First day purchase!

 

[Keylogger]

What is this?

 

[SLiV3R]

A synth/music maker tool/sequencer/effects/etc for the 3DS that will be for sale in EU & NA in 3 months!

It will probably not be the same revolution the DS-10 did many years ago.. But this looks like 1000 times better than the M01D =)

 

[Jean Karlo]

Wow
I mean yuhuu?
Buya?

I really don't know what to say.

 

[NicEXE]

it seems like DSN-12 is to DS-10 what M01D is to M01

edit: flipped the M01 products

 

[Joe88]

dont really see a point as there are much better synthesizers available on android

 

[Liberty]

dont really see a point as there are much better synthesizers available on android

The 3DS runs Android?

 

[Thirty3Three]

You should remove "BREAKING NEWS" from the title. It's barely news.

 

[Nathan Drake]

The 3DS runs Android?

It's more like everything, from super cheap devices to more high end stuff runs Android, and Android has its own synth apps, so seeing an inferior product come out on the 3DS isn't exactly impressive. I mean, even if somebody doesn't own an Android device, most inexpensive Chinese ones will run most anything you want them to anymore.

 

[Liberty]

It's more like everything, from super cheap devices to more high end stuff runs Android, and Android has its own synth apps, so seeing an inferior product come out on the 3DS isn't exactly impressive. I mean, even if somebody doesn't own an Android device, most inexpensive Chinese ones will run most anything you want them to anymore.

And perhaps more than the DS-10, what you get is something unique, something you can’t really directly replace in an iOS app. Maybe it’s the combination of the vintage 80s sounds from the KORG M1 and 01/w with the sequencer interface. But what the DS hardware delivers that you might miss in iOS is really speed. Physical hardware controls, coupled with the precision of the stylus and some clever screens, mean that with some practice you can navigate the whole interface and rapidly assemble entire songs.

http://createdigitalmusic.com/2013/...rprising-sequencing-mobile-music-workstation/

And since iOS is superior to Android regarding Audio-applications, I'm not sure why you call this product inferior? Are you mad or what?

 

[Nathan Drake]

http://createdigitalmusic.com/2013/...rprising-sequencing-mobile-music-workstation/

And since iOS is superior to Android regarding Audio-applications, I'm not sure why you call this product inferior? Are you mad or what?

One person blowing their load over it does not a superior product make.

 

[Plstic]

Personally I'm really excited for this. I don't know why everyone is hating on it. If there's better apps on android who cares.

 

[Beware]

It's more like everything, from super cheap devices to more high end stuff runs Android, and Android has its own synth apps, so seeing an inferior product come out on the 3DS isn't exactly impressive. I mean, even if somebody doesn't own an Android device, most inexpensive Chinese ones will run most anything you want them to anymore.

I'd like to know what synths you're talking about. Android's music capabilities are middling at best. The inherent latency of its audio core makes live play all but impossible. Even if you're looking for compositional tools you get Nanoloop, a really awful version of Milkytracker, FL Studio Mobile (also bad), and Caustic. I don't think you have any idea what the actual state of mobile composition/synthesizers are.

Oh yeah, and SunVox. Regardless, the state of Android music production is poor at best.

 

[Liberty]

One person blowing their load over it does not a superior product make.

One persons? Android's audio capabilities are not existant. Have you heard anything about "audio latency"? I guess not.