Korg SV-1 Stage Vintage Piano - Official Product Introduction

Experience the SV-1 Stage Vintage Piano, a new instrument from Korg with stunning, detailed recreations of your favorite timeless keyboard sounds. Featuring real tube-driven amplifier modeling, period-accurate effects, and bold styling, the SV-1 is ready to join you center-stage. For more information, please visit http://www.korg.com/sv1 .

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• Piano
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[gnrfanatic141414]

how do you get the sound at 2:17 on a korg x50?

[KorgUSAVideos]

@gnrfanatic141414 Although the sample content on the X50 is different than the SV-1, you'll find some similar sounds in the "Fast Synth" category of programs on the X50. This is a popular sound, often referred to as "analog brass" or "saw brass," after the sawtooth waveform at its foundation.

[zeuq1]

@eazypop Hammond SK1....mainly the real deal Hammond,,,and the other sounds are classic...I'm buying one in about a month....

[tentoff1]

hey can someone please tell me what the song is that is playing at the beginning? thanks

[PtownCaDaBay]

@gnrfanatic141414 /if u don't know your instruments u r slip en

[TrapnestShinigami]

Coming on Sonata Arctica's new album

[Munchonbles]

SOLD!



[saheltaja]

@saheltaja *good keyboards, I was saying. Obviously there are no "God" keyboards in the low-price category... ;)

[saheltaja]

@eazypop If you're broke,I think you might be better off searching for some god "entertainment keyboard"that has all GM sounds,such as a Yamaha PSR423 or similar. They are pretty versatile and do sometimes have pretty decent organs(only without any control over the tone),to the ear of a layman. If you want more professionalism and it's only organs you are after, I'd suggest a second-hand modeling Hammond or a Nord Electro (any generation will do).Try them out to see, what works for you.

[jasonlloyd33]

Awesome concept, awesome instrument. I think it is more of a performance instrument than a production instrument. This video only briefly demonstrates the tonal range of this instrument and instread focuses on the horrible music and bad fusion tone of whatever this jazz phenoms name is. ( He does have great chops) just doesn't do the instrument justice. My favorite part of the video is the announers voice. Almost as smooth as Don Cornelius

[SparkBOTTLE]

Dear KORG: I love you. From the 707, to that epic M1, to the beloved TRITON you bring the most amazing keyboard instruments in the world- to the world. Sincerely, me. -=- Can you tell I really like this?? That's just beyond awesome. Listened to one at the GC, and the analog "realism" is very impressive. Even the knobs "feel" nice. Uhh!