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Woohoo,

maybe my second attemp in going deeper in hardware equipment. But first let them tell a price for that nice (and well into live integrated) device.

http://www.korg.com/us/products/dj/electribe/

http://www.korg.com/us/products/dj/electribe_sampler/

They say those can export patterns to Live ("a collaboration with Ableton").

this would be my main point of buying these hardware.

Awesome!! How much is it gonna be??

If someone can leak price, that would be nice.

Timbeaux wrote:If someone can leak price, that would be nice.

korg.de does that for Germany: reccomended price €475,- each.

No idea how that will translate to USD, straight currency conversion usually doesn't work.

That probably going to be 399 USD / EUR street price.

Timbeaux wrote:If someone can leak price, that would be nice.

Estimation around $550 retail, $399 street price.

source

okay, i was just blind by the blinking star of korg .

360 - 400€ seems to be the price. quite much in comparison to the volcas

£329 at Dolphin Music.

Look nice but I couldn't wrap my head around the original electribes.

Timbeaux wrote:Woohoo,

maybe my second attemp in going deeper in hardware equipment. But first let them tell a price for that nice (and well into live integrated) device.

http://www.korg.com/us/products/dj/electribe/

http://www.korg.com/us/products/dj/electribe_sampler/

Very interesting devices at a reasonable price.
Depending on how they sound and how well build they are, I might be interested.

One question: That Sampler, can that be used like a Looper, sampling live input from outside sources on the fly?!
Basically like Maschine, but contained in its own hardware?!
That would be pretty awesome.
But why that limit to 270 seconds of sample time, why so skimpy on the internal memory, at least let me extend that with my own SD cards or somesuch.

there is an sd card slot.

iam also interessted in some new demo. hopefully soon.

Sign me up...the EMX was the easiest groovebox to use, but was just missing a decent polyphonic synth engine + fx and velocity.

I have an Analog Four, whilst it sounds great, the Elektron way of working can be confusing sometimes.

wjbuchanan wrote:Sign me up...the EMX was the easiest groovebox to use, but was just missing a decent polyphonic synth engine + fx and velocity.

I have an Analog Four, whilst it sounds great, the Elektron way of working can be confusing sometimes.

Same here. Add all the menue diving and cramped interface, and all the possibilities lost their charm for me.

If Roland can pull it of to make it more intuitiv/comfortable to handle all these fuctions, they might have an even bigger winner on their hands than the Elektron gear apparently was!