Korg D32XD & D16XD
In a market populated by 16-track and 24-track machines, Korg up the ante once again with the first project-studio multitracker to offer 32-track playback.
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In a market populated by 16-track and 24-track machines, Korg up the ante once again with the first project-studio multitracker to offer 32-track playback.
A complete studio in a box, for around the cost of a decent software sequencing package.
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Roland offer a downsized version of their flagship VS2480, providing all of the most important facilities at a much lower price point.
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Having upgraded their D16 to the D1600, Korg have now revamped the 12-track D12 to the D1200. So where does Korg's latest offering stand in the competitive digital multitracker marketplace?