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Korg opsix mk2
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@dendy
Yeah, makes the poly after touch enabled module with a suitable keyboard a much better bet imo.
Poly aftertouch must be too expensive to implement properly, otherwise most keyboards would have it. It's still rare today, even in large and expensive models.
Well, the 49 key poly aftertouch Korg controller keyboard costs £499. So, you would probably be adding about £200 to £300 on to the price considering how cheap the standard keyboard is on these models
Oh indeed! I've just found the Keystage 49. Nice.
I wonder how many people would pay that premium just to get poly AT.
The Opsix module recognises poly aftertouch though, so you could get that and play it from your hydrosynth.
A Microfreak would work too. Only 2 octaves but better than nothing 😄
Skip this and get an opsix module and separate polyat keyboard
Opsix module:
https://www.korg.com/us/products/synthesizers/opsix_module/
Korg is encouraging customers pair this up with their Keystage, which has poly AT (from Medeli/ASM) and MIDI 2.0.
Not a bad idea if the Keystage has significantly better quality keybed compared to Opsix/Wavestate/Modwave keyboards. The Hydrasynth keyboards I've tried felt pretty good to me, and yes better than the Opsix/Wavestate MkI keyboards... but I'm no keybed cork sniffer.
My wild guess is there is no poly AT on the Opsix Mk2 because ASM/Medeli did not provide the keybed for that one.
I have a Hydrasynth Explorer that feels nicer to play than the Opsix's which I also have, so I'm good on my end.
No MIDI 2.0 either on Opsix Mk2, for those who care about that.
Really don't see much reason to get this over the module version if you have even just one working keyboard already.
Weird minor re-release. I still don’t regret the original at full price, but it seemed to tank and go on clearance real fast.
Yeah I remember and I'm surprised by their marketing now.
Finally, Wavestate, Opsix and Modwave as modules - Korg do listen to their users' feedback 👍🏼
I'm one of those customers who bought the OG Opsix for $300-ish during that Korg warehouse clearance. For that low a price I didn't mind the quality of keybed. At one point I hooked up my Keystep 37 to it to try out the aftertouch response, which ain't bad.
Even if the Mk2 did come with a poly AT keyboard I still wouldn't buy it. Why would I? My OG Opsix still works fine and I have a polyAT keyboard I can connect to it. Opsix Mk2 would just take more space in my house.
Korg claims the supply chain shortage delayed them but better late than never.
Main thread here:
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/59310/wavestate-opsix-and-modwave-modules#latest