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Korg Module Default Sounds

Lt_CoreLt_Core
in General App Discussion

I'm looking at buying Korg Module. How many default sounds are part of the app, minus the add-on packs? Also, can each preset, if you will, be assigned a different MIDI channel? Korg iM1 has this feature.

In general, I'm looking for an app that has great piano, organ, choir and atmospheric sounds all within one app for live use. Module seems like it would be a great option. I already have Korg Gadget so then Korg Module will also appear as gadgets. Thanks!

Comments

  • ion677ion677

    If you're committed to only using korg, then module is great. If you want something more future proof, get beathawk, as it can be used as an audio unit in a mixer such as aum. Beathawk also has great piano, organ, choir sounds for purchase.

  • Lt_CoreLt_Core

    @ion677 said:
    If you're committed to only using korg, then module is great. If you want something more future proof, get beathawk, as it can be used as an audio unit in a mixer such as aum. Beathawk also has great piano, organ, choir sounds for purchase.

    Thanks for the reply. Definitely not committed to Korg, I just have a few of their apps. Beathawk seems similar to BeatMaker 3 as far as arranging, etc. but it has extra sound packs. Very cool! Assuming you can connect MIDI keyboards, LaunchPads, etc. to Beathawk?

  • ion677ion677

    @Lt_Core said:

    @ion677 said:
    If you're committed to only using korg, then module is great. If you want something more future proof, get beathawk, as it can be used as an audio unit in a mixer such as aum. Beathawk also has great piano, organ, choir sounds for purchase.

    Thanks for the reply. Definitely not committed to Korg, I just have a few of their apps. Beathawk seems similar to BeatMaker 3 as far as arranging, etc. but it has extra sound packs. Very cool! Assuming you can connect MIDI keyboards, LaunchPads, etc. to Beathawk?

    Yes. But I never use BeatHawk standalone. I mostly use it as an audio unit in AUM or Cubasis. When I gig, a lot of my sounds come from BeatHawk.

  • Lt_CoreLt_Core

    @ion677 said:

    @Lt_Core said:

    @ion677 said:
    If you're committed to only using korg, then module is great. If you want something more future proof, get beathawk, as it can be used as an audio unit in a mixer such as aum. Beathawk also has great piano, organ, choir sounds for purchase.

    Thanks for the reply. Definitely not committed to Korg, I just have a few of their apps. Beathawk seems similar to BeatMaker 3 as far as arranging, etc. but it has extra sound packs. Very cool! Assuming you can connect MIDI keyboards, LaunchPads, etc. to Beathawk?

    Yes. But I never use BeatHawk standalone. I mostly use it as an audio unit in AUM or Cubasis. When I gig, a lot of my sounds come from BeatHawk.

    Aaah, so you can load multiple instances of Beathawk and then assign different MIDI channels to them, correct?

  • ion677ion677

    Yes, AUM channel settings allow you to set midi for each instrument.

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