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Ketron Event (software based) - Nickt - 01-23-2024
I see this morning that Ketron will soon be rolling out their software version of the Event Series of Arrangers called Event in a Box!
They had been promising something for a while and now, true to their word, they have created something which I think they will formally demonstrate as NAAM 2024 which starts this week.
Link to Ketron website here:
https://www.ketron.it/en/latest-news/news-2024
EVENT in a BOX!
It seems incredible, but our higly acclaimed EVENT flagship is now entirely contained within this remarkably compact module, featuring the same Sounds, the same Real Styles and all other functions of the keyboard.
Perhaps no other arranger product has ever been created with such a concentration of musical possibilities.
The EVM is easily adaptable to various forms of use since it is fully Midi compatible.
If you are considering a compact, easy-to-carry device that can replace your arranger keyboard in a live gig situation, during plane trips or in studio recording sessions, the EVM is undoubtedly the perfect choice for you.
RE: Ketron Event (software based) - Chello - 01-23-2024
Many thanks for passing on this news, which should be of enormous importance to anyone considering buying an Event.
By the way, Korg has the same concept for its newer synths such as Nautilus and Krome.
RE: Ketron Event (software based) - jazi - 08-24-2024
Did not realise that Nautilus had an iOS App to control it - hope others will follow as it's easier to see on a big iPad
than on some of the smaller displays!
RE: Ketron Event (software based) - Chello - 08-24-2024
(08-24-2024, 08:02 PM)jazi Wrote: Did not realise that Nautilus had an iOS App to control it - hope others will follow as it's easier to see on a big iPad
than on some of the smaller displays!
Korg has actually created Windows/Mac apps for both OASYS, Kronos, Nautilus and others.
A developer from Romania has also created a Windows app for Pa4X, which is an exact copy of Pa4X.
Strange that Korg has not done this for its arrangers.
Roland has done this.