Premiered at NAMM 2017 flagship digital piano KORG Grandstage amazes with its capabilities. Sound engines taken from KORG Kronos, keyboard 6/7-octave options, user-friendly interface and high-quality wear-resistant housing for long-term use anywhere you want – on stage, in the studio or at home, it’s going to serve you for 100 years! And a nice surprise to make the fans of the brand happy - this Korg is assembled in Japan!

The author of the starshipfive channel makes covers of famous, favorite tunes performed originally with the help of synthesizers. The skills of the Portuguese musician as much as the right choice of the instruments help achieve that stunning sound and even bring on some nostalgia. The channel has been available since August, 2011 and has attracted many fans. Starshipfive will not only give you familiar tracks but also introduce you to the sound and all the sonic techniques of the cult electronic musical instruments of the 90s.

Analog generator waveform is far from being perfect – it’s unstable and suffers from inevitable voltage-brought deformation. Many of the analog filters are unsteady – you might hear some noises, phase shift or self-oscillation. But these very drawbacks make the signal so brisk, lively – well, actually, alive indeed. Digital developments helped to tame analog sound, cut it into samples, increase polyphony, give you a synthesizer equipped with the functions which were simply unobtainable in analog instruments. In 1990s instrument manufacturing companies got highly interested in analog modeling technologies development – they were eager to re-create those smallest details of electric musical instrument circuit behavior.