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KORG releasing DS-10 synthesizer software in Japan this summer
KORG, makers of electronic instruments for over 40 years, have created a DS-based instrument. The DS-10 software for Nintendo DS will be released this summer in Japan. No word yet on when or if the rest of the world will get localized versions, but you can bet this will be a hot import item. Head […]
David·March 13, 2008
KORG, makers of electronic instruments for over 40 years, have created a DS-based instrument. The DS-10 software for Nintendo DS will be released this summer in Japan. No word yet on when or if the rest of the world will get localized versions, but you can bet this will be a hot import item. Head on over to this site for more details and an MP3 sample of a song created with the KORG DS-10.
[Thanks for the tip, James]
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This is great!! as a hobby musician, this are great news, since synths are really expensive and bringing your laptop to a gig could end in disaster… Go Nintendo!
That is pretty awesome. Not really into music synthesizing so I probably won't get it, but who knows, I didn't think I'd get electroplankton. (I did by the way)
Yes! Awesomeness on the go! Imagine linking this with PSP Rhythm and a cool effects processor like the Korg Mini-KP.
Very cool!
According to Gamasutra:
In Japan, AQ Interactive's recently announced synthesizer software title KORG DS-10 Synthesizer meets with initial presales that outperform the sales of all available software in the region.