Korg SV1 Reverse Keys

[Paul Maddox]

I have one (sv1, 73 note in reverse keys).
The it is, without doubt the best key mech I've ever played.
It's a heavy beast mind, you're not gonna want to gig with it.
It does need a bit of getting used too (you do actually have to hit the key
to get a sound) but it doesn't take long.
Only thing if note if you're considering it for a master keyboard, it has
no pitch bend or mod wheel.

If you're ever down this way you're welcome to come and try it.

Paul
P.s. no, I ain't selling it ;)

On Friday, August 9, 2013, Forums wrote:

> I'm starting to realise that I'm never going to use my PEK; it's been a
> MIDI controller for as long
> as I have owned it..
>
> So...
>
> I'm no pianist but, I have recently realised that I come up with melodies
> very quickly on our
> piano (living room) yet in the studio, it takes ages due too having too
> many choices/too many
> mono keyboards etc.
>
> Piano sounds will always be very non-punkdisco but, because of the above I
> now have a lovely
> NI piano patch in my startup Live project.  Such a simple idea and I can't
> believe how long it has
> taken me to come up with this idea..
>
> Enter the hottest keyboard on the planet:
>
>
> http://www.keymusic.com/gfx_productcode/XL/127377/Korg-SV1-73-Reversed-Key.jpg
>
> I will only go for the 73 reverse key version and luckily they were
> limited edition and out of production so probably
> will never find one.  But, my logic is that I need a master controller
> and I compose quickly on pianos. I am
> very aware that I have always found aesthetics very important in the
> studio and they don't come better looking
>  than this piece of sex.
>
> My main concern is that it will be awful to play synth on it?  Is it a
> stupid choice for a synth player?
>
> Paul
> www.punkdisco.co.uk
>
>
>
>
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