I got the orange one , it's delicious , lovely keys .I bought it for portability , about 9Kgs , goes in a backpack. a pleasure to play & that makes an instrument .
@@irsadestiwi it has very nice waterfall keys , perfect for organs & synths. the electric pianos are really good & pianos sound ok but if you use piano a lot then get a weighted keyboard.
What kind of giant backpack do you have that a full-size keyed keyboard fits in it and doesn't fall out? I know it's relatively lightweight, but do you maybe mean one of those zip-up, cushioned, case-bags with a shoulder strap that you wear across your chest? (It's just that I can't picture a "backpack" for this.)
I know this was made over a year ago, but Thank You for your excellent demo, the best I've seen on the VOX Continental. This is how I like my keyboard demos- jumping right in and playing it with focused commentary and information, and played by someone who has the background to understand what this keyboard is about and what instruments it is emulating. (Nice job explaining the rocker tabs from the Farfisa Combo Organ and how the lighted drawbars emulate them via an "up/down. on/off" of the leds.) The only thing that leaves me lacking is info on how customizable the splits and layers are on the keyboard. Can you do them quickly? How much onboard, recallable storage for settings is there? How would you describe the feel of the keys and are you happy with it? Thanks again. I like this board. I'm interested in it and the KORG SV-2. It's a shame that Korg apparently. is cutting back on the VOX models, possibly discontinuing it. They have already stopped making the 61-key models and any in Red which is incomprehensible.) So, if I understand correctly, they are only making the 73-BK now.
I still like my red Vox Continental 73. If only you could make the external MIDI keyboard controller the Upper manual instead of the lower only. Makes using the Vox stand useless IMO.
Fantastic playing and sounds. But no screen, can you edit and save sounds? If so it's nice for sounds to have a name rather than a number, even a tiny would have been at least something!
El generador de sonido se nota mucho que es de Korg Además he oído el M1 Piano en 15:02 El que tenga un Kronos o un krome reconocerá muchos sonidos de este teclado
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Funny you phrased your question like that because in looking at the Korg SV I was thinking, "if it only had a more expanded organ section with full drawbars on the top surface along with full attention to combo organs." You know, like this VOX has. And watching this excellent demo has me thinking, "If only Korg could put out a third keyboard combining the best aspects and features of the SV and the VOX, I'd be a happy camper." Deciding on which type of keys would be a problem, though- weighted or semi-weighted. Speakers or not. So, maybe just improve both instruments.
@@Daring2Win I like the SV-2S a lot, the looks, built-in speakers, piano keyboard. I don't like its organ section being second place by far to its EPs, since I consider this a stage piano which should cover EPs, acoustic pianos, organs, and related instruments. As mentioned, I would love it if in the future, an SV-3 integrated the drawbar concept from the Vox into it, especially if Korg is dropping the Vox. Two other points: the Vox is much lighter which is nice, and as much as I love the knobs set-up on the SV, the controls set-up on the Vox also seem pretty well thought out, useful, and intuitive. The Vox, outside of the SV's wow factor, seems a more complete instrument. (But w/o speakers or piano feel, if that was a priority.)
@@kengruz669 agreed. i think the SV lines biggest draw, however, is that cool vintage aesthetic, so they'd have to integrate without compromising too much. Possibly a adding the LED into one of the blanks or a mountable drawbar module like the old VK8M, Voce V-5, or Mojo Modules. which, if you buy an SV-2 might not be a bad investment.
@@Daring2Win I've thought about that, but the cool, rounded top of the SV unfortunately precludes setting a module on top. Maybe on an SV-3 Korg could flatten up the top for setting modules on, while still keeping some curve to the front and back.
I don't think that Korg dropped the ball with this keyboard. I think that it is a great under-rated board, personally. I'd say that the ball was dropped on the Hammond emulation if anything.
I got the orange one , it's delicious , lovely keys .I bought it for portability , about 9Kgs , goes in a backpack. a pleasure to play & that makes an instrument .
Hi. Is it weighted keys? Or semi?
@@irsadestiwi semi weighted
@@irsadestiwi it has very nice waterfall keys , perfect for organs & synths. the electric pianos are really good & pianos sound ok but if you use piano a lot then get a weighted keyboard.
& the keys have their own personality, feel so good , great for organs , scrubbing the dishes , all that flashy exciting stuff that the punters love .
What kind of giant backpack do you have that a full-size keyed keyboard fits in it and doesn't fall out? I know it's relatively lightweight, but do you maybe mean one of those zip-up, cushioned, case-bags with a shoulder strap that you wear across your chest? (It's just that I can't picture a "backpack" for this.)
English sub-title is available !!!
Wie immer ! Der Keymaster zeigt einen Test vom feinsten. Vielen Dank !😃
Amazing! I have the red orange version and love it.
Carpenter’s “Top of the World” intro at 10:35. Nice job Ujiie San! 🌎
今宵日付が変わる夜🏙🌉なんかに
弾くと 優しく包んでくれる様な
アーバンナイトにピッタリですね〜
I know this was made over a year ago, but Thank You for your excellent demo, the best I've seen on the VOX Continental. This is how I like my keyboard demos- jumping right in and playing it with focused commentary and information, and played by someone who has the background to understand what this keyboard is about and what instruments it is emulating. (Nice job explaining the rocker tabs from the Farfisa Combo Organ and how the lighted drawbars emulate them via an "up/down. on/off" of the leds.)
The only thing that leaves me lacking is info on how customizable the splits and layers are on the keyboard. Can you do them quickly? How much onboard, recallable storage for settings is there? How would you describe the feel of the keys and are you happy with it?
Thanks again. I like this board. I'm interested in it and the KORG SV-2. It's a shame that Korg apparently. is cutting back on the VOX models, possibly discontinuing it. They have already stopped making the 61-key models and any in Red which is incomprehensible.) So, if I understand correctly, they are only making the 73-BK now.
Outstanding! Thank you for the subtitles.
オルガンはよく知りませんが、エレピとアップライトのモジュールだけでもスポンと引っこ抜いて手に入れたいと思いました。FMがなにげに美しい。
おお！これは余が人生で一度持ってみたい楽器です！！
English sub-title will soon ....
3:00過ぎの何喋っていいか考えてなかったけどとりあえず色でも褒めとくか…みたいな感じがいいですね。
BKじゃないやつ持ってますが軽くて持ち出し用に重宝してます
横レスすいません。BKとの違いは色だけでしょうか？
色以外は同じなはずです！
@@kksf10372007 ありがとうございます！
This has surprisingly good sounds for what I thought was just gonna be an organ lol
very well done
I still like my red Vox Continental 73.
If only you could make the external MIDI keyboard controller the Upper manual instead of the lower only. Makes using the Vox stand useless IMO.
Wow he is good great info!
Reverse color the keys--like a vintage Vox and I would buy one and so would others;
素晴らしい音！
Fantastic playing and sounds. But no screen, can you edit and save sounds? If so it's nice for sounds to have a name rather than a number, even a tiny would have been at least something!
it some ways it's old school , it has 4 banks of favourites .
El generador de sonido se nota mucho que es de Korg
Además he oído el M1 Piano en 15:02
El que tenga un Kronos o un krome reconocerá muchos sonidos de este teclado
My wife has one and loves it. I kinda pull my hair out with it. I find running it thru it's own amp helps.
@ 9:20 and 9:40 ,LOVE IT!!
GREETINGS..... For now nobody knows whether this product has a TRANSPOSE BUTTON or not. Please.... You are the most reviewer musicians look up to for detailed information about their purchased products.
I like the orange better, but this is probably good for people wanting something more modest looking
That's correct ... and it can't be mixed up with a Nord 😊
Sons mágicos,bom demais qual o valor dessa máquina!!!! Show
1800 dólares (USA sem impostos).
If it ain’t orange it’s not a Continental
Really? That is too funny.
I love the look of my Orange Konti soo much more than the BK model. Kills so much of the 60s vibe this keyboard has.
Is the valve drive the same as was on the Triton EX?
Is the keyboard compleatly edit store ready
I have the orange 2017 model and I wore it out. I hated that stand from day one and it has been in a storage shed.
Acho o Preto + bonito que o Laranja
is it possible to split sounds on this keyboard and play bass on the left hand?
Yes
@@pianostuff191 would be so kind as to tell me how?
@@retrosun1845 sure. Watch this video at 41:00 ruclips.net/video/_fc8TRNSfps/видео.html
@@pianostuff191 thanks bud
Can you define where the split occurs?
My god, there is no excuse in this day and age for the sound to cut off like that when changing sound, are you serious?! 🤦🏻♂️
Nord didn't get that down until the electro 6 came out, it's a sorta niche feature in practice so I don't think it's very relevant
Mám ho dva týdny a jsem šťastný. Jen ta flétna není bezešvá a to je škoda.
was this a cut down sv1?
Funny you phrased your question like that because in looking at the Korg SV I was thinking, "if it only had a more expanded organ section with full drawbars on the top surface along with full attention to combo organs." You know, like this VOX has.
And watching this excellent demo has me thinking, "If only Korg could put out a third keyboard combining the best aspects and features of the SV and the VOX, I'd be a happy camper." Deciding on which type of keys would be a problem, though- weighted or semi-weighted. Speakers or not.
So, maybe just improve both instruments.
@kengruz669 if I hadn't gone Nord, I'd have take the SV-2s with a used XK-1 running the IK Multimedia Hammond B-3X app.
@@Daring2Win I like the SV-2S a lot, the looks, built-in speakers, piano keyboard. I don't like its organ section being second place by far to its EPs, since I consider this a stage piano which should cover EPs, acoustic pianos, organs, and related instruments. As mentioned, I would love it if in the future, an SV-3 integrated the drawbar concept from the Vox into it, especially if Korg is dropping the Vox.
Two other points: the Vox is much lighter which is nice, and as much as I love the knobs set-up on the SV, the controls set-up on the Vox also seem pretty well thought out, useful, and intuitive.
The Vox, outside of the SV's wow factor, seems a more complete instrument. (But w/o speakers or piano feel, if that was a priority.)
@@kengruz669 agreed. i think the SV lines biggest draw, however, is that cool vintage aesthetic, so they'd have to integrate without compromising too much. Possibly a adding the LED into one of the blanks or a mountable drawbar module like the old VK8M, Voce V-5, or Mojo Modules. which, if you buy an SV-2 might not be a bad investment.
@@Daring2Win I've thought about that, but the cool, rounded top of the SV unfortunately precludes setting a module on top. Maybe on an SV-3 Korg could flatten up the top for setting modules on, while still keeping some curve to the front and back.
Korg was almost there with this one, and dropped the ball.
How?
As per danhoskins I'd also like to know how Korg dropped the ball? I actually thought this keyboard was really good.
I don't think that Korg dropped the ball with this keyboard. I think that it is a great under-rated board, personally. I'd say that the ball was dropped on the Hammond emulation if anything.
@@nickyates9820 Everyone knows they dropped the ball. They almost had something here.
But you still don't precisely clarify in what way they "dropped the ball." @@ChrisP3000x
The orange was cooler bring back the orange.
I just ordered a black one haha. I personally cant stand bright colors. Im all about greyscale
Not so good as Yamaha YC.
The yamaha yc 61 is much weaker than this, especially in the organ timbre.
mini keys are limiting .
@@imoane4617 , yes sounds are ok , mini keys get boring. ok as an extra in the studio. But the Vox is a live gigging keyboard.