Workstations

The workstation is the all-rounder among keyboard instruments and its selection options are correspondingly diverse. So that you can quickly get this diversity under grip , a good workstation is essential.

One of the big advantages of a workstation over modern music computers is undoubtedly the short loading times . The optics also play a big role here. It's about making music and a workstation with 61 keys reflects that much more than a laptop. Who wants to imagine their great music idols on the computer?

The first all-in-one workstation from Korg

The first workstation came from Korg and impressed with its diverse synth sounds and natural sounds, such as guitar, piano, strings and many more. The whole thing was completed by programmable effects and the ability to play different sounds at the same time.

Even today, Korg is still a leader in high-quality workstations , as the Korg Krome EX 88 proves. The high-quality instrument with its 88 keys comes with 4 GB of PCM memory to save your compositions. A variety of multisamples and drum samples are available to the musician, as well as polyphony of up to 120 voices and 16-track sequencer. All of this can be easily monitored and controlled thanks to the graphical 800 x 400 pixel Touch View display .

All of this is only topped by the workstations from the Korg Nautilus series . Here, the latest technology merges with maximum musicality to create spectacular instruments. The NAUTILUS 88 from Korg is the keyboard for professionals and ambitious music fans. It allows creative sound design, adaptation by internal and external audio sources and excellent audio and midi multitrack recordings. The hardware includes the best four-step 88 hammer action keyboard RH3, a pitch-bend joystick, retractable real-time and dynamic controls, the usual midi and audio connection options and the 7" TouchView™ color display.

Buy a keyboard or synthesizer workstation online

If you decide to buy a workstation online , you should first be clear about how much power you actually need. The high-quality workstations from Korg, Yamaha and Roland are available in many price ranges . For beginners, a smaller workstation is usually sufficient, such as the Roland Fantom-06 or Yamaha MX61 MK2 with 61 velocity-sensitive keys. Both offer a solid basis for aspiring musicians with well over 100 different sounds as well as Zen Core and SuperNATURAL or AWM2 sound generation . Typical mid-range workstations are the Yamaha MODX7+ and the Kurzweil PC4 . If you want to go really high, you should take a closer look at the workstations from the Yamaha mounting and Roland Fantom series . You can find detailed information about the two absolutely top-class series on the respective overview page.