


They updated the collection in 2018 by adding an emulation of the Arp Odyssey. At the end of last year they released their latest product the KORG Collection TRITON. The original KORG TRITON had eight-part multi-timbral functionality and used quality PCM samples which were sampled at 48kHz. It also had two filter types, five insert and two master effects (with a choice of 102 effects types for those inserts and master FX), as well as a master EQ. TRITON’s original engineers helped supervise the development of this new software version of the powerful workstation/sampler. Now twenty years after the original was released, KORG has reproduced it in an easy to use plugin form. It has 4,000+ sound programs and 307 dual arpeggiator patterns. Also included in this release is all of the expansion library EXB-PCM cards. Just one of those expansions, EXB-PCM06/07, contains data for 256 programs/combinations and 193 multisamples selected from Peter Slediaczek’s Advanced Orchestra by the Best Service Corporation. To install it you’ll need an Intel i5 CPU (Intel i7 or higher is recommended), 6+ GB RAM and 8 GB of free disk space. Korg legacy collection vst mac os x#įor the PC you’ll need Windows 10 64-bit and for the Mac OS X 10.12 (or higher). It is 64-bit only (32-bit not supported) in VST, AU, AAX and standalone formats. It isn’t currently compatible with Pro Tools, but operation has been confirmed with Ableton Live 10, Logic Pro X, GarageBand 10, Cubase Pro 10, Digital Performer 10, Studio One 4.5, FL Studio 20, Reason 11 and Cakewalk by Bandlab. Copy protection is by way of a product code/serial number. Once you’ve loaded TRITON you’ll see its initial Easy display. There are other pages towards the upper-right you can navigate to for more complex operations (Osc, Pitch, Filter, Amp, LFO, IFX/MFX and Arp), but for now we’ll take a look at this one. While on the Easy page, the first step I took was to evaluate some of the many sounds that are included. There are a couple of ways to get to the included browser. One way is to click on the program name at the top of the screen, and the other method is to click the Browser button in the upper-right.
