The Return Of KRONOS

US Korg reveals the next generation of the keyboard workstation      07/07/25

Korg has announced the return of their KRONOS keyboard workstation. A spokesperson told us, "Since its debut in 2011, KRONOS has been the benchmark for keyboard performance and workstation versatility. Trusted by top artists around the world, it's powered countless performances, productions, and compositions. Now, KRONOS returns, refreshed and refined for a new generation of creators."

What's New in KRONOS
• 256 new programs
– 128 brand-new sounds (including Italian Grand, Tine EP I Early)
– 128 curated from KRONOS Sound Libraries
• Faster, more responsive TouchView display
• 60% faster startup time
• New chassis with powder-coated metal and black wood side panels

Core Features
• 9 sound engines including SGX-2 (acoustic piano), EP-1 (electric piano), MOD-7 (FM), and more
• Enhanced SGX-2 engine with Berlin and Italian grand pianos
• 8" TouchView display with drag-and-drop, parameter search, and improved response
• Set List Mode with color-coded presets, real-time notes, and built-in EQ
• Seamless Sound Transitions (SST) for smooth patch changes
• 16-track MIDI + audio recorder with 48 kHz audio and editing tools
• Advanced control surface: sliders, knobs, vector joystick
• Available in 61, 73, or 88 keys with semi-weighted or RH3 fully weighted keybeds

Pricing and Availability:
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