Nu:Tekt NTS-1 Digital Synth Kit

Excelente artículo pero llego con un pequeño corte en la cinta del circuito eléctrico de las teclas . No me quejo del producto ni de la paquetería ni de l entrega pero tuve la de malas que me toco a mi esa pieza . Me di cuenta cuando arme todo el kit y no sonó . Pido mi reembolso o el cambio por otro igual pero ya sin pieza defectuosa . Mi conclusión es que no duden en comprar pero chequenlo bien antes de armarlo

A lot of fun and sound in this little synth. Great for a beginner, I would recommend getting a midi adapter though and using it with a keyboard. The keyboard strip is not the best way to play it, but will do in a pinch.

Not sure what I can add to the mny glowing reviews the Korg NTS-1 has already received on this Amazon product page. The NTS-1 is a small, self-assembly synth with built-in effects engine giving you chorus, flanger, phaser, reverb and delay effects right out of the box. Putting together this little flat-pack marvel took around 20 minutes and it only took that long because I have rubbish eyes and was straining a little with some of the smaller screws and the placement of the keyboard ribbon. A small screwdriver is included in the package along with instructions and I don't think many people would struggle to make it. The only really scary bit is snapping the boards apart when you first start making it. I was worried I would damage something, but I needn't have worried. It was a relief though plugging it in and getting power - and sound. The only real issue I had, which was frustrating for half-an-hour or so, was my PCs inability to detect the NTS-1 when it was plugged into a USB port. I had already downloaded the Korg Librarian software and the updater. Seems that I had previously installed too many midi devices onto my PC and the Korg needed to be in the "top ten" of midi devices, so I had to uninstall some older Midi devices I no longer used. That sorted the problem, but it was pretty frustrating for a while. Once I'd got the synth hooked up to my headphones and Arturia Keystep via a TRS/Midi Cable (annoyingly not supplied) then I was blown away by the sound and range of this little marvel. Due to the size, you have to get used to using muti-function buttons, for instance, holding down certain buttons and turning knob A or B, gives you more options than simply just twiddling those knobs. The ribbon keyboard is pretty dire, but I never expected it to be great, but you can easily play it with a stylus rather than fingers. The Arp works brilliantly with multi play modes available. There is a single digital oscillator and multiple mode filter with high, low and band pass options, plus three LFO types. While I love the sound of this little synth, for me, the icing on the cake and the main reason for purchase was the on-board effects. They sound stunning and the beauty of the NTS-1 is the ability to route external hardware through the box, so you can use other external synths with the effects. And, there's more, there's a thriving community of enthusiasts who have created custom oscillators and effects that can be loaded onto the NTS-1 via the aforementioned Librarian software. Some are paid for, some ask for donations and some are totally free. This makes a brilliant products even more brilliant. As my review heading states, this Korg seems too good to be true, it really is one of those rare products that comes along and blows all its competitors out of the water. For around £80 you can get a multi effects pedal/engine and a brilliant mono synth with arp, with the ability to load literally hundreds effects and oscillators! I'd give this ten stars if I could. Buy. One. Now.

Este cacharrín es una pequeña maravilla que puede dar mucha vida a tu setup DAWless, a otros sintes, cajas de ritmo o incluso tu guitarra eléctrica. Tiene una entrada de audio estereo de 3.5mm y puedes poner efectos de reverb, delay y modulación a lo que quieras, y aplicar los 3 de forma simultánea. Es muy divertido de usar. Y por si fuera poco, hay muchos efectos de terceros que puedes meter a través del software de KORG. Recomiendo mucho el Cathedral Reverb. Aparte de eso es un sintetizador digital monofónico y tiene bastantes posibilidades para sacar sonidos interesantes. Y al igual que con los efectos, puedes añadir osciladores de terceros gracias a su entorno de desarrollo opensource llamado logueSDK Me lo compré para añadir efectos a un volca sample2 y por añadir otro sonido de sinte. Pero también lo veo como un punto de entrada muy interesante para aprender programación DSP y crear efectos y osciladores custom. Divertido, compacto y con un sonido genial, lo recomiendo al 200%

L'ho acquistato perché di buona marca e dai video che ho visto mi ha colpito il suono, poi è anche piuttosto economico rispetto a tanti altri. Ebbene, la possibilità di creare suoni è davvero vastissima, alcuni inimmaginabili... e l'ho provata poco ma ho visto i pregi. Purtroppo (è per fortuna!) uscirà a brevissimo un modello più avanzato, per cui l'ho resa e acquisterò l'altra che è più completa, funzioni extra ed inoltre l'uscita MIDI. L'unica nota dolente dell'nts è che non è possibile salvare i pattern, una volta spenta è tutto perso. Certo, a meno che non ci si segni i vari percorsi ogni volta che si va in esplorazione... ma diventa un po' macchinoso e noioso. Però è fattibile. Oppure un esperto creatore di suoni. Questa lacuna sarà dovuta probabilmente ad una strategia di marketing, venderla come una sorta di "tester" come un profumo... se poi interessa si compra tutta la boccetta (magari qualcosa di più grosso). Cmq buon prodotto, anche nell'estetica, è affascinante. E i materiali, nonostante sia da assemblare, sono molto buoni. Insomma il marchio Korg è sempre una garanzia.