Korg Electribe Sampler 2 R Rot

Korg Electribe Sampler 2 R Red: Powerful Sample-Based Production Station

The Korg Electribe Sampler 2 R is a versatile, sample-based production station designed for quickly and intuitively creating beats. Its loaded waveforms and preset samples are fully editable and resample-ready, while modulation and effects can be controlled using the analog-style knobs on the control panel. With multiple input interfaces optimized for rhythm, bass, and melody, the Electribe Sampler supports smooth, intuitive sequencing, perfect for both studio creation and live performance setups.

Creativity and Flexibility for Stage and Studio

The Electribe Sampler 2 R enables users to build sequences that can be easily adapted for both on-stage performances and further development in a laptop environment. Thanks to extensive connectivity, the Electribe can be integrated into a complex setup for live shows or detailed productions. Sequences can be exported as Ableton Live projects, allowing for precise editing and mixing on DAWs. The latest OS update, Version 2, adds a Pattern Chain function—a feature requested by users for enhanced performance possibilities in both live and studio contexts. Downloadable bonus patterns extend the Electribe’s potential with new, innovative sounds and textures.

Technical Specifications of the Korg Electribe Sampler 2 R

The Electribe Sampler 2 R is equipped with powerful specifications that offer vast sound-shaping capabilities. Some key features include:

• Polyphony: Up to 24 voices
• Sample Library: 920 sample types, including options for pitch/glide editing, and categories like analog, kick, snare, cymbal, voice, and custom user samples (up to 499)
• Filter Types: Cutoff, resonance, and EG Int with LPF, HPF, and BPF modes
• Modulation: 72 types with adjustable depth and speed
• Amplitude/Envelope Generator: Level, pan, attack, decay/release, and amp envelope on/off
• Sampling Frequency: 48 kHz, 24-bit AD/DA conversion
• User Samples: Supports up to 499 custom samples with 270 seconds of total mono sampling time (including presets)

For editing, users can set start/end points, loop points, tune, time slice, level, direction, and resampling options. These flexible tools make the Electribe a dynamic choice for sample-based production.

Effects and Motion Sequences

The Electribe Sampler 2 R includes 38 insert effects for each of its 16 parts, along with two master effects controllable through the touchpad. Motion Sequences allow users to record up to 24 automation tracks per pattern, enhancing the creative possibilities of each part. Users can save up to 250 patterns, each containing sound configurations, effects, key/scale settings, and up to 64 patterns can be stored in Pattern Set mode, where they can be organized and chained for live performances.

Performance Features and Ease of Use

The Electribe Sampler offers 16 velocity-sensitive trigger pads and a range of touchpad modes, including Gate Arpeggiator, Touch Scale, and Master FX. The device’s comprehensive suite of editing options also includes step jump, keyboard, sequencer, and chord modes, enabling easy customization. With 50 gate arpeggiator types, 25 groove types, and 35 scale types, users have a wide selection of tools for dynamic performance and composition.

Seamless Integration with DAWs and External Devices

The Electribe Sampler’s seamless integration with Ableton Live is particularly valuable for users who want to finalize their music in a DAW. Sequence data can be exported as Ableton Live projects or WAV files (48 kHz, 16-bit), allowing further refinement and mixing on a laptop. The Electribe can connect to other hardware through MIDI In/Out, USB Type Micro B, and sync inputs/outputs. This versatile setup makes it easy to incorporate the Electribe Sampler into both standalone and interconnected configurations.

Portable Design with Multiple Power Options

Constructed from durable zinc die-cast, the Electribe Sampler 2 R is both compact and rugged, ideal for mobile use. It supports both AC power and six AA batteries, with an estimated battery life of 5 hours when using Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries. Weighing only 1.6 kg, this lightweight device can be easily transported for live shows or studio sessions.

Features:

• Maximum Polyphony: 24 voices
• Sample Library: 920 types, with categories like analog, kick, snare, cymbal, voice, FX, and user samples
• Filter Types: LPF, HPF, BPF with cutoff, resonance, and EG intensity control
• Modulation Options: 72 types with adjustable depth and speed
• Amplitude/Envelope Control: Level, pan, attack, decay/release, amp EG on/off
• Sampling Frequency: 48 kHz, 24-bit AD/DA conversion
• User Sample Capacity: Up to 499 custom samples with 270 seconds of sampling time (mono)
• Edit Functions: Start/end points, loop points, tune, time slice, level, direction, resampling
• Effects: 38 insert effect types (one per part), 2 master effect types with touchpad control
• Sequencer: 16 steps x 4, 16 parts, and up to 250 patterns (150 presets / 100 initial)
• Motion Sequences: Record up to 24 automation tracks per pattern
• Trigger Pads: 16 velocity-sensitive pads with modes like trigger, sequencer, keyboard, chord, and more
• Touchpad Modes: Gate Arpeggiator, Touch Scale, Master FX
• Outputs: L/Mono, R (standard jack); Headphones (stereo mini-jack); Audio input (stereo mini-jack)
• MIDI: In, Out (includes MIDI adapter cable)
• USB: Type Micro B, Sync In/Out (stereo mini-jack)
• External Storage: Supports SD card (1 GB+), SDHC (up to 32 GB)
• Power Supply: AC adapter (DC 9V) or 6 AA batteries (Alkaline or NiMH)
• Battery Life: Approx. 5 hours (power-saving mode, using NiMH batteries)
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 339 x 189 x 45 mm
• Weight: 1.6 kg
• Accessories: AC adapter (DC 9V), 2 MIDI adapter cables, Ableton Live 9 Lite license card

Specs:

• Type: Sampler
• Color: Red
• USB-MIDI: USB and MIDI
• MIDI Inputs: 1 Port
• MIDI Outputs: 1 Port
• Fader: 0
• Rotary knobs: 18
• Set Offer: no
• Theme: Recording and Studio

Instruction manual / Safety instructions:

• Manual (1.15 MB)

Further links:

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