2012 KORG INC. 4015-2 Yanokuchi, Inagi-city, Tokyo 206-0812 Japan IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS This product has been manufactured according to strict specifications and voltage. T POWER 12V Ac Dc Adapter Charger for KORG KA-310 Korg Kaoss Pad KP2 KP3 KP-2 KP-3 Dynamic Effects SP170 SP170BK Digital Piano keyboard/DSA-0151AD-12A 00 X 50 61-Key microX R3 MR-1000.

Link: Price: $349/€339/£269 Manual/downloads: Editor’s Note 18 months ago, a Korg KP3+ appeared out of nowhere at the Worxlab. Already an old piece, it was put on a backburner, but picked up by Ray last year. Finally, his detailed review is here, but the KP3+ doesn’t exactly fair too well in comparison to today’s software led effects technology, which is generally the thrust of the piece.

So we’re still going to publish it because we want Korg to read Ray’s thoughts and hopefully fix things that could be done more effectively in potential future products. INTRODUCTION One could argue that Korg’s Kaoss Pad series needs no elaborate intro – it’s been 15 years since the release of the first model which quickly popularized the brilliantly simple concept behind it: it’s a tabletop effect processor built around a large X/Y touch pad which allows the user to tweak multiple modulation parameters at once. While this core design remained unchanged, the units themselves went through many iterations – even including one model capable of mangling video signals (Entrancer), which of course was ridiculously expensive at that time, making it the only incarnation of the Kaoss Pad I never got to play with. The original Kaoss Pad was the first piece of outboard FX gear I ever tried, and despite being a complete beginner, I had little trouble making friends with it.

Like any good interface, its basic functionality is self-explanatory: put a finger on the pad, make a few swiping gestures, mess with the sound that goes in. Simple, effective and a ton of fun.

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Realizing the impact of this product, Numark had licensed the technology, releasing several mixers with integrated Kaoss Pad effects (EM series) years before Korg itself did (KM series). When the KP2 was released, I absolutely had to own it and if only for sheer nostalgia, I still do.

Of course the KP3 didn’t pass me by either – I’ve also used everything that came after: the (the matching phrase synthesizer), both generations of the mini series, the Korg mixers that incorporated it, and finally the. The most recent products in Korg’s line-up are revamped versions of the 2006 flagships – we’re going to look at the basic features of the KP3+ first, and then see just how much (or how little) has changed in 7 years. KAOSS PAD BASICS Like its predecessor, the KP3+ features two pairs of RCAs – stereo line in and out, respectively.

You can also hook up a microphone and a pair of headphones, each with separate volume controls. Depending on how FX are routed in your setup, a switch on the back of the unit allows you to change the nature of the signal the unit sends out. When set to DIRECT, the KP3+ passes the input signal through and mixes it with the processed one. The SEND setting mutes the dry input signal completely and outputs the processed one only. There’s also a USB port and two MIDI ports (IN and OUT). At the front of the unit, you’ll find a slot for SD cards – the KP3+ supports up to 32GB of capacity.

The backlit X/Y pad at the center of the unit is about 9.6cm wide and 7.5cm deep. The 8×8 matrix of red LEDs beneath it can show you the name of the selected effect, play 8 different animations or even display a few characters of text that you can edit using the Kaoss Pad editor software. CONTROL LAYOUT At the top of the unit, you will find an input level knob and an input source selector switch (mic or line). Next to that is a single three-color LED (green, yellow, red) which gives you a rough estimate of the input level. The KP3+ has a simple display which shows abbreviated effect names, the BPM value (precision level: one decimal), and also helps you navigate through various setting options. Next to the display, two backlit indicators tell you whether you’re currently in BPM Mode or Program Mode.

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