XSEED announced earlier this month that they will localize KORG DS-10+ for release sometime early next year. This is the follow up to KORG DS-10, a music synthesizer released on the DS in 2008, which became incredibly popular in Japan, even spawning bands such as Trio the DS-10 that exclusively used the KORG DS-10.
KORG DS-10+ will be compatible with both the regular DS and the DSi, and this is where it gets interesting, because playing this on the DSi will open up quite a few enhancements! DSi will enable 12-voice polyphony, 4 tracks for analog synthesizer simulation, 2 drum machines and 2 effect layers, while the regular DS version will have an updated synthesizer and more channels compared to the first game.
KORG-DS 10 was received with a good general reception, but there were complaints over it being restrictive and that making songs required a lot of work to get around those said restrictions, but it seems KORG DS-10+ will improve on every aspect of it’s predecessor and open up a whole new world for music lovers on the DS.
[via Destructoid]
Tags: Denji Sano, KORG DS-10, News, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DSi, Software, Synthesizers
Why did they add fake applause into that video? Makes it sound pretty akward.
The applause was fake? I didn’t notice. Sano is such the shit. Delivering the talk in English. I imagine the audience were English-speaking? Where the hell was that from?
I believe that is just a fake video he made. I don’t really think there was an audience. I could be wrong though.