Musicians wish they could play along with actual rhythm patterns instead of just a metronome when improvising or practising and Korg has produced the KR-11 compact rhythm machine in response to these desires. Its retro-inspired aesthetic, analogue-style controls and straightforward design eliminate all complicated features. This compact rhythm box brings to the modern era the rhythm machine legacy that the legendary Korg Doncamatic famously started in 1963.
The KR-11 introduces 126 distinct rhythm patterns as well as 14 dedicated user programs, adding a new dimension to your instrumental practice and performance. All it takes is a simple knob turn to access unbound practice possibilities and is equipped with a handy tap tempo function and swing feature. You can edit and save or create from scratch your favourite rhythm patterns using the 16 velocity-sensitive pads. Additionally, the KR-11 boasts impressive performance capabilities, including seamless pattern changes via the pedal switch, granting you all the flexibility you need for your practice and live performances.
– Loads of rhythm patterns, matching any genre
– Customization: Edit any pattern and save up to 14 extra user patterns
– Intuitive and easy control: Just choose your preferred genre, select a pattern, and press the play button.
-Finger drumming: 16 velocity-sensitive pads and plenty of sounds
-Optional pedal switch enables control over pattern changes, fill-ins, and start/stop functions at
your feet.
-Headphone/line-out jack is available for external audio output.
-Newly developed speaker system and Acoustage Bass technology.
-2-way power supply specification: the KR-11 can be powered using either the
-AC adaptor or 4 x AA alkaline batteries.
The built-in speaker allows for easy on-the-spot playing of a wide variety of rhythmic phrases. In addition to fundamental patterns like 8-beat and 16-beat, the KR-11 features specific styles like ‘’’Blues/R&B,’ and ‘’Country’ tailored for guitarists and ‘Island’ for ukulele. Besides three-beat patterns, the KR-11 also features more intricate five- and seven-beat patterns. The swing function adds versatility to each pattern, expanding the range of variations.
The KR-11 also includes a metronome function for fundamental practice, making it an essential tool for a broad spectrum of musicians, including guitarists, bassists, keyboardists, and orchestral players.
We see this compact, battery-powered rhythm machine equipped with built-in speakers, a machine that will be used for performances on the street, outdoors, or anywhere else.
Jacks: Headphones/line out jack, FOOT SW 1 jack, FOOT SW 2 jack, DC 9V jack
Power supply: Four AA-size alkaline batteries (sold separately) or AC adapter (DC 9 V, sold separately)
Battery life: Approx. 18 hours (varies depending on the batteries used and on the conditions of use)
Dimensions: (W × D × H): 160 × 115 × 44 mm/6.30″ × 4.53″ × 1.73″
Weight: 279 g/0.62 lb (not including batteries)
Included items: Quick Start Guide
Accessories (sold separately): AC adapter (DC 9V, Center Plus), pedal switch (PS-1, PS-3)
* Specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice for improvement.
More info here: https://www.korg.com/au/
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