The Korg Micro Sampler is a compact digital keyboard with 37 velocity-sensitive keys, ideal for musicians seeking a portable, versatile solution. Its 8-voice polyphony and 48 kHz sampling rate deliver optimal sound quality for sampling and music creation. With 160 seconds of recording capacity, it makes it easy to store and manage samples via assignable pads, making it perfect for the studio, stage, or mobile production.
| Brand | Korg |
|---|---|
| Model | microSAMPLER |
| Keyboard | Miniature, 37 velocity-sensitive keys |
| Polyphony | 8 voices |
| Sampling rate | 48 kHz / 16 bits (linear PCM) |
| Recording capacity | 160 seconds |
| Built-in effects | 21 types (Delays, Filters, Reverbs, Emulations, etc.) |
| Audio inputs | 6.35 mm stereo/mono jack with gain and mic/line mode |
| Headphone output | 6.35 mm jack |
| Main audio outputs | 6.35 mm L/R jacks |
| MIDI ports | MIDI In/Out |
| USB port | WAV/AIFF file transfer |
| Power | 9V DC adapter or 6 AA batteries |
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