Korg KRMINI Portable Keyboard - 61 Keys for Music Creation and Performance

E. R. Loveland: Did not need after all, so I sent it back. But watch out Amazon does not credit card anymore. I thought I was getting a credit so I used that card to buy other stuff. 10 days later there was still no credit and I found out they had issued me a gift card, so to clear that card I bought more stuff from A and still had a balance on my card.

United States on Nov 04, 2023

家事もするよ: 使い方は、マニュアルよりもYouTubeなどを見たほうが良いですね。

Japan on Oct 27, 2023

KEN63: リズムマシンを探して居て見付けた商品です。KORGと言う楽器専門メーカーの製品で、簡単に使えると言う事でしたが中々設定が難しい様です。此れから一つ一つ勉強しながら設定して行きたいと思っています。

Japan on Oct 24, 2023

Cliente Amazon: E' ottimo, peccato che la manopola di regolazione del tempo non dispone di posizioni numerate, si regola ad occhio.

Italy on Aug 31, 2023

ビーン: 一通りのリズムが入っており、自宅でのテンポキープの練習に最適です。

Japan on Aug 04, 2023

Manny: It’s a nice (and nice looking unit), but there are two problems: (1) the built-in speaker is really low quality; and (2) it needs a tempo display so you can lock in exact BPM.

United States on Jun 30, 2023

METAL JEFF: I have only used this unplugged through its on board speaker. It has a fair amount of drum beats and very usable ones no matter the genre you pick. It has a tempo dial and volume. I got mine on sale or might not have bought it. It's definitely worth the sale price . It's very basic and that is exactly what I was looking for. Just something to jam my guitar along with , it helps me creat riffs . Riffs just flow out of me when I play with a drum machine and that's why I bought it. I've used apps and built in drum machines on my processors but I wanted something simple and portable. It can run on batteries and that's a huge plus . I just use it anywhere in the house and grab a guitar . I use it for practicing covers too but mainly for my own creative purposes. It's a great musical companion.

United States on Apr 01, 2023

Amazon Customer: Great little unit, I wish it played some rhythms in other time signatures other than 4/4 - some 3/4 rhythms should really be included but for what it is, I'm enjoying using it. Speakers get just loud enough to play along with but there is an 1/8th inch out which enables you to plug it into external speakers if you've got them. I'm a piano teacher and started using it with my students for basic chord and scale drills and students think it's fun to play along with, my wife is learning to play the bass guitar as well and uses it. As a bonus my kids like to use it for dance parties, it's a fun toy and also a useful practice tool.

United States on Mar 03, 2021

J W ClarkJ W Clark: Having read earlier reviews prior to purchase, many of which criticised the poor accompanying documentation, I was pleased to find this was, on the whole, nowhere near as bad as I was led to believe.

The main problem in learning to use the device is its innate counter intuitiveness. Consequently, although this machine is easy to use at a basic level, it can be difficult to master, and without documentation, most would find it virtually impossible.

There is undoubtedly room for improvement in the written documentation department. How many people, I wonder, have been dissuaded from purchasing this device as a direct consequence of having read one or more of the many adverse reviews in this regard. What price a little extra care in providing comprehensive, concise and coherent printed matter?

The user documentation, if read with a little patience and a lot concentration, does actually make a reasonable stab at explaining how the KR Mini functions, and after two or three hours of "guided" experimentaion, I had pretty much learned all there was to know, except for .... "Songs".

The device contains 8 "Songs" (which are pretty much a series of percussion...

United Kingdom on Feb 10, 2021

Sammy L.: SUGGESTION: It would have been nice to have a TEMPO gauge or digital read-out. What I do is (1) select the beat style (8 beat, Dance, Rock, Pop, etc.) (2) select the pattern 1-6 and then (3) find the correct TEMPO by using the DIAL as a CLOCK. I DOCUMENT this on my music or cheat sheets as ROCK/5/then a circle and mark a line as the position on how it looks on a CLOCK. I can set these 3 things very quickly and get the same results every time. I make due when the 3 items don't match a song exactly - but hey even ORIGINAL artists change up their beat! I think for the money it is what I was looking for - something to keep a beat while I play acoustic guitar. Only problem is how to set up two pedals? I use one to start/stop but want to use the other one to add a FILL when needed? The manual was not helpful at all and led me to Patterns and Chains had NO clear instructions on how to use the 2nd pedal. Can any one assist? TECHNICAL SUPPORT is NOT very supportive!!!

United States on Feb 27, 2016