At the moment I’m using the Kronos in my writing room, however we’ve been doing some Live events for a musical I’ve written and I've been using them on that as my main piano,

It’s a great keyboard when you’re doing extensive programming, the action is fantastic and when you need a big quality sound to thread into your project, there it is !!

 

 

Other than a being a beautiful instrument to play, the Kronos has the most incredible sound. The presets are varied and vast. It really feels like an event when you sit down to play it !

 

 

I’m flat out working on a new Take That album. The Kronos has been the main controller keyboard for the whole project.

I have an extensive string library but always enjoy mixing in some of the Kronos strings to glue it all together..

I’ve also done four tracks for a new animation film and found the analogue side of the Kronos to be extremely useful.

My keyboard player Marcus Byrne swears by the big K and uses it on all my live shows.

 

 

Well let’s be honest, there’s nothing like a ‘real’ piano, however the Kronos comes a damn close 2nd !

There’s been times when I’ve programmed the piano on the Kronos , replaced it with a live piano and in the end gone back to the Kronos piano ‘cos it sounded more suitable in the context of the record.

 

 

I’ve written a new musical called ‘Finding Neverland’, the story of J.M.Barrie

I’ve done all my composing using the Kronos

 

 

Through the years I’ve owned many KORGS…. M1, O1W, Wave Station , Trinity, Triton, bored yet ??

Their sound is unique and throughout my career have always delivered what I needed when I needed it !