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How to Play a Korg Triton Studio Keyboard

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How to use a Korg Triton Studio keyboard synthesizer, including tips, tricks and techniques in this free instruction video about musical instruments taught by expert RT Ouk.

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Summary: Because of its creative uses of verbal and written communication, music is one of the most interesting forms of expression that exists in the world today. Whether the rhythmic arranging of tones and melodies developed in conjunction with spoken language is still unknown; nonetheless, music is unique in that it facilitates a special conversation between the musician and the audience that exceeds mere words. Music creates a connection between people that is not limited by time, distance, or relationship; a song can speak to anyone, anywhere. That’s why music continually changes and grows, is still loved and still proliferates.

In this free instructional video series on musical instruments, learn how to use a Korg Triton Studio synthesizer to create songs and melodies of your own. Expert RT Ouk will explain many of the basic functions in detail, including how to use the different modes on the Triton keyboard, such as the Combination Mode, the Program Mode, the Sequencer, the S. Play Mode, the Sampling Mode, and the Global Mode. Also get tips on often used buttons like Disk, Compare and Menu, which allow you to save, load, undo and select functions.

About the Expert

Expert: RT Ouk is the owner of the The Armory Recording Studios in Newington, Conn. He has been a music producer and audio engineer for over 10 years. Ouk is also the Program Director of Deabrake, Inc., a non-profit dedicated to helping inner city youth. He also has New Day Productions, which has recently worked on projects with companies and artists including Tragedy Kadafi, Immortal Technique, Boot Camp Click, the motion picture "Spark it Up," KarmaLoop TV, and Sony.

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