In 1989 Korg expanded the idea started with the M1 by releasing the 76 key T2 Musicworkstation with more sounds and adding the ability to load samples. Much of the architecture of the M1 was onboard using Korg's AI synthesis method making it compatible with the …

The Korg T2, released in Japan in 1989, is a fully-functional 61-key keyboard workstation. Released at the end of the 1980s, the T2 is chock-full of the real deal: truly vintage 80s-style tones. As you would expect from a full workstation, this board is loaded with effects and tweakable parameters and includes an 8-track sequencer for composing.

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The Korg T2 is a pressure and velocity sensitive 76 key (8 channel multitimbral) single (16 voice) or dual (8 voice) oscillator synthesizer, featuring 190 waveforms and 85 drums (16 bit, 4MW, more via card), dedicated pitch and filter LFOs, dual stereo effects processors (33 effects), stereo and dual individual outputs, 8 track sequencer (50000 ...

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The T2 was released as a follow-up to the Korg M1. It includes a larger wave ROM and is still compatible with the M1 expansion cards. The other members of the T series are the T1 with 88 keys and T3 with 61 keys. Year Released: 1989. MSRP: 4595.00 USD. Keyboard: 76 keys with velocity and aftertouch. Polyphony: 16 notes. Multitimbral: 8 parts.

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The Korg T2 is a notable synthesizer workstation that was released in 1989 as part of Korg’s T series. The T2 features a 76-key keyboard and was designed as a follow-up to the highly successful Korg M1. It includes a larger wave ROM and is compatible with M1 expansion cards1.

The T2 was released as a follow-up to the Korg M1. It includes a larger wave ROM and is still compatible with the M1 expansion cards. The other members of the T series are the T1 with 88 keys and T3 with 61 keys.

I've used a T2 synth for about 2.5 years now and it's one of the coolest, heaviest keyboards I've had a chance to use that long. The preset performance combinations are typically pretty good, although most of them require editting to be usable for anything live.