i never had the em-1 in my hand. but i think, that the em-1 has only preset
soudns, while the es-1 i totally conigurable. if you want flexibility, then
take the es-1. i loave that instrument, because if you sample well, you can
do almoste everythink with it. (but maybe there are people with diffrent
opinions about it in this list?)


>Thank you but,
>I wanted to know if the stock sounds were the same on the two bcause
>i am thinking of getting one.
>
>--- In korgelectribes@yahoogroups.com, Martin Wisniowski <mw@2...>
>wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >I know one is a em-1 type and one is sampler based.
> > >Are the drum sounds the same?
> >
> > you know what it means to be "sample based"? you can change the
>samples...
>
>
>
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