This is the video I'll show people to demonstrate how the YT copyright algo is fundamentally broken. The grabbing hands grab all they can... after all. Thanks for the effort Woody! Love the Chan!
Great demo brother. You got me immediately with the Don't Dream It's Over solo. I can almost hear Neil's guitar riffs after the solo ends. One of the greatest songs of the 80's for sure 😄
Love your light hearted approach to producing videos especially this one. I’ve bought myself an i3 and it’s a very convoluted interface compared to other Korgs that I own or have owned. Your video has inspired me to revisit it and spent some more time getting the most out of it. Cheers Mike - Australia
By the way: I just bought an i3. I started on a Korg X-50 10 years ago. I passed by Nord, Roland, Kurzweil, Cássio and Yamaha. I missed it and ended up returning home: Korg again! I love!
Think there could be a great series; Man vs YT copyright claim. Pick a song that always gets banned, and play it in such a way that it's still recognisable but you can post it....
@@WoodyPianoShack More aimed at those theory guys who love a subtle substitution...I think they're called jazzers! Enjoy your channel as it is..thanks for the infotainment..
Nice alternative version for Children. Lambada was a big surprise! I recommend you listen to "Chorando Se Foi Metal Cover" by Anderson Bizzocchi, it was a very interesting version to hear =P
I think these keyboards have two catagorys of styles you have some really good ones and then the others that almost no one uses that are just filler or to say they are there because you need to be able to say you have a lot of styles.
Woody! Was that an Atari ST??!! Wow! Had one of those back in the 1990s. Built in MIDI 😁 Watching this great vid planning on buying the KORG EK-50 straight away. Subbed!
Great as usual , but, where did you get that pedal steel sound at 1100 mins in? Also save the film scratch rendering, only I know what that is, and you used it randomly. As you can edit, just show it took nine takes, dont include them! Meant to be friendly constructive, and almost affectionate comment. Nice dancers also.
well, flattered to be your role model. i've gone down from 93kg to 86 since the summer. going out for a jog right now. that's pretty much it, oh and cutting portions in half! you get used to it. no need to overcomplicate things. :) best of luck
I've owned a Pa50, microarranger and the Beatles version...I don't know why Korg dropped the separate expression and damper pedal inputs...you made me laugh several times on the video.
Is it me or are those styles in keyboards purposefully, cheesy? It doesn't matter which keyboard you have it's all very uninspiring. The Yamaha PSR did however push the envelope but still not truly inspiring. But I always hear immediately when there's a 1 or 2 (wo)man band playing a keyboard arrangement and I rather settle for an acapella or one instrument session instead. But I guess there's demand for it, they do sell well. And a great video!
thanks for the comment raymond, yes, i can hear the cheeze at times, but the interesting thing here is that musicians like you and I can spot it a mile away, but, perhaps more importantly, the general public love this stuff and lap it up! go figure.
@@WoodyPianoShack it shows how powerful music is. That even cookie cutter music, finds a massive audience. I too tend to pick the bar or restaurant with live music - and I’d it’s cheesy keyboard accompanied, I do pick it over no live music anytime.
I've been playing a Yamaha EW400 for a couple of years now, and the one thing that drives me crazy is the lack of imagination in the 3/4 time styles. I really want a "rock waltz" sort of thing, but the closest I ever get is a "country waltz" or similar, but the percussion always ends up being a slushy brushed snare or hat that's too weak for the rest of my band to hear/follow. Any chance of demoing some waltz styles on various keyboards?
Are the styles, intros and endings copyrighted by Korg? -- Are you free to use them without permission, credits or royalties? Example...Say you want to compose an original song or arrangement and use these features, can you be sued if the song gets picked up and/or played in public? Not just Korg but other arrangers as well from other manufacturers...I've always wondered about that.
I know that country style its the same on the PA3x pro and by they way this same style sounds nearly the same on the korg i30 one of korgs first arranger keyboards.
Now wait just a minute. Noodling around on a piano, selecting chords, and jotting down a chord progression to use in a song? Just who do you think you are, Bernard Taupin?
How do you make it so the accompaniment on the left side, and the main instrument is on the right side? When I play a chord, you can hear both the accompaniment and the instrument at the same time throughout the whole keyboard.
Brother I am using korg i3 manual 1993 could you please guide me how to set chords setting to give background ground music. It's being played with Rhytm but when I want to play without rhytm "just chords" on the left hand can't be Able to play not sure the issue or maybe I have done the settings out. So please guide me how to setup again.
@@WoodyPianoShack True, and now I have it and wanna sell it, but nobody wants it anymore. Same shiet with women. 😂 How I wanted my wife back in 1993 - when she was all new and shiny. But now, 30 years later - I'd pay anyone to take her away from me...but nobody wants 😂
i've often wondered why we don't see VST arrangers. probably because you need a lot of controls & buttons to do a good performance. I guess an ipad app would go some way to solving that, but you can probably forget about the $10 price tag.:)
My worst story in copyright claim. I took my Yamaha PSS-390, recorded the demo song, because I could not find a good quality version on the web, and decided to share it on SoundCloud, to get a copyright claim on it. And NO, not by Yamaha. By a rather sh*y rap artist that made a "song" in the 90s where he basically use the Yamaha demo song from that keyboard and do little on top. Yeah. Not even sure how Yamaha let that happen. Not going to link to a CZcams video because I don't want to give that guy too much credit, but the Demo can be found in low quality on CZcams, the "artist" song start with "Jaakko" end with "hissis". This is a really low effort "song", should not have any copyright claim as I doubt Yamaha gave any right to use the demo commercially.
30 years ago,a keyboard workstation of this quality,would have made sense(that is,it is far superior to that of the old M1.) Nowadays,in the age of very inexpensive PC DAW's & advanced & cheap Casio keyboards,the i3 is to say the least, obsolete.Why on earth,is Korg still making such keyboards?Who buys them....& why? The i3 is neither gig-worthy,nor anything other than a total embarrassment on stage.Perhaps if the i3 had a usable display size,along with sound library upgrades in the form of a chipset that the users installs himself/herself,I could see the i3 having a place,in the music world.
You sit at the piano and you stand at the Keyboard.... You play classical music on the piano unless you like Elton John the plays piano with his feet. 🙃🤣😜But with a keyboard you just stand up and play
If you all are thinking that this keyboard in any way represents an Arranger keyboard, you are so wrong. Please just listen to high end arranger keyboards such as Yamaha Genos or Yamaha Tyros 5 or Korg Pa4x... Then You will be in shock....in terms of having very very high quality sounds and styles and their capabilities.... This keyboard is only and only for beginners. (teens or children under 12 years old).
hi talia, a bit harsh, perhaps, but thanks for sharing your opinion. i have the sx900 over there, same sounds as genos, and some of the styles and sounds here on the i3 are in the same ballpark, imho. of course, the feature set and UI is much more advanced on the higher end models.
@@WoodyPianoShack Dear woody, sorry if my words made you uncomfortable... I never ever wanted to be harsh as you mentioned .... But the thing is that I have had many arrangers from 90' as well as synth....to date Hence I have enough knowledge about them By the way please please get a Genos and compare it with your sx900. Dear woody believe me that differences are massive in spite of having same engine.... I really enjoy your videos as well as your very kind and caring personality 😊 I have been playing Keyboard (Arranger and Synth) for about 25 years 🙂
@@Talia.777 thanks for the update Talia! I mean you were being on the i3, not on me or the video! It's pretty amazing for the price. I think the differences in sound between Genos and SX900 is very minimal, the difference is in the keys & controls, and the genos lacks the speakers :) Thanks again for your comments!
How ridiculous to compare the most expensive keyboards with one of the cheapest keyboards, and the funny thing is that we can make the same music with everyone 😏 greetings
It would have been a better introduction of the i3 if you had used to the time you spent with childish nonsense playing more of the styles. I normally enjoy your reviews, but, not this one.
Hey Vic ... I think Woody is just having a bit of fun-- some comic relief if you will. I don't think his intention is a full fledged demo here. Cheers.
hey vic, i am childish, just ask my wife, perhaps you missed my 30 minute in depth demo last Saturday? Something for everyone :D czcams.com/video/jjZ_XxdXAVA/video.html
This is the video I'll show people to demonstrate how the YT copyright algo is fundamentally broken. The grabbing hands grab all they can... after all. Thanks for the effort Woody! Love the Chan!
Actually this sounds great.
In late 1990s I had Korg i3, dual keyboard ultimate stand and Roland xp 50. Same setup as here.
Thanks for this Woody, The real-time style editing is awesome for live gigs. 10/10.
Great demo brother.
You got me immediately with the Don't Dream It's Over solo. I can almost hear Neil's guitar riffs after the solo ends. One of the greatest songs of the 80's for sure 😄
Great fun Woody, nice to watch something light hearted and fun, loved the Robert Miles "remix" segment 😉
I love how already the underlying background music comes from the i3.
glad you noticed, i tend to do that!
Love your light hearted approach to producing videos especially this one. I’ve bought myself an i3 and it’s a very convoluted interface compared to other Korgs that I own or have owned. Your video has inspired me to revisit it and spent some more time getting the most out of it. Cheers Mike - Australia
thank you, still have mine and looking forward to revisiting it too!
Really enjoyed the challenge! Fun keyboard. Must say the video / editing was brilliant light relief.
Glad you enjoyed it!
By the way: I just bought an i3. I started on a Korg X-50 10 years ago. I passed by Nord, Roland, Kurzweil, Cássio and Yamaha. I missed it and ended up returning home: Korg again! I love!
Thanks Woody, you made my weekend complete again 👍👍
Yikes, I was afraid the i3 was going flying for a bit!
Think there could be a great series; Man vs YT copyright claim. Pick a song that always gets banned, and play it in such a way that it's still recognisable but you can post it....
interesting concept... tedious tho!
@@WoodyPianoShack More aimed at those theory guys who love a subtle substitution...I think they're called jazzers! Enjoy your channel as it is..thanks for the infotainment..
Another great video, Woody. So creative and inspiring.
Nice alternative version for Children. Lambada was a big surprise! I recommend you listen to "Chorando Se Foi Metal Cover" by Anderson Bizzocchi, it was a very interesting version to hear =P
Not sure about the Korg i3 but I enjoyed the latin dancers at 12:32!
Love the synth at 2:20 "Glide Lead"
Good playing, Woody!. I always tend to use the simplest variation on styles and/or remove parts to make them usable without looking too unnatural
likewise, stay away from variation 4!
You are great, man!
Great performance 👍😎🎶
Amazing 👏👏👏, more i3 video's
Hi Woody my cat went berserk while watching this video. Am I eligible for some indemnities?
I think these keyboards have two catagorys of styles you have some really good ones and then the others that almost no one uses that are just filler or to say they are there because you need to be able to say you have a lot of styles.
woody. im planning to buy this december. how is the fill in doing? is it bad?
Pretty good version of Robert Miles, this keyboard seems to made for it.
this is so funny ! lol
Sweetest smile.
07:39 Ooooops! 😬
1:26 OMG This house is crowded with keyboards haha.
Best intro ever :D
PS: your "dance" impro is probably better than the original :D
The new i3 sounds not much better than a "EK-55" 😉
I love my i1 ❤️
A nice one 😂👍 of course it does
This video didn't give me the usual goosebumps your videos produce. I wonder why 🤔🧀😉
well, that wasn't my intention today, but so glad to hear that i have managed it in the past! :)
@@WoodyPianoShack I know that it was for fun, don't worry 😉
Woody! Was that an Atari ST??!! Wow! Had one of those back in the 1990s. Built in MIDI 😁 Watching this great vid planning on buying the KORG EK-50 straight away. Subbed!
hi, yeah that's from an old video where I was struggling to do some retro sequencing with it!
🤣🤣 I like your expressions 👍🏻
Kkkk... Sensacional!!! Rindo muito aqui do Brasil, Woody... muito boa a edição do vídeo. Foi seu filho que fez?
hello fernando, no, it would have been better if he did it!
Great as usual , but, where did you get that pedal steel sound at 1100 mins in? Also save the film scratch rendering, only I know what that is, and you used it randomly.
As you can edit, just show it took nine takes, dont include them! Meant to be friendly constructive, and almost affectionate comment. Nice dancers also.
Excellent demo. Will you be doing a demo of the Korg XE20? I would love to see what you do with it.
no plans, but I'll remember your request if I ever get the opportunity!
That's entertainment :-D So nice ... and every musician does beer-lid cheatin' here and there :-)
I still have the original i3 in my cellar.... And hey a Lot of those Styles sounding the Same .... 25 year's later! OK Not the Lambada!
Woody, what are you eating? I’m trying to bring my stomach down. What’s your secret? Health is wealth for us musicians & enthusiasts too!
well, flattered to be your role model. i've gone down from 93kg to 86 since the summer. going out for a jog right now. that's pretty much it, oh and cutting portions in half! you get used to it. no need to overcomplicate things. :) best of luck
Go Woody
Woody I wish you to do a comparison between korg pa1000 and Yamaha PSR sx900 . Thank you .
I have psr sx700 and would really like to see a comparison with the Korg too
@@johnbayliss4629 Definitely I would like to see . Because some musicians says korg pa1000 is more superior than Yamaha PSR SX.
i don't have access to PA1000, my sx900 is looking at me forlornly from the corner. i don't know if a i3 vs SX battle is relevant?
I'd still be interested in a comparison with the i3 although they are in different price brackets
@@johnbayliss4629 maybe that could be the angle inexpensive vs flagship
I've owned a Pa50, microarranger and the Beatles version...I don't know why Korg dropped the separate expression and damper pedal inputs...you made me laugh several times on the video.
Hilarious!
My record is 25 out takes.
is the 3i the same engine as the original 3i ?
you mean the one from the 90s, no, completely different beasts I believe.
@@WoodyPianoShack Thanks for replying
Is it me or are those styles in keyboards purposefully, cheesy?
It doesn't matter which keyboard you have it's all very uninspiring. The Yamaha PSR did however push the envelope but still not truly inspiring. But I always hear immediately when there's a 1 or 2 (wo)man band playing a keyboard arrangement and I rather settle for an acapella or one instrument session instead.
But I guess there's demand for it, they do sell well. And a great video!
thanks for the comment raymond, yes, i can hear the cheeze at times, but the interesting thing here is that musicians like you and I can spot it a mile away, but, perhaps more importantly, the general public love this stuff and lap it up! go figure.
@@WoodyPianoShack it shows how powerful music is. That even cookie cutter music, finds a massive audience. I too tend to pick the bar or restaurant with live music - and I’d it’s cheesy keyboard accompanied, I do pick it over no live music anytime.
I've been playing a Yamaha EW400 for a couple of years now, and the one thing that drives me crazy is the lack of imagination in the 3/4 time styles. I really want a "rock waltz" sort of thing, but the closest I ever get is a "country waltz" or similar, but the percussion always ends up being a slushy brushed snare or hat that's too weak for the rest of my band to hear/follow. Any chance of demoing some waltz styles on various keyboards?
Is this workstation good in dynamics ?
Sounds 90 years
Actually it would be better to demo all the styles in the special category as they are unique to i3. The rest are similar to EK50 series.
Hi Woody ! Does Korg use a sort of algorithm like all Psr's? multifinger AI ?
no, i don't think so, these styles are pre-programmed by hand.
Are the styles, intros and endings copyrighted by Korg? -- Are you free
to use them without permission, credits or royalties? Example...Say you
want to compose an original song or arrangement and use these features,
can you be sued if the song gets picked up and/or played in public?
Not just Korg but other arrangers as well from other
manufacturers...I've always wondered about that.
I know that country style its the same on the PA3x pro and by they way this same style sounds nearly the same on the korg i30 one of korgs first arranger keyboards.
hi woody , whats the first song.
This does explain your sudden interest in copyleft music.
not sure i understand the whole copyleft thing, or where it fits in here, but ít's interesting to me.
Now wait just a minute. Noodling around on a piano, selecting chords, and jotting down a chord progression to use in a song? Just who do you think you are, Bernard Taupin?
no idea who that chap is, I'm just a bloke who enjoys playing piano and keyboards and sharing the journey :)
@@WoodyPianoShack That was sarcastic attempt at a compliment. Taupin co-wrote most of Elton John's hit songs.
really cool stuff at 7:30 ... what were the settings on the keyboard??
didn't make a note of it, sorry!
How do you make it so the accompaniment on the left side, and the main instrument is on the right side? When I play a chord, you can hear both the accompaniment and the instrument at the same time throughout the whole keyboard.
that's how it worked for me out of the box, but otherwise the different keyboard modes are explained in the manual.
@@WoodyPianoShack I found out, from another video, how to do what I was talking about.
Hold "sound set" and "split" at the same time.
Brother I am using korg i3 manual 1993 could you please guide me how to set chords setting to give background ground music. It's being played with Rhytm but when I want to play without rhytm "just chords" on the left hand can't be Able to play not sure the issue or maybe I have done the settings out. So please guide me how to setup again.
i don't have mine nearby any more, but I did make one more video with more of a tutorial style, so please do check that. hope it helps.
Oh man, I was hoping to hear the original 1991 Korg i3 demo 😣 This "revival" crap with the same name messes so many people up.
how i wanted the original back in the day, but it was high-end, expensive and unobtainable for this kid!
@@WoodyPianoShack True, and now I have it and wanna sell it, but nobody wants it anymore. Same shiet with women. 😂 How I wanted my wife back in 1993 - when she was all new and shiny. But now, 30 years later - I'd pay anyone to take her away from me...but nobody wants 😂
Hi Woody, thank you for such a wonderful video, very entertaining, and shows why, I should never buy a Korg i3!! :)
to each his/her own, i guess :D
I want to know if there's a site that has a list of all the styles.
I'm curious because some of them are based on popular songs.
you can download the data sheets from korg with all the sounds and styles.
@@WoodyPianoShack No need to do that now, since I just got this keyboard yesterday.
1:37 Why? Is this song instrumental? It is good that you have forgotten how to play Children since that is how copyright would return.
the melody was copyrighted by some strange claimant, apparently.
Another thought: it seems more than obvious that all these arranger keyboards could be put inside a $10 iPad app.
i've often wondered why we don't see VST arrangers. probably because you need a lot of controls & buttons to do a good performance. I guess an ipad app would go some way to solving that, but you can probably forget about the $10 price tag.:)
What are u doing🤷♂️
that sir, is a very good question.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was thinking of buying a Korg i3 but sorry not impressed so ditching that idea
to each his own of course!
Woody the little box you connected to the keyboard via cables can I ask please what is that box and what does it do ? thanks
My worst story in copyright claim. I took my Yamaha PSS-390, recorded the demo song, because I could not find a good quality version on the web, and decided to share it on SoundCloud, to get a copyright claim on it.
And NO, not by Yamaha. By a rather sh*y rap artist that made a "song" in the 90s where he basically use the Yamaha demo song from that keyboard and do little on top. Yeah. Not even sure how Yamaha let that happen. Not going to link to a CZcams video because I don't want to give that guy too much credit, but the Demo can be found in low quality on CZcams, the "artist" song start with "Jaakko" end with "hissis". This is a really low effort "song", should not have any copyright claim as I doubt Yamaha gave any right to use the demo commercially.
yes, i've had strikes on demo songs and styles before, some muppet has usually claimed them as their own work just to cash in
30 years ago,a keyboard workstation of this quality,would have made sense(that is,it is far superior to that of the old M1.) Nowadays,in the age of very inexpensive PC DAW's & advanced & cheap Casio keyboards,the i3 is to say the least, obsolete.Why on earth,is Korg still making such keyboards?Who buys them....& why? The i3 is neither gig-worthy,nor anything other than a total embarrassment on stage.Perhaps if the i3 had a usable display size,along with sound library upgrades in the form of a chipset that the users installs himself/herself,I could see the i3 having a place,in the music world.
You sit at the piano and you stand at the Keyboard....
You play classical music on the piano unless you like Elton John the plays piano with his feet. 🙃🤣😜But with a keyboard you just stand up and play
hello veronica, very good rule of thumb there! or thumb & fingers..
@@WoodyPianoShack Lol I know I thought my comment would get some negative reaction but I'm glad you see my sense of humour
The Korg i3 is an overpriced oddball. There are better choices for arranger keyboards.
it is quirky, but i don't mind, at the price, what are the better options?
Korg EK 50 is a better, less expensive option, as is a Casio CT-X3000 and a Yamaha PSR E463. All three of these have built-in speakers as well.
i3 = pa50 sound 2000s👎
If you all are thinking that this keyboard in any way represents an Arranger keyboard, you are so wrong.
Please just listen to high end arranger keyboards such as Yamaha Genos or Yamaha Tyros 5 or Korg Pa4x... Then You will be in shock....in terms of having very very high quality sounds and styles and their capabilities....
This keyboard is only and only for beginners. (teens or children under 12 years old).
hi talia, a bit harsh, perhaps, but thanks for sharing your opinion. i have the sx900 over there, same sounds as genos, and some of the styles and sounds here on the i3 are in the same ballpark, imho. of course, the feature set and UI is much more advanced on the higher end models.
@@WoodyPianoShack Dear woody, sorry if my words made you uncomfortable...
I never ever wanted to be harsh as you mentioned .... But the thing is that I have had many arrangers from 90' as well as synth....to date
Hence I have enough knowledge about them
By the way please please get a Genos and compare it with your sx900.
Dear woody believe me that differences are massive in spite of having same engine....
I really enjoy your videos as well as your very kind and caring personality 😊
I have been playing Keyboard (Arranger and Synth) for about 25 years 🙂
@@Talia.777 thanks for the update Talia! I mean you were being on the i3, not on me or the video! It's pretty amazing for the price. I think the differences in sound between Genos and SX900 is very minimal, the difference is in the keys & controls, and the genos lacks the speakers :) Thanks again for your comments!
How ridiculous to compare the most expensive keyboards with one of the cheapest keyboards, and the funny thing is that we can make the same music with everyone 😏 greetings
Wow Woody this is not good. This video is over edited and bad. Sorry for the mean comment but I had to say the truth.
the analytics are the only truth! you're right tho, was a ton of editing. appreciate the feedback, as always!
I would rather say this video is meant to be funny :)
It would have been a better introduction of the i3 if you had used to the time you spent with childish nonsense playing more of the styles. I normally enjoy your reviews, but, not this one.
Hey Vic ... I think Woody is just having a bit of fun-- some comic relief if you will. I don't think his intention is a full fledged demo here. Cheers.
@@stephenlennartz3466 Good point. Maybe it just did not work for the British sense of humour!
@@vic1201 All good. We're fortunate to have Woody in our lives.
hey vic, i am childish, just ask my wife, perhaps you missed my 30 minute in depth demo last Saturday? Something for everyone :D
czcams.com/video/jjZ_XxdXAVA/video.html
@@WoodyPianoShack Thank you. Yes, I've watched it twice now and it's a spot-on review. I'll pass on asking your wife though!