experiences with this module, and I have to say that I agree in most of it.

The NS5R really IS a stunning great all-round module, with the full possibility

to move out from the world of presets by modifying a great amount of parameters

for each sound. The multi sample library offers a huge mass of warm and meaty raw-material

for program- and combination making. The 64 voices polyphony ensures that

you'll not run out of capacity while using a sequencer playing several

combination patches simultanousely, for instance. The FX part of the module is good - not fantastic, but good. I would really

have apreciated one FX processor (or two) extra - that would turn this box

into a real 'climax-machine'...! But the NS5R has (at least) one big BUT...

As many of you guys already have mentioned, the organization of the more-than

1000 sounds living in this little white box, is terribly bad!

I can go crazy by sitting for hours searching for the right sound - turning

that #�&%!! wheel around and around, while all my ideas and my creativity

simply disappears in anger... Anyway - nothing (or no one) is perfect, and with all that candy stuff you can

get out of this module in form of fat sounds and great effects, I'm sure that

many of us will forgive KORG for those extra hours of sound-searching. Or what...?