EXs97 Obey X-Dreams

In the second half of the 1970s, polyphonic analog synthesizers began to conquer the modern music. In order to prepare these Bolides for on stage use, they had to be compact, i.e, "in one single piece", and, above all, they had to be programmable. It is therefore not surprising that first tentative steps towards programming had already been made with a large legendary Japanese device that entered the market in 1976. However, processor-based sound programmability could not be found before 1978: In 1978 and 1979, two different polyphonic analog and processor-based programmable synthesizer models were introduced by two American competitors. The 1978 model obviously inspired the design of the AL-1 engine of the KORG KRONOS/NAUTILUS, as we can find references to "a classic five-voice analog synthesizer" or "a famous five-Voice American synthesizer" on the pages 188 and 198 of the KRONOS “Parameter Guide”. KApro has devoted the brand new KApro EXs97 "Obey X-Dreams" Library to the 1979 model and its successors, which were produced until 1988. Especially, KApro captured legendary brass sounds, which are powerful, bold and at the same time crystal clear, in stereo samples. Of course, basses, leads and pads are not forgotten.

Catch the KApro spirit with the KApro EXs97 "Obey X-Dreams" Library, an absolute MUST HAVE for every KRONOS/NAUTILUS user!

Note: The order of the factory Programs is arranged differently among NAUTILUS, KRONOS2 and KRONOS/KRONOS X. This affects the sounds which reference the factory Programs. Please download the file which matches your keyboard.

Note: This title for NAUTILUS requires EXs315 and EXs319 additionally to produce Drum Track perfectly.