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A Korg MS-10 squeezed in a Nintendo DS.
Drum relevance: there is a 4 piece drum track and drum "pads", 16 patterns and a sequencer. You can build songs with the patterns (100 long). You can change the patch for each drum piece.
2 more synth for bass and someotherthing.
Now you can build beats and bass lines on the bus, in the dorm, camping, where ever, and keep it in your pocket. And play games eventually.
videos are popping here and there on youtube and whatnot. search Korg DS-10.
(Japanese cart tested (all the menus are in English)) out 10/08 in the US.
http://www.aqi.co.jp/product/ds10/en/index.html
Drum relevance: there is a 4 piece drum track and drum "pads", 16 patterns and a sequencer. You can build songs with the patterns (100 long). You can change the patch for each drum piece.
2 more synth for bass and someotherthing.
Now you can build beats and bass lines on the bus, in the dorm, camping, where ever, and keep it in your pocket. And play games eventually.
videos are popping here and there on youtube and whatnot. search Korg DS-10.
(Japanese cart tested (all the menus are in English)) out 10/08 in the US.
http://www.aqi.co.jp/product/ds10/en/index.html