 Here we are at Korg, probably the loudest booth here. The rave just died down, so we're going to take a couple quick minutes to go through some of the new things here on the shelf. Korg, the Mini Chaos Pad 2 and Chaos-O-Lator 2 both feature a new kind of goofy form factor. It looks like a knock-off MP3 player, but it's a Chaos Pad. It has the X-Y controller, tap tempo, you can play loops, you can play MP3s, you can store waves, MP3s. There's a micro SD on here somewhere, and then your typical line in, line out, 3.5mm and DC voltage, I guess if you don't want to use batteries. Looks like it takes double A's, two double A's. Chaos-O-Lator, same deal, has synths, drums, you can play patterns, you can mess around with arpeggiation. Once again, just kind of more of an up-to-date Chaos-O-Lator in this new form factor as well. There's a couple new monotrons. This is a ribbon synth. This one takes one voice, I believe, from a Korg mono synth, and it's playing around with it a little bit. The ribbon controls actually, it's pretty responsive, these tend to be pretty responsive. I don't know how, with just the headphone jack and the auxiliary out, I don't know how hardcore this is going to be for performance live, but it's certainly fun taking it on the bus, play with it in study hall. Monotron delay adds delay to the mix, essentially, and I believe this glows in the dark, so that's pretty great.
 Here we are at Korg, probably the loudest booth here.
 The rave just died down, so we're going to take a couple quick minutes to go through
 some of the new things here on the shelf.
 Korg, the Mini Chaos Pad 2 and Chaos-O-Lator 2 both feature a new kind of goofy form factor.
 It looks like a knock-off MP3 player, but it's a Chaos Pad.
 It has the X-Y controller, tap tempo, you can play loops, you can play MP3s, you can
 store waves, MP3s.
 There's a micro SD on here somewhere, and then your typical line in, line out, 3.5mm
 and DC voltage, I guess if you don't want to use batteries.
 Looks like it takes double A's, two double A's.
 Chaos-O-Lator, same deal, has synths, drums, you can play patterns, you can mess around
 with arpeggiation.
 Once again, just kind of more of an up-to-date Chaos-O-Lator in this new form factor as well.
 There's a couple new monotrons.
 This is a ribbon synth.
 This one takes one voice, I believe, from a Korg mono synth, and it's playing around
 with it a little bit.
 The ribbon controls actually, it's pretty responsive, these tend to be pretty responsive.
 I don't know how, with just the headphone jack and the auxiliary out, I don't know how
 hardcore this is going to be for performance live, but it's certainly fun taking it on
 the bus, play with it in study hall.
 Monotron delay adds delay to the mix, essentially, and I believe this glows in the dark, so that's
 pretty great.