The Korg O1/W Pro is based on the Korg O1/W FD but its 76-note keyboard offers an extra octave compared to the standard model. As well as all of the great sounds of the 01/W FD it also offers new drum sounds and an improved acoustic piano.
The Korg Triton LE- 79 keys is simply a bank sound with 425 multi-samples and 413 drum samples that cover a multi of instruments like piano, guitar, brass, strings, and tuned percussion to the most modern synth sounds.
The Triton LE was released to give virtually all the same great sounds and power of the original Triton at a much lower price. Its major changes include the lack of the touch-screen interface (replaced by a smaller LCD only screen), no more ribbon controller, and only one (instead of five) insert effects. There is only one expansion slot for the Korg EXB-SMPL sampling board. Internally, the sounds and synthesis engine remain virtually the same, but a lot of the “workstation” features have been side-lined to make the LE a cheaper and more standard type of keyboard for less demanding entry-level or budget-challenged musicians. The LE was offered in 61, 76 and a weighted 88 note keyboard models. Note that the 88-key model added a 16-MB Piano ROM to the standard 32 MB of waveform memory.
