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Posted:adminThe Mono/Fury is a VST™2.4 software synthesizer plug-in for Microsoft Windows® (both 32 and 64 bit) emulating the classic KORG Mono/Poly® analog synthesizer of the early 1980's.
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Posted in: So I stopped in one of the local music shops here, they had a surprisingly good selection of used cheap keyboards. Ensoniq, Korgs, Moogs, and more. Yo gotti back to the basics download. Off in the corner I found a pretty beat up Korg M1R (rack edition for the M1 workstation).
Definitely in need for some major TLC. Rack Rash, check. Possible few broken buttons, check. A few inches of sticky strips of who knows what, check. But I managed to walk out with it for a great deal. Couldn’t help myself. Now for the fun part of exploring this Classic Synth.
That’s the funny part about this synth. You either love it, or hate it’s sound. It’s got that ‘early 90s production/pop’ sound written all over it.
Not that Roland early 90s ROM/PCM sound, but a bit more distinguished and mystical. The sounds are nostalgia for me. I really hope you read this because I could do with a bit of help with Korg M1 (and Wavestation, but I’m trying to learn these beasties one at a time for my sanity’s sake!) OK. I’ll just list the questions and hope you answer them sometime. 1.) Those lovely downloads of banks/patches.
My Korg M1 is a Legacy Software Emulation, not a physical keyboard. Can I use them with the software version, or not (PC, XPSP3, 3gig RAM) 2.) I know you can build your own patch – I’m only a beginner – by choosing an INIT and selecting up to 8 sounds for the holes.
Can you make the individual sounds within the patch start on different notes? So if you played middle C, for instance, one sound would play the C, another sound would play a third above (E) and another would play a third below (A) so you’d have a one-note chord going up and down the keyboard? If the answer’s YES – how do you tune the individual sounds? I’ve tried detune and transpose and neither of them did what I expected at all – detune AND transpose kept the original note and added a warped harmonic to it (strange!)If possible, I’d like Sound One to be the central sound (the key you’re pressing) Sound 2 to be a third above and Sound 3 to be third below. If you can choose exactly how much above/below the key you’re pressing individual patch sounds actually play, so you can have weird chords if you want them – wonderful! Well, that’s my Big 2 questions for the moment. They’ve stumped sites everywhere – at least I’ve had 671 views on 3 sites and no replies, so maybe you’d know how to do it?
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The Mono/Fury is a VST™2.4 software synthesizer plug-in for Microsoft Windows® (both 32 and 64 bit) emulating the classic KORG Mono/Poly® analog synthesizer of the early 1980\'s.
As an file sharing search engine DownloadJoy finds korg m1 vst files matching your search criteria among the files that has been seen recently in uploading sites by our search spider. With our unique approach to crawling we index shared files withing hours after Upload. When you search for files (video, music, software, documents etc), you will always find high-quality korg m1 vst files recently uploaded on DownloadJoy or other most popular shared hosts. If search results are not what you looking for please give us feedback on where we can/or should improve. Our goal is to provide top notch user experience for our visitors.
Posted in: So I stopped in one of the local music shops here, they had a surprisingly good selection of used cheap keyboards. Ensoniq, Korgs, Moogs, and more. Yo gotti back to the basics download. Off in the corner I found a pretty beat up Korg M1R (rack edition for the M1 workstation).
Definitely in need for some major TLC. Rack Rash, check. Possible few broken buttons, check. A few inches of sticky strips of who knows what, check. But I managed to walk out with it for a great deal. Couldn’t help myself. Now for the fun part of exploring this Classic Synth.
That’s the funny part about this synth. You either love it, or hate it’s sound. It’s got that ‘early 90s production/pop’ sound written all over it.
Not that Roland early 90s ROM/PCM sound, but a bit more distinguished and mystical. The sounds are nostalgia for me. I really hope you read this because I could do with a bit of help with Korg M1 (and Wavestation, but I’m trying to learn these beasties one at a time for my sanity’s sake!) OK. I’ll just list the questions and hope you answer them sometime. 1.) Those lovely downloads of banks/patches.
My Korg M1 is a Legacy Software Emulation, not a physical keyboard. Can I use them with the software version, or not (PC, XPSP3, 3gig RAM) 2.) I know you can build your own patch – I’m only a beginner – by choosing an INIT and selecting up to 8 sounds for the holes.
Can you make the individual sounds within the patch start on different notes? So if you played middle C, for instance, one sound would play the C, another sound would play a third above (E) and another would play a third below (A) so you’d have a one-note chord going up and down the keyboard? If the answer’s YES – how do you tune the individual sounds? I’ve tried detune and transpose and neither of them did what I expected at all – detune AND transpose kept the original note and added a warped harmonic to it (strange!)If possible, I’d like Sound One to be the central sound (the key you’re pressing) Sound 2 to be a third above and Sound 3 to be third below. If you can choose exactly how much above/below the key you’re pressing individual patch sounds actually play, so you can have weird chords if you want them – wonderful! Well, that’s my Big 2 questions for the moment. They’ve stumped sites everywhere – at least I’ve had 671 views on 3 sites and no replies, so maybe you’d know how to do it?
...'>Korg M1 Vst Free(16.01.2019)The Mono/Fury is a VST™2.4 software synthesizer plug-in for Microsoft Windows® (both 32 and 64 bit) emulating the classic KORG Mono/Poly® analog synthesizer of the early 1980\'s.
As an file sharing search engine DownloadJoy finds korg m1 vst files matching your search criteria among the files that has been seen recently in uploading sites by our search spider. With our unique approach to crawling we index shared files withing hours after Upload. When you search for files (video, music, software, documents etc), you will always find high-quality korg m1 vst files recently uploaded on DownloadJoy or other most popular shared hosts. If search results are not what you looking for please give us feedback on where we can/or should improve. Our goal is to provide top notch user experience for our visitors.
Posted in: So I stopped in one of the local music shops here, they had a surprisingly good selection of used cheap keyboards. Ensoniq, Korgs, Moogs, and more. Yo gotti back to the basics download. Off in the corner I found a pretty beat up Korg M1R (rack edition for the M1 workstation).
Definitely in need for some major TLC. Rack Rash, check. Possible few broken buttons, check. A few inches of sticky strips of who knows what, check. But I managed to walk out with it for a great deal. Couldn’t help myself. Now for the fun part of exploring this Classic Synth.
That’s the funny part about this synth. You either love it, or hate it’s sound. It’s got that ‘early 90s production/pop’ sound written all over it.
Not that Roland early 90s ROM/PCM sound, but a bit more distinguished and mystical. The sounds are nostalgia for me. I really hope you read this because I could do with a bit of help with Korg M1 (and Wavestation, but I’m trying to learn these beasties one at a time for my sanity’s sake!) OK. I’ll just list the questions and hope you answer them sometime. 1.) Those lovely downloads of banks/patches.
My Korg M1 is a Legacy Software Emulation, not a physical keyboard. Can I use them with the software version, or not (PC, XPSP3, 3gig RAM) 2.) I know you can build your own patch – I’m only a beginner – by choosing an INIT and selecting up to 8 sounds for the holes.
Can you make the individual sounds within the patch start on different notes? So if you played middle C, for instance, one sound would play the C, another sound would play a third above (E) and another would play a third below (A) so you’d have a one-note chord going up and down the keyboard? If the answer’s YES – how do you tune the individual sounds? I’ve tried detune and transpose and neither of them did what I expected at all – detune AND transpose kept the original note and added a warped harmonic to it (strange!)If possible, I’d like Sound One to be the central sound (the key you’re pressing) Sound 2 to be a third above and Sound 3 to be third below. If you can choose exactly how much above/below the key you’re pressing individual patch sounds actually play, so you can have weird chords if you want them – wonderful! Well, that’s my Big 2 questions for the moment. They’ve stumped sites everywhere – at least I’ve had 671 views on 3 sites and no replies, so maybe you’d know how to do it?
...'>Korg M1 Vst Free(16.01.2019)