Already downloaded the editor for the PC and should have lot's of fun fooling around, manual in hand. Nevertheless, if there are any microKorg owners out there who could share tips/trics, experiences, do and don'ts so i can get the most out of this tiny beast, please be my guest!
Bought a microKorg
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- KVRist
- 343 posts since 18 Mar, 2007 from next to nothing
..and now i'm no longer a hardware virgin Already downloaded the editor for the PC and should have lot's of fun fooling around, manual in hand. Nevertheless, if there are any microKorg owners out there who could share tips/trics, experiences, do and don'ts so i can get the most out of this tiny beast, please be my guest!
Already downloaded the editor for the PC and should have lot's of fun fooling around, manual in hand. Nevertheless, if there are any microKorg owners out there who could share tips/trics, experiences, do and don'ts so i can get the most out of this tiny beast, please be my guest!'This too shall pass'
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- Tunesmith
- 2889 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from Toronto
congratulations. if you don't find much of a response here make sure to read up over at the korg user forums
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 343 posts since 18 Mar, 2007 from next to nothing
..thanks, that should keep me occupied for a while!!
'This too shall pass'
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- KVRian
- 511 posts since 1 Jun, 2005 from ireland
Hi,
the micro is a cool synth - great for leads and fx.im a bit of an analogue purest when it comes to bass so i tend not to use it for bass much
one tip i can think of is - you can make the micro velocity sensitive with the mod matrix- bottom of main editor screen
Also you should have a search onine for patches there is a fair amount around, i think it can take Ms2000 patches as well
one thing i would say - i have found that i get quite different results from using the software editor and from using the built in editing capabilities-
so long story short: dont forget you can make new sounds on this puppy without
your pc editor
the micro is a cool synth - great for leads and fx.im a bit of an analogue purest when it comes to bass so i tend not to use it for bass much
one tip i can think of is - you can make the micro velocity sensitive with the mod matrix- bottom of main editor screen
Also you should have a search onine for patches there is a fair amount around, i think it can take Ms2000 patches as well
one thing i would say - i have found that i get quite different results from using the software editor and from using the built in editing capabilities-
so long story short: dont forget you can make new sounds on this puppy without
your pc editor
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- KVRist
- 274 posts since 15 Nov, 2004 from Gainesville, FL USA
I saw a guy knock one off its stand while performing live last night, after which he couldn't get it to work again. So my tip would be to not do that.
Ideas are bulletproof... I am not.