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A Timeline History of Korg Polysynths: What's The Difference? | Gear Through The Years
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2022
- Korg has released a wide variety of innovative, iconic synthesizers and other keyboards that span nearly the entire history of electronic music-making. In this video, we're focusing solely on Korg's original polysynths-removing recent reissues-of which there are many highlights.
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*A few corrections to the information in this video:
PS-3300: Changed the 48 VCOs, VCFs and VCAs to 144 (so three per key)
Polysix: Changes mention of VCO alteration via joystick to DCO
Volca FM: Original was 3 voices, not 6, the FM2 which was released this year is the one with 6 voices
I love Vintage Korg! I’m glad they are still doing a lot of great analog but also really exploring the next wave of digital in hardware. I hope to see a prologue v2 or even a more beefed up flagship, perhaps call it the Epilogue?
You forgot the excellent Korg Radias (and the R3 & KingKorg).
Gran resumen de la historia de Korg, yo estoy contento con mi Minilogue XD ❤️😍
Just want to note that the KingKorg is also a powerhouse. Two parts per program, three osc per part with parts to be split or layered. Among the filters (VA) are Moog, Prophet 5, MS-20, 303 and Oberheim. All able to do 12 & 24 db/oct as lpf,hpf and bpf. 24 note polyphony, two lfo's and envelope eg's, arpeggiator and 16 band vocoder top it of.
Not a very popular synth, though imho an affordable powerhouse. Just imagine a 3 osc. 2 part split in one program (that is 2 VA MiniMoogs in one affordable synth!). And this is one of your 100 user programs, 99 to go...
Love these history videos!
Good video
Nice video! i bought the Minilogue XD a month ago and im amaze!
more than happy with my buy , highly recomended
I love Korg synths and own many of them. I was surprised that two of their very best - The Radias and R3 were not on the list though? Too rare I guess. - Definitely under valued compared to the lesser ones around that time.
This was fun. I love that they hold their value. I bought my Minilogue new in 2017 for $400. It’s still worth $400. 👏 Although I'll never sell it;)
I just wish Korg gave more love to the Kingkorg. It's an absolute dream of a synth, but it's build quality and size are a problem. They should make it a rack module and add aftertouch
I had a Poly 800, kind of wish it had more controls than it did (tweaking a knob is much more intuitive than searching for a parameter on the keypad and clicking the up and down arrow buttons. I know there were circuit bending mods for it, but I wasn’t sure it would work for what I wanted to do.)
Informative
Korg has always been my favorite.
Love it, missed out some details eg DW series was also the first Korg synths with aftertouch, I believe (again, inspired by DX7..)
I'm sure someday someone will have a complete collection of factual mistakes in the video, but for now, 9:00 - the Volca FM wasn't 2016 and 6 voice, but only 3 voices. The volca FM2 was the one with 6 voices, and it came out in 2022.
Yes - you are correct, thanks. We made a note in the description.
10.48 Even the guy at the bank loves Korg.
I love korg!
No mention of the Korg N364?
I appreciate the effort, but you miss devices and the “facts” about these synths seem pretty random. This feels like fluff.
Mistakes on site DW-8000, 1985 (double copy paste) - Dss1 true name on the picture
OMG: you have loose the Electribes!Two series of them plus the 2 station! Overall like Korg fans i like this video and all the video timeline. K🖤RG
Lots of factual errors in this video. But any love for Korg is appreciated.
Wooot no microsampler…
First
First is the wurst 😅
@@murphyjulian7393 😄
I appreciate the effort, but you miss devices and the “facts” about these synths seem pretty random. Respectfully, this feels like fluff.
I appreciate the effort, but you miss devices and the “facts” about these synths seem pretty random. This feels like fluff.
Electribes, Radias, Kronos...
No EPS-1 (1983) arguably VC10 vocoder, also Delta and Trident use same string synth board as EPS-1, fully polyphonic, hardly a mention of PS3100 and 3200 , and to the script, why is it a surprise that the 3300 has envelopes? Sorry, I’m really not trying to troll Reverb, but you can do way better than this and I am now “less likely to recommend your editorial to a friend.” Devil meet details