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Typically, beatboxing is achieved using only the mouth and surrounding parts of the anatomy. Korg does it on a synthesizer. Bill Holland checks out the Beatbox patch on the M3 and examines how the various control options affect the sound.
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Musikmesse2011 Korg Monotribe -
Analogue Ribbon Station shown at the Musikmesse 2011. The Monotribe gives also analog drums sounds.
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Korg EX-8000 + Roland JD-800
Vintage synth demo by RetroSound sweeps and lfo-mod filter sound: Korg EX-8000 Hybrid Synthesizer voice pad and CS-80 like brass sound: Roland JD-800 more info: www.retrosound.de and http
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Korg microKORG XL at SF08
Sanodg plays the microKORG XL at SF08
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Korg Vocoder 1978
Here is a demo of the acclaimed Korg Vocoder VC-10 from 1978.
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NAMM2014: Korg RK-100S
FM get a video demo of the relaunched Korg Keytar the class RK-100S complete with an editable synth engine, ribbon controllers and more...
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Korg microSAMPLER Review
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Korg Monotron - MusikMesse 2010
Korg offers every musician the ability to enjoy analog synthesis with the all-new monotron Analogue Ribbon Synthesizer. Powered by two AAA alkaline batteries, the compact monotron can be held in one hand. Although small enough to be easily carried, the monotron is packed with Korg's analog...
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Korg microSTATION - MusikMesse 2010
Korg presents its new microSTATION. At a size and price usually reserved for performance synthesizers, the microSTATION also includes the additional benefits of a quick and intuitive onboard sequencer. Compact and portable, the microSTATION features Korg's 61-key Natural Touch mini keyboard,...
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Korg Polysix Analog Synthesizer pt.2
Vintage synth demo by RetroSound Korg Polysix Analog Synthesizer from the year 1982 part2: some typical self programmed Polysix sounds
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