KORG cover of LMFAO’s smash hit

June 27, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

Brett Domino and Steven Peavis cover LMFAO’s smash hit using only a MicroKORG, Mini Kaoss Pad II, and Kaossilator II.
Twitter the Trio: @BrettDomino and @StevenPeavis.

Electronic music with Battery Operated: Girls Only

April 21, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

What’s Battery Operated Girls Only?
We are a group of female music composers exclusively uses the battery operated electronic musical instruments, such as KORG DS-10, KORG M01, monotron, monotribe, kaosillator, mini-KP, microKORG, and so on, to make music.

Official Website:
http://denchikudoushiki.web.fc2.com/
SoundCloud:
http://soundcloud.com/battery-operated

10 Years and still rocking – Happy Birthday microKORG

January 20, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

In 2002, Korg launched the microKORG, Korg’s compact analog modeling synthesizer with an outrageous Vocoder built right in! After a decade as one of the best-selling synths on the planet, the microKORG is still going strong. Chances are you’ve seen it on stage or heard it on a favorite song. But it is not just Korg that is excited about this great milestone. Join some of our special Korg friends as they wish the microKORG a Happy Birthday!

A Closer Look at the microKORG

October 28, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

Can’t believe I have already had mine for almost ten years now :-)

Take a closer look at the microKORG; Korg’s compact analog modeling synthesizer with an outrageous Vocoder built right in — we even include a cool gooseneck microphone. Chances are you’ve seen it on stage or heard it on a favorite song. Now is your chance to see it up close and hear some of 128 Killer sounds that are stashed inside. It’s compact, battery powered, and fun to play. And there all kinds of extras to enjoy: an arpeggiator with mute-able steps, effects, delays, pitch & mod wheels, and more. In addition to keyboard players, the microKORG is great for bassists who need a synth bass-sound, vocalists who want to add some sonic extras, or really any musician. Heck, just watch the video! http://www.korg.com/microkorg

Pure synth spotting – Ou Est Le Swimming Pool

September 17, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

French synth pop featuring the Microkorg, but also Drumulator, Monopoly, TR707 etc

Is it good – well you have to judge for yourself :-)

Enjoy this video: Fooling around on Micro Korg

May 5, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

http://trebleo.ithinkmusic.com/my-store/detail.php?page=LR&r=2075

if you feel like buying some music from me get my “beat tape” – released on “treble-O” …
glad so many people are diging the videos! ..

Having an iPad as Controllerbox for microKORG

February 3, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · 1 Comment 

Using the iPad and the S1MIDItrigger for creating a new virtual panel for my microKORG. 36 MIDI parameters to change sounds in real time. (I know it is long and boring to watch, but is awesome for creating and editing your sounds)

Usando o iPad e o S1MIDITrigger para criar um novo painel virtual para o meu microKORG. 36 parâmetros MIDI para alterar o som em tempo real. (sei que é longo e chato de assistir, mas é excelente para editar e criar seus timbres).

Oxygene 2 Cover Jean Michel Jarre

January 11, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

Oxygene 2 – Cover

Composed by: Jean Michel Jarre

Played by: Piotr Nowak, Michał Bach

The gear that was used:
-Roland Juno-D,
-Roland D-50,
-Korg MicroKorg,
-Korg mini KP KAOSS PAD.
-Behringer Vintage Delay VD400

Demo of the new MkII sequencer controlled by a micoKORG

October 3, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

This is the new MkII version controlling, and being controlled by, a Korg microKORG synth. All sounds are from the microKORG.

If you want to try this yourselves, connect the MK’s MIDI out to the PC’s MIDI in, connect the PC’s MIDI out to the MK’s MIDI in, and turn the MK’s MIDI ‘local’ control off. Run the Sequetron program on the PC, and that’s it.

The Sequetron is a program for improvising, jamming or just having fun, and converts an ordinary MIDI keyboard or input device into a live sequencer-like instrument for real-time multi-track recording, playback & looping. The *same keys* you use to play also control the system while you are playing it, so you never need to touch your PC keyboard or mouse :)

Sequences can be recorded, played back, looped and controlled independently, and synchronized to an external MIDI clock if required. There is no restriction on the number of ‘steps’, nor does the sequence have to be monophonic; any notes & chords can be used. The output can be any MIDI device such as a synthesizer, drum machine, light display etc.

Sequence attributes such as pitch, velocity, channel, mute etc., can be changed while they are playing, either individually or in any combination; automatically taking place at the end of their respective cycles to maintain a rhythmic feel.

This ability to record, play & alter different length sequences starting at different times on-the-fly gives the Sequetron its unusual syncopated feel, encouraging you to experiment with overlaying and controlling patterns; even the most basic 1, 2 or 3-note sequences can create something totally unexpected.

10 new Reason Refills uploaded

June 23, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

10 new refills are available for free download

Check them all out here >>

Including MicroKORG, drums, Point Zero, Casio loops and more

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