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This could be .... kind of exciting because Korg makes some great synths (I am partial to the Minilogue, Prologue, and some of the Volcas) and now know that the
by musicale 4y ago
This could be .... kind of exciting because Korg makes some great synths (I am partial to the Minilogue, Prologue, and some of the Volcas) and now know that they might be hackable?!!
> 1988’s iconic M1 keyboard sold for $2,749, which would be about $6,800 in today’s money
They have great M1 apps for iOS (and Nintendo 3DS?!) as well as plugins for DAWs on macOS and Windows (and of course Gadget on mobile, desktop and ... Nintendo Switch - though I think the Switch doesn't have an M1 app or plugin.) Party like it's 1991.
Korg's iOS apps are all phenomenal. I particularly like the Gadget DAW and associated plugin collection, and the software versions of the Wavestation, ARP Odyssey, Electribe, and Polysix.
I also had a lot of fun with the DS-10/DS-10 plus app for the Nintendo DS/DSi.
- elevaet 4y agoI've had the M1 VST for a long time, and I've been really impressed that with every tech bottleneck (64bit OS, and just now Apple Silicon CPU) Korg has continued to update the software to work on the new hardware, even though this piece of software must be 15+ years old now. I love companies that behave like this, Korg has my loyalty. Aside: the poly-800 is a pile of fun!