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Korg Gadget: 2 Highest Quality - Best Synth Gadgets

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  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear
    edited March 2015

    @mrufino1 Here's the screen shot (accessed from the bottom right tab/button on the mixer page). Easy to consider it rudimentary, nice to have IAA however, but -again- wish I had this page in The Gadg (but not as much as I wish/curse this lot for not having AB).

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  • johnfromberkeleyjohnfromberkeley

    Here is the very informal shout out tally so far:

  • firejan82firejan82

    aren't you missing a few?

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear
    edited March 2015

    @johnfromberkeley said:
    Here is the very informal shout out tally so far:

    Good stuff :)

    I think we need an animated powerpoint and an arse like me to point out that any Module gadgets might be weighted by the fact that not everyone has them etc.

  • solador78solador78

    Berlin - 7

  • Matt_Fletcher_2000Matt_Fletcher_2000

    With all the love for Chaing Mai. Would anyone be clever / helpful enough to give an explanation of exactly how it works? I'm not entirely sure what those harmonisization dials are doing.

  • solador78solador78

    VPM: http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=51654&sid=6ea204f3e4ebdcec1c3bcf4e901f9a21

  • Matt_Fletcher_2000Matt_Fletcher_2000

    Thanks @solador78. Although TBH I only understood about 20% of that :).

  • Matt_Fletcher_2000Matt_Fletcher_2000
    edited March 2015

    Actually, thanks again @solador78

    Playing with Chiang Mai again tonight and with the knowledge from that link above, I realise that you can use the VPM functions to produce FM synthesis type sounds... Shaping the waveforms of the two oscillators in quite mad ways.

    This means that you can start to make Chiang Mai sound a bit like FM4 or like some Z3ta patches I have. It's great for making bass that has that very digital, artificial type FM distortion to it - enveloped in if you want.

    So Ive suddenly discovered a whole new side to Chiang Mai. I know it's good for very nice bell and chime sounds and harmonic pads. But now I know you can make some really nasty sounds with it too... This is great news.

    (The factory patches in Gadget do a pretty bad job of showing off what the synths can do IMO).

  • solador78solador78
    edited March 2015

    Cool, glad it could help.. I also like Chiang Mai for plucky sounds. Phoenix is good too for that, but you're right, the artificial distortion takes CM to a whole different level.

    Marseille has some VPM patches, along with a selection of sounds from all of the other Gadgets. And it's less resource hungry than the rest of them, so I use it to stand-in for the other gadgets while I'm picking my sounds.

  • TGiGTGiG

    @johnfromberkeley said:
    Here is the very informal shout out tally so far:

    Thanks, that's cool...I love me some graphs!

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