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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Some very useful links:
    http://www.korg.de/uploads/tx_softwarecenter/MS20_Setting_2012_ENG.pdf

    http://korguk.com/downloads/korg/ms20mini/MS20-PatchBook.pdf

  • fjcblancofjcblanco

    Thanks for the info, guys!

  • Phil999Phil999
    edited March 2015

    @monzo said:
    One thing missing from the iMS20 (unless I haven't found it) is the option to route external sound through the patch bay. I used to have hours of fun putting guitars and other instruments into my MS20 and using the filters and oscillators to modify the sound. There was even a way to control the synth notes via the guitar - like a very glitchy and inaccurate guitar synth.

    yes it's too bad this rather interesting feature is not in the iMS-20. The iVCS3 has it.

  • ZetagyZetagy
    edited March 2015

    @Phil999 said:
    yes it's too bad this rather interesting feature is not in the iMS-20. The iVCS3 has it.

    i really hope Korg is reading this thread-! iMS-20 In the effect slot...

  • AccentAccent

    IMS-20 as an effect is a must...routing audio through the synth is part of what makes it so appealing.

    Also, despite the fixed midi channels, you can get a lot out of this app (and iPolysix) if you have a multichannel midi sequencer.

  • AccentAccent

    IMS-20 as an effect is a must...routing audio through the synth is part of what makes it so appealing.

    Also, despite the fixed midi channels, you can get a lot out of this app (and iPolysix) if you have a multichannel midi sequencer.

  • KDubKDub

    Agreed. In the effects slot would put the "MS-20" in the iMS-20!

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  • pedropedro

    @tja said:
    Gone 😢😢😢

    Try the wayback machine

  • wimwim

    Not hard to find though.

    https://www.korg.com/us/support/download/product/0/134/#manual

    https://www.korg.com/us/support/download/manual/0/134/2443/

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  • rs2000rs2000

    Check this out guys:
    https://metapatch.com/patches?page=1&sort=created&device=ms20

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  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    The MS20 is my all time favorite synth. I had mine for probably decade before selling it and I miss it dearly. Does this compare even a little bit? It’s the only Korg app I don’t own (well this and Mono/Poly).

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  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @tja said:

    @HotStrange said:
    The MS20 is my all time favorite synth. I had mine for probably decade before selling it and I miss it dearly. Does this compare even a little bit? It’s the only Korg app I don’t own (well this and Mono/Poly).

    https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/16725/ms-20-vs-ims-20

    Thanks! Seems like Korg might’ve nailed it! Considering this one now.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited May 2023

    When I was young it was a gift from my parents the real MS20 , it is still at my parents home and still work very well. This vintage harware was a good investment as it seems that if I resale it the price should be quite high.

    What was the price of MS20 hardware when it was release ?

  • SvetlovskaSvetlovska
    edited May 2023

    From the Perfect Circuit website:

    “When Korg released the MS-20 in 1978, it was hoping to pioneer the next bestseller in semi-modular synths. Priced at just $750 ($2,950 adjusted for inflation), the powerful monophonic synth was a step up from the MS-10, its smaller sibling which was released the same year. This made it more affordable than the ARP Odyssey ($1,295), the Minimoog Model D ($1,595) and the Electrocomp EML-101 ($1,495). “

    K2 is the current cheap Behringer hardware knock off version. It’s on my list, ever since I made the most extraordinary electronic screams on the Korg’s little brother the MS10, which I owned for over 30 years. Such an evil synth… :)

    I have the app, and it is really great, but still, I yearn to viciously twist a physical knob and hear the music of the children of the night again…

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Not sure the k2 have the great sound of the real Korg MS10 or MS20 , Korg sound is unique.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    The price of a second hand MS20 is around 1000 usd

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Svetlovska said:
    From the Perfect Circuit website:

    “When Korg released the MS-20 in 1978, it was hoping to pioneer the next bestseller in semi-modular synths. Priced at just $750 ($2,950 adjusted for inflation), the powerful monophonic synth was a step up from the MS-10, its smaller sibling which was released the same year. This made it more affordable than the ARP Odyssey ($1,295), the Minimoog Model D ($1,595) and the Electrocomp EML-101 ($1,495). “

    K2 is the current cheap Behringer hardware knock off version. It’s on my list, ever since I made the most extraordinary electronic screams on the Korg’s little brother the MS10, which I owned for over 30 years. Such an evil synth… :)

    I have the app, and it is really great, but still, I yearn to viciously twist a physical knob and hear the music of the children of the night again…

    I tried the K2 in person once, and it’s not quite the same honestly. Not horrible but there’s magic in MS20 that seems nearly impossible to replicate. The MS20 Mini isn’t far off price wise. Especially used.

  • SvetlovskaSvetlovska
    edited May 2023

    Interesting. Is the mini a real synth, or just a fancy controller for the app? Update: read the SOS review of the mini, checked the s/h prices price of the mini (real one, not the iMS-20). Now I want one!

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Svetlovska said:
    Interesting. Is the mini a real synth, or just a fancy controller for the app? Update: read the SOS review of the mini, checked the s/h prices price of the mini (real one, not the iMS-20). Now I want one!

    The Mini is the real deal. It’s the one I had from release day up until a couple years ago. My favorite synth ever and it’s not even close.

  • SvetlovskaSvetlovska

    Is it bad of me that the thing I like best about certain synths is their performative Dr. who-ness? That my love of modular is as much about the look of being a mad scientist, the act of doing crazy things, making crazy noises,more than actually, you know, sensibly recording them to make proper songs? ;)

  • KrupaKrupa

    @Svetlovska said:
    Is it bad of me that the thing I like best about certain synths is their performative Dr. who-ness? That my love of modular is as much about the look of being a mad scientist, the act of doing crazy things, making crazy noises,more than actually, you know, sensibly recording them to make proper songs? ;)

    Not at all, I love the sensation side of it just as much as anything else, no need for eyes when you can feel the knobs and buttons…

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