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These are 01w sounds on the 03 RW ✌️

Good question! I aquired this back in 1996 as a module version of my 01/Wfd as the 01R/W were not imported, but the 03R/W were many. However, they are not compatible by data. I'd say the 03R/W comes in between the 01/W series and the X2 /X3 keyboard workstations

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These sounds are from the MIDIQuest sound manager software. They are all created with the standard waveforms included in the 03RW ✌️

@@vocoded5290 cheers for the info! Did you load them onto a rom card then? Are they all patches you made? kudos if so, sounding great!

@@OceanTemple thanks! I think I made a couple of the patches, but the majority of them I downloaded from the midi quest software, which has a patch browser where you can look through sounds of most 80s and 90s synthesizers. I got sounds there for my JV 1080, Wavestation A/D, and TG-77 also ✌️

@@vocoded5290 awesome, thanks. I just got hold of a 03R and the cards seem near impossible to find so am looking for lush pad presets! I'll check out midi quest then :) What are you using to connect your Korg to your computer?

@@OceanTemple midi quest connect to synths with midi and using sysex, it also gives you an interface to program your synths with the computer

Using programs like Midi Quest gives you a graphic user interface to program many of the older synths from the 80s and 90s 👍

Could you suggest a good set of hands-on pedals that would do justice to the TG, in terms of reverb, delay, and a symphonic-style chorus??

Yes but with slightly better audio quality.It is more close to a 01/w.

nada que ver al 05R/W este tiene los sonidos del 01/W y el 05R/W es como un KORG X3

Because it has a big analog output board. Yamaha still does this today

Put a Roland JD990 aside, and you'll find the TG sounding very digital !!

All the "0" series synths share the same basic Ai2 synth engine and PCM sample set made famous by the 01W so... Korg really went crazy back in the day with that engine, think it was used in ~12 different synths

@@looneyburgmusic Yep! And for a 64 notes polyphony also suggest the X serie. Same sounds, more flexibility!

@@littlebritain64 The X5DR module is probably the one to get, as far as bang-for-buck. I paid just under $200 for mine, versus the several hundreds that the keyboard versions might cost. And it has what looks to be nearly all the 01 PCM sample set, I was able to convert nearly every 01W patch I use to the 'DR with zero problems.

@@looneyburgmusic Of course, I decideded years ago to buy the X5DR as well! Fully satisfied and even better option if You have to upload the freeware good old Frank Carvalho Hammond set, 64 poly voices is a must!😊 Only, I don't remember if the keyboard has a sequencer or an arpeggiator....🤔

@@looneyburgmusic você pode disponibilizar esses patches do 01w para eu ler no meu X5DR por favor?

Yes, please!

Sounds similar. Little differences. Got both!

@@HARJEN-we4gg Ok cool!

Yes all the "O" series korg sounds are similar. :)

@@vocoded5290 There are similarities...but the waveform ROM is not excactly the same. The 01/W has 48 Mbit which equals 6 MB, while the 03R/W has 40 Mbit...with 5 ROM-Chips of 8 Mbit each (you can check the service manual or the original brochure if you like). The 03R/W was General Midi compatible right from the start...and therefore had different "priorities" in his ROM to match that standard. But some of the internal waveforms are the same. And I'm pretty sure that the waveforms on the optional wave card sets are similiar for both machines. In addition the 01/w has a feature called wave shaping synthesis which is not included in the 03R/W.

@@sauermusicDE Wave Shaping was the only bit of the 01 engine left out of the following mid and low-end "0" synths Korg released. As far as the PCM sample set, it's roughly 90%+ identical, from a comparison I did years ago of the 01, the X-series, and the various racks versions

its squest.com for the website, i think it changed recently, but they've been around since the early 1990's, super solid program and worth every penny.

The tg 77 is verrry easy to program from the front panel , assuming the display is still working ..or get a new display

SY Manager from the FM Alive site works great and it's only $25, and regularly updated.

@@_P_M_ holy crap, thanks for the reply! I really appreciate it! <3

@@spacehamham Glad to help. The Ctrlr editing app also has a panel for the SY, and it's free, but I don't know how well it works. SY Manager is great though. Makes loading, and editing sounds a snap.

Thanks for sharing your views! I think the reason the sounds went the direction they did is for film and media. That's where the money was for sound designers anyway i beleive. I do electronic music and music for experimental film and am always on the hunt for the evolving pads and ethereal/sci fi stuff. Its the main reason i bought the TG77, several of the bands i respected when i was younger used it on a few albums. The midi quest patches opened up a whole world for it though, plenty of patches there for everyone to benefit from :)

Yes it has several banks of sounds included. If the memory battery is dead, you can install a new battery and re-initialize the unit back to factory presets without a disc or other device hooked up. they are in the ROM memory. The sounds you hear in my video are NOT the sounds included in the SY or TG77. These are sounds i've collected or made.

@@vocoded5290 Thanks for the clarification & did you customize all of these sounds yourself? These in particular sound amazing! Especially like the "BirdSound" bell one, is there a name to this specific set I could purchase?

@@gianaccetta8571 most of these sounds I downloaded Within MIDI Quest 12 software. It is a synthesizer Sound Bank editor that includes an online library for most modern synthesizers with a memory. You can import thousands of sounds via system exclusive data

@@vocoded5290 Thank you & sorry for all the questions, highly appreciate all this information!

Me utilizar programa "Midi Quest 12" para nuevo sonidos para mi teclados. Es caro, pero tienes sonidos para 100+ teclados, viejo y nuevo :)

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@@vocoded5290 Please, make a tutorial how to load sounds from midi quest :)

It does have a cloudy look to it, i bet you're right it was not installed right. I do have a friend that could look at it, i'll see if he has some time in the near future, thanks for your input!

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I didnt change this display, but i've seen a video of it done and it looks hard to do unless you have knowledge of electronics repair. It requires careful hands and good soldering skills.