Korg Poly-61 - no talking - part 1/2
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2021
- The Korg Poly-61 was released in 1982 as the successor to the Polysix. It was somewhat of a step up from the Polysix, as it has 2 DCOs for better reliability. It also retained the arpeggiator of the Polysix. The Poly-61 can provide cool gritty basses or trippy analog sounds and fx. However, its filter only has 7 steps of resonance and is not as fat as the Polysix's filter. It also uses the same method of programming the Poly-800 and Yamaha DX-7 use, so it's not a very useful synth for real-time-tweaking junkies. The first Poly-61s didn't have MIDI, but the Poly-61M released in 1984 corrects this. Overall, the Poly-61 is still a decent synth, and it can be acquired for practically nothing!
from: www.vintagesynth.com/korg/pol...
My very first synth that I bought myself with money saved up from delivering newspapers when I was 15 years old, and I loved it so much! 2nd synth was a Juno 106, and as a junior and senior in high school with this two boards, I was in heaven! The years were 1984-86.
Great DCO/Analog filter times, lol!
Yes, me too, my first synth together with the juno 60 and also the poly 800 added a few years later... which I still have :-)
Thank you for a good demonstration. Very nice that you didn´t add any external effects, so that we can hear what the instrument actually sounds like. My Poly-61 (purchased in 1983) still works perfectly.
Very nice synthesizer; I think I listened its 80s-vibe sound here for the first time. Thank you for the interesting demonstration!
Thanks for the demo, thinking about getting one. great playing
You get some fantastic sounds out of this my man
Thank you!
Great video thank you !
Between this and the keen on keys Juno poly 61 demo.. I am now having to buy this keeb.
The very 1st digital synthesizer even without MIDI
Synth hybrid, DCO, analo filter
@@djlab586It did look like digital
@@djlab586not hybrid .. pure analog signal path a dco is 100% analog
Awsome patches, well done! 👌
Did you program those yourself?
Thank you! Yes, I programmed the patches myself (without a programmer)
Hey I’m just about to buy one of these!
Do you have a list of your programmed sounds?
Numbers for each parameter
Or a recommended place to find some
I haven’t got the Poly 61 anymore. I did most of the sounds myself. The factory presets are a good start.
Cheers, last Saturday I actually drove an hour to buy one off someone, but when I got there it didn't work at all!
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