This is epic. Cool track, dude. Respect, you're the OG. The coolest shyte from the world best selling synth; never mind the DX7, Minimoog, M1 or the D-50. This is it, and you can do this to it. Imagine if only Moebius and Roedelius had this instrument. My album collection would be twice the size. I have a pre-order for the MKII of this instrument. I'm creaming my pants over it. The screen and sh•t doesn't wet my whistle. The sound, Keio, that's what it's about. Take notes over there.
thank you very much! the patch is available at my patreon (i'll be upluading more extra content over there while i upload new videos to the channel): www.patreon.com/posts/91434961 thank you for listening!
thanks! i added reverb and some extra delay externally. there's no looping, all the looping repetitions are from the microkorg delay playing with high feedback and using the arpeggiator.
thanks man! that's an instant subscribe! I just got a microkorg for Xmas so I'm deep diving but I don't have the synth with me for vacation, so forgive my obvious questions: so patches for the MK how do you upload them? and -- the patch settings -- are those are based on a preset? and when you adjust parameters based on a preset do they save or do they just erase once you switch to a different preset? again, I know this info is easily searchable but I thought I'd ask. your ambient stuff is really great, starting to check it all out! @@nzfs
you can upload the patches with a midi cable and using the editor, or just dial them yourself on the synth. you have to save it after or you'll lose it when switching presets or turning off the synth. you can base over a preset and save your changes, or start from scratch with an init patch. there are many tutorials on youtube on how to do it, may be kind of confusing and tedious to work on the MK at first, but once you know how the interface works it's pretty easy @@keithadams1
Amazing
thanks!
This is epic. Cool track, dude. Respect, you're the OG. The coolest shyte from the world best selling synth; never mind the DX7, Minimoog, M1 or the D-50. This is it, and you can do this to it. Imagine if only Moebius and Roedelius had this instrument. My album collection would be twice the size. I have a pre-order for the MKII of this instrument. I'm creaming my pants over it. The screen and sh•t doesn't wet my whistle. The sound, Keio, that's what it's about. Take notes over there.
thank you very much!
this became a track for my latest album also, you can listen to it here:
subcontinentalrecords.bandcamp.com/album/duermevela
this is insane! what pad/patch are you using, mind if you share ild love to experiment with this
thank you very much!
the patch is available at my patreon (i'll be upluading more extra content over there while i upload new videos to the channel):
www.patreon.com/posts/91434961
thank you for listening!
This is awesome. I would totally buy this patch. But are you using any pedals with this? And is there any looping involved?
thanks!
i added reverb and some extra delay externally. there's no looping, all the looping repetitions are from the microkorg delay playing with high feedback and using the arpeggiator.
thanks man! that's an instant subscribe! I just got a microkorg for Xmas so I'm deep diving but I don't have the synth with me for vacation, so forgive my obvious questions: so patches for the MK how do you upload them? and -- the patch settings -- are those are based on a preset? and when you adjust parameters based on a preset do they save or do they just erase once you switch to a different preset? again, I know this info is easily searchable but I thought I'd ask. your ambient stuff is really great, starting to check it all out! @@nzfs
you can upload the patches with a midi cable and using the editor, or just dial them yourself on the synth. you have to save it after or you'll lose it when switching presets or turning off the synth. you can base over a preset and save your changes, or start from scratch with an init patch. there are many tutorials on youtube on how to do it, may be kind of confusing and tedious to work on the MK at first, but once you know how the interface works it's pretty easy
@@keithadams1