KORG X5DR AI2 Synthesis Module - The first 100 Sounds Demo
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2018
- i.korg.com/SupportPage.aspx?pr...
The above link contains the manual and drivers
Digital synthesizer module based on Korg's 01W series AI2 synthesis.
The Korg X5DR is a tasty little sound module packed full of goodies! Built upon the ever successful O1/W series of synthesizers, the X5DR sound module holds a huge 8 megs of great new sounds, including popular vintage sounds from the MI, T-Series, Wavestation, 0I/W and PCM card libraries.
The Korg X5DR is General MIDI compatible, so you can play back any standard MIDI files and songs. Get the extra cable kit, and you can plug the X5DR directly into your computer without a MIDI port. It's the perfect module for amateur and professional musicians, and desktop multimedia users.
8 MB of internal ROM memory
64 voice polyphony
430 multisounds, including 90 new presets
215 drum sounds, including 51 new drum samples
128 General MIDI sounds
Computer interface (to host PC)
Two completely independent dynamic digital multi-effects system with 47 effects EACH!
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I had a Korg X5 keyboard back in the day and it was a great little instrument. I loved the feel of the keyboard and the sounds were great for the time. Even great sounds for now as well.
In few days i gonna be owner of X5D (64 voice polyphony and more presets) and after watching few demos i can say that is the most underated KORG synth ever
@@JanKowalski-vh1rg you're going to love it for sure.
Great powerful little module! Similar sound to the 05RW as well!
Thank you for this very helpful
Thank you! My favorite: 2:28 8:19 31:09 34:24
I frequently ponder who is responsible for assigning names to these sounds and how they establish the naming rules. The intriguing part is that sound names tend to be exceptionally precise, typically consisting of no more than two descriptive words!
@@VelikoBekir Very interesting! Great sounds on this little baby ;)
Great soound
Hi I have an issue sound of my korg is very low.
my X5DR sound module is extremely low sound even with the volume knob to the maximum, either by the output of headphones or line output, could someone give me some idea what it will be? the rest of the module works very well, with all its buttons and screen
Some wonderful, and usable sounds still in this little box waiting to burst out. I have one but haven't used it for ages. Now I know what I've missed!! 👍😀
Am I right in saying this has two sets of sounds, A & B ? and you have to switch between them ? Not sure how you did this without digging the manual out if so.
Yes to both questions! An "indirect" link to the manual is in the description BUT here's the direct link: i.korg.com/uploads/Support/X5DR_Manual_633661867244240000.pdf
@@VelikoBekir Thanks for that 👍😁
shouldn't you be able to map one of you midi keyboard buttons to the program keys on the korg module?
graba y sube el video completo de korg 01w con 200 programaciones de bancos (100 de banco a, y 100 de banco b), y 200 combinaciones de bancos (100 de banco a, y 100 de banco b).
muestrale la pantalla de teclado korg 01w para ver que sonidos están sonando y escuchando, que sea uno por uno, y lista por lista.
grabenlos y subenlos, hagan estos recorridos de sonidos.
How do I keep my module on strings from changing when I switch my keyboard from acoustic piano to electric piano or some other instrument. I only use it for the strings but it changes on me in the middle of a song when I change the program on my keyboard.
Try Global>2C>PROGRAM CHANGE FILTER>DIS (page 151 in the manual. I play at Church...This setting is a MUST!)
Do You know if it's possible add new patches to the module?
No, you can't ADD patches. What you CAN do is to program an existing sound with replacement parameters using the knobs.
Here is the 150+ pages manual: i.korg.com/uploads/Support/X5DR_Manual_633661867244240000.pdf
AND here is the list of all factory loaded sounds / instruments: drive.google.com/file/d/0B6OFUugVH6DudFJ3TU1OdWFzd1U/view?usp=sharing
Great demo :-). I'm just wondering, how does this unit compare with the presets inside the Korg 01W/FD? Are all the sounds 'the same' as the 01W or not? Thanks a lot.
The list of presets and other sounds for the X5DR are not included in any of Korg’s PDF files and are only printed in the hard copy of the manual, BUT, this guy uploaded those! Here is a link for all the X5DR sounds (look at the last 10 pages): www.zikinf.com/manuels/korg-x5dr-mode-d-emploi-fr-46383.pdf and here is the sound list for the 01W: cdn.korg.com/us/support/download/files/e5d78bb513405f8e6aec0ca50b6a8d3c.pdf?response-content-disposition=inline%3Bfilename%2A%3DUTF-8%27%2701WFD_VoiceName.pdf&response-content-type=application%2Fpdf%3B
Thanks a lot, appreciate the reply :-)
I bet that the 01 has a little better quality but less waveforms in Rom memory to start with. More, the 01 is a little more "synth" since it has the "waveshaping" option, a thing thay the 05 and X5 don't have.....
I got one, great little box! It came after the 01 serie, so I guess if it has more sounds in memory or more polyphony (64 voices!).
Apart being or not as punchy as the more expensive big brother I would dare that they should sound similar if not exactly sounding on some presets rebuilt on the little one! The sensation is the same, You could recognize these Korg sounds on some fictions, as on first seasons of "Law and Order", to name one.
How do I change octave on korg x5dr cheers
Transposing:
Changing the Note Range Use 0B TRANSPOSE in Global mode to change the note range.
You can shift the range in semitones: +12 to move up one octave, and -12 to move down one octave. (See page 147 below)
If you wish to transpose each Timbre in a Combination individually, use page 5A and 5B TRANS of page 103 below.
If you want to transpose each track individually, use page *C Transpose (See page 110 below)
The user manual with above referenced pages is here:
i.korg.com/uploads/Support/X5DR_Manual_633661867244240000.pdf
Can I download these instruments? I need them to make BEMC’s
I don’t know what BEMC’s are. I Googled it with no good answer on what that is. But to answer your question, no because instruments cannot be downloaded; you're locked in to the built-in instruments and sounds :-(
BUT, did you mean EDM? You can create lots of great electronic dance music by using the 100% FREE Bandlab by Cakewalk! It has tons of loops and sounds. You can download it directly from Cakewalk here: www.bandlab.com/products/cakewalk but you will have to create a (free) login account. Again, it’s all free!
Veliko Bekir they’re Baby Einstein Music Customs.
What about the music box and vibraphone
@@JonahMobarak here is the list of ALL the available instruments: drive.google.com/file/d/0B6OFUugVH6DudFJ3TU1OdWFzd1U/view?usp=sharing
Sounds korg 01w pleas
How is the quality of knobs?
Still great. The only knob really, is the volume control. The buttons are still great after so many years.
@@VelikoBekir Of course, buttons I mean, sorry. Great for Korg!
Why did you skip 49 RapToolKit?
OMG! That's great! Besides me, you're the only other person who caught that! If I had a gift, I would send it to you! :-)
No I'm good, but what would it be though?
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You know I was talking about one of the Combination (COMBI) Sounds in the X5DR, right?
Since this module isn't digital (MIDI ports only), I'm not sure HOW to extract and save any of the built-in sound fonts. If you know how, let me know and I'd be happy to email you the file(s).
My direct email is veliko@veliko.com