Although the hardware synthesizer came with only premade tones, the VST version comes with a wealth of extra sound banks that were released later by Korg, totaling over new noises to play with.
For a full list of the original presets and short examples of each one, click here. Built into the M1 synth plugin is a wide-ranging effect unit. Effects built into the unit are as follows:. There is a wealth of different preset types for each effect! Each effect can be assigned separately to every available program, combination, and song track.
You have the option of using multiple effects in either a serial or parallel manner. First, the sound quality. As always, these more pronounced effects are fully adjustable on the VST to suit your tastes.
Second, you also get a nice preset browser where you can search based on instrument type and tonal character, making it easy to search through the wealth of sounds! Next, you get a completely redesigned user interface that emphasizes ease of operation. Many parameters can be seen at once, unlike the original keyboard.
Along with all of this, a couple of completely new features were created for the M1 VST that were commonly requested for the original M1.
Korg first added an adjustable resonance to their filters, which opens up endless filter possibilities for deeper sound shaping. For further sound customizability, two individual effects processors were added to each of the eight multi-timbral parts, as well as two possible master effects!
On the original, only two effects at a time were possible. Because of the exponential advancement of technology over 20 years, massive improvements and many new features are available on the M1 VST! For beginner producers, presets are available that are playable straight out of the gate, including the legendary that made the hardware M1 so famous. KORG completely reproduced the original scheme for artists who want to recreate classical sounds and get new ones. Korg Mdex v.
Thus, they are an excellent addition to any of the Korg Legacy Collection synthesizers and are an excellent addition to any computer installation. Korg Monopoly v. It was released simultaneously with Polysix and these two instruments sparked a revolution in the world of synthesizers.
Korg MS20 v. In addition, it gives such advantages as modern up to 32 polyphony voices and voice unison. Flexible external modulation settings and MIDI clock synchronization have also been added, which gives even greater creativity. Korg Polysix v. Perhaps even more recognizable is the 17 Organ 2 preset. It works well in the deep tonal area, as well as its original purpose as a jazz organ. Because of these famous stock sounds and many more, it becomes easy to understand why the software version of the now-discontinued Korg M1 keyboard is so popular!
Although the hardware synthesizer came with only premade tones, the VST version comes with a wealth of extra sound banks that were released later by Korg, totaling over new noises to play with.
For a full list of the original presets and short examples of each one, click here. Built into the M1 synth plugin is a wide-ranging effect unit.
Effects built into the unit are as follows:. There is a wealth of different preset types for each effect! Each effect can be assigned separately to every available program, combination, and song track. You have the option of using multiple effects in either a serial or parallel manner.
First, the sound quality. As always, these more pronounced effects are fully adjustable on the VST to suit your tastes. Second, you also get a nice preset browser where you can search based on instrument type and tonal character, making it easy to search through the wealth of sounds!
Next, you get a completely redesigned user interface that emphasizes ease of operation.
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