Woody, this video is too short!!! We need 10 times more M1, Wavestation, D-50 demos from you. Really, I watch these vids on repeat sometimes. And don't forget about evening sky. Every Wavestation video should have it. Since your vids came out , I can't imagine that sound without you and the sky :)
The Korg M1 is probably my all-time favourite synthesizer. I use the VST plugin in my productions every day. My best producer friend in real life, Bobby Blanco from Moto Blanco, recommended it to me. I absolutely love it. The piano sounds still sound extremely fresh for today's music. :)
I absolutely loved my M1Ex when I had it. Years later ive been loving the iM1 on iPad. Only very recently did I remember i still have a Korg N5 in a case under the bed and that has all these sounds on it.
I have many synth apps on my iPad Air 4, I use them with Cubasis3, but nothing beats the iM1 pure sounds, they just cut through the mix compared to other synths that kinda get lost in the mix, I also have and use the iWavestation, another brilliant synth👌
I Love the M1. Best 90's House Piano by any of the big brands including Roland, Yamaha, Kurzweil etc... and house Organ too. Korg M1 is Number 1, second to none for that 90s vibe. This keyboard is on so many records. Great demo. 👏👏👏
This guy is doing the very thing I am trying to do. I have a Korg M1 keyboard and this M1 software. I have the sounds figured out and set up sounds and effects for songs if only I could get my midi to work. I got the midi drivers installed and the computer recognizes the interface and it shows there is a connection. I am using Windows 11 64 bit.
The M1 was my favorite keyboard for decades from it's introduction right up until the Yamaha MODX came out, which I bought 2 months after it's introduction. I bought an M1 when they were still available new. Eventually I bought a 2nd one so I could leave one at practice and have a spare. I upgraded both of mine to the internal Invision Plus 1 board which was the best expansion made for the M1. A/B testing the M1 soft synth next to my real M1's shows the power of soft synths. It's rare I can even tell a difference, it's that good! Plus I loaded my favorite 3rd party patches right in as it's sysex compatible. Something all soft synths that model a real keyboard should do. I still have both of my real M1's, but Korg's VST has effectively replaced them. I sampled my most used Plus 1 expansion patch into my MODX using Sample Robot, and I'll do the same for others. I wish Korg would get the rights to the Plus 1 samples and include them. Korg's M1 soft synth is near the top of my list of VST's. It's a real shame iM1 doesn't work on an iPhone and requires an iPad because I'd love to have it with me all the time. iWavestatiion does work on the iPhone, and there is no good reason not to offer iM1 for iPhone. It took decades, but the MODX6 over took the M1 as my favorite hardware keyboard because it too has a ton of great sounds made for it and countless 3rd party sounds are compatible with it like the M1. The MODX can import over 20 years worth of MOTIF sounds, plus use Montage sounds and the DX-7 series. And I really love it's portability that I can transport it in a backpack and it weighs half what the M1 did. I use my MIDI controller which has aftertouch with the M1 VST as the M1's sounds made great use of aftertouch unlike the sounds of the Montage, Kronos or Fantom.
Hey man! I’m new to this and have recently bought the MODX8+! But do love the sounds of the M1. Do you use any of those patches in your MODX? If you want to use this software do you really need a DAW program? Sorry if any of those questions are common sense to most…
@@roderickalbus5818 I have seen M1 sounds available for the MODX, but I don't have them because I use Korg's M1 VST on my laptop. There is a stand alone version of the Korg M1 VST that doesn't require a DAW if it's still available. There are many advantages to using a DAW, such as the ability to load more than one VST instrument at the same time and map splits across your MIDI keyboard or send them to more than one MIDI keyboard. I'd like to hear about which M1 samples for the MODX are any good if anyone reading has them. One key feature missing on the MODX the M1 made great use of is aftertouch on the physical keyboard. I use a MIDI controller that has it. The MODX lacks aftertouch. It's not that big a deal for MODX sounds since the Montage, as well as today's modern synths like the Korg Kronos/Nautilus, and Roland Fantom in their sound collections generally don't make good use of aftertouch anyway, but M1 sound collections made much better use of it and it gave great expression.
So, I guess we've already given up on the "Only 2 Synths you actually need" idea then? ;-) I don't think Diva sounds like the M1, huh? I actually love these recreations from Korg since I can put the hardware away and still have the sounds when the mood strikes. I think we've hit "Peak VST" now and could pretty much recreate any classic synth and probably any current synth too since they're mostly software. What we need now is the next evolution in sound creation, whatever that might be.
That piano screams 90's dance and everytime play a bouncy little chord it takes me right back. Seriously still a monster even to this day and I looooove the Triton nearly equally as much
It’s 1988 (I think), I had sold my Juno 6 (to buy my first car) a few years earlier, I am in Carlsbro Sound, Nottingham UK messing about on a Roland D20. Sales guy comes up to me and says ‘come and try this’. Takes me over to an M1. He says ‘This is what you want’. Played the first patch ‘Universe’ Wow, I said ‘I’ll take it’, filled in the credit agreement, which I couldn’t really afford and walked out with it. Only sold it a couple of years ago…Why, why did I sell it? Storage space mainly. Software recreations are fantastic and is great we have them but they will never, ever, be the real thing, with the memories that go with them. 👍🙂
I’m still holding on to my original M1 for the same reason. Had it since I was 13 and somehow convinced my parents to buy it for me after the amount of time I was spending on my Yamaha PSR and needing something more sophisticated to advance my skills. My beloved M1 has followed me from the UK (bought it at Hammonds in Watford - RIP) to several states I’ve lived in in the US, and has spent its years both proudly on display, and locked in its travel case to keep it safe from my kids when they were too young to treat it with respect. It now sits to my left in my office, with a few age-related quirks impacting its usability. Every week I wonder if I should get it fixed or sell it off and buy the VST (which really does sound identical). The struggle continues.
thanks jeff, as you may know, i don't have a studio space at the moment, hence the focus on software. actually, even in a large space, i think i'd lean towards software anyway! :) thinking of making a video discussing the challenges of making music in small spaces, stay tuned!
@@WoodyPianoShack ah, I wasn’t sure if you were still in the smaller space or not and thought that may have been a reason. I also have a limited space for music so I understand! Maybe it would be cool then to go deeper on some sound design with a few of the VSTs - even on a legacy recreation, like making new patches on the M1! Anyway, appreciate the content and your reply. Play on! 🎹
I prefer software reviews Woody. I have 14 hardware keyboards. I see myself eventually greatly scaling down as it's....simply not needed anymore. Software is much easier to transport to gigs, band practice, far more cost effective and don't require all the maintenance. I've effectively replaced many of my keyboards from Korg, Roland, ARP, Casio (CZ's) and others with software clones. Plus added many of the synths of my dreams I could never afford, or afford to transport thanks to software. My wife & I eventually see ourselves in a small house, and having room to store so many keyboards is not something a lot of people have, nor is it really necessary anymore with all the great soft synths. It was soft synths back in 1985 that got me into synths in the first place. It's finally come full circle, completing the original vision I had of not needing to have a huge collection of physical keyboards to make all the great sounds. Sure it looks cool, and is more fun, but it's so impractical.
Good video and as a beginner I hope & pray 🙏🏾 that you can answer this question. I’m currently learning Ableton Live Lite with my MacBook Pro & I will have my Akai MPC One Sampler this week & my question is there a way that I can use load the VST sounds into Ableton then some how sample or transfer the M1 sounds from Ableton to the Akai sampler so I can blend the M1 Organ sounds with the drums from the sampler in full song sequence? Also can you please tell me what’s the name of the exact Organ (Show Me Love) Patch that you played @3:20?
I used to own an M1. Had it for years and only recently sold it. Some great sounds but I was never happy with the piano sound. There again, you didn't buy the M1 for the pianos sound.
Same. The M1 piano is the one thing that quickly got dated. Most everything else stood up well for many years. The M1 had a good piano for 1988 for a portable keyboard and at a price that wasn't insane, but it wasn't long before decent grand piano samples were available in other keyboards competing with the M1. The M1 still beat out a lot of other keyboards for many, many years, but not for the piano sounds. I used the M1 piano for many years as it was the best I had. But I don't miss it in the least. The pianos in the keyboards of the past 25 years are much better.
Almost. It's should be A minor 1st inversion , then Am root inversion , then G . I learnt it back in the day off one of the remix CDs which had the piano isolated.
The world would have been a different place if everyone had had the chance to own the M1 as a VST in the early 90s and the technology had been around. Imagine how many television composers would have been fighting to compose the Highlander TV series music?!!!
Bought an M1 back in `92... sold it for $200 in 2005. It was a nightmare to program but good sounds. Glad to see the VST version. May pick it up but honestly, I don`t see myself using those sounds much these days.
The part you play starting at 1:23. Is that from a particular song or something you made up for this video? Either way, it is really pretty... beautifully bittersweet melody. Thanks!
Great sound never goes out of style. I have a Korg MicroArranger a little keyboard that has incredible sound for just $500 US. I assume Korg used the Triton engine from around the year 2000 for this little wonder. I can mix up to 3 sounds in layer and it is angelic. Too bad the MicroArranger is out of production. You're using software which means you need great DACs and preamps on your interface output to achieve that great sound. But keyboards need the same attention at their outputs too. Analog doesn't have the same problems, but digital needs high quality electronics at the output to make great sound out of any synth engine.
When the keyboard are made like a tank. But I prefer the t 3 are almost the same and more cheap. I see fly one t3 from a stage and survive that was unbelievable
Does anyone know the preset/patch in Sade's "Love Is Stronger Than Pride"? The airy vocal one. Feels so much like an M1 sound to me but I can't piece it together. Love the sounds of the M1.
Anyone have any luck getting and loading Korg’s M1 pack on the Nautilus? I like running iM1 on my iPad, but I think it would be convenient to load favorites on hardware.
It might have been Hawkwind. Its a sound that I have listened to a thousand times on a song and I can't place it. Thanks anyway. I'm going to buy the korg collection now because of you.
@@chaosme1ster Yes, especially because the prices are very reasonable, Korg's software manager is a breeze to use and also because Korg kindly offers a 50% discount every year at Christmas.
@@Acrimonious_Snake And at the same time you say in Russian that "there are hacked versions on the ru-tracker"? Okay... very special idea about ethical behaviour you have...
Korg Software manager is far superior than the RCM... It works very fast and has very clean and simple purpose. Day and night. Roland's software manager is a big slow pile of junk, bugs, ads and too much stuff in one place.
0:00 FilmScore
0:40 Pankala
1:22 Overture
2:04 Universe
2:59 Piano 16'
3:18 Organ 2
3:36 Piano 16' (again)
3:55 Organ 2 (again)
One thing I love about this package is the amount of polyphony you get compared to the original hardware synths.
the sound of every TV soundtrack from 88 to mid 90s: Beauty and the Beast, Tales from the Crypt, The Equalizer (last season) . And many more
That classic M1 piano gets me right in the chest. It doesn't matter what track or what melody; it's just a timeless sound. I love it.
So many great 90's memories from that piano and organ! And I know I've heard Universe once or twice as well.
The M1 is really a legend, I find the sounds still very usable today!
The Crystal Waters one just floored me 😢❤
Woody, this video is too short!!! We need 10 times more M1, Wavestation, D-50 demos from you. Really, I watch these vids on repeat sometimes. And don't forget about evening sky. Every Wavestation video should have it. Since your vids came out , I can't imagine that sound without you and the sky :)
Yes the fans agree!
The Korg M1 is probably my all-time favourite synthesizer. I use the VST plugin in my productions every day. My best producer friend in real life, Bobby Blanco from Moto Blanco, recommended it to me. I absolutely love it. The piano sounds still sound extremely fresh for today's music. :)
I absolutely loved my M1Ex when I had it. Years later ive been loving the iM1 on iPad. Only very recently did I remember i still have a Korg N5 in a case under the bed and that has all these sounds on it.
Bought this when it was stupidly cheap a couple of years back, $20 or something like that,still sounds great 👍😎
Did the same and got all the expansion sounds when they were on sale. All in for everything was like $50
Same, bought mine for about $100 10 years ago
Found an M1 in the street today, $0!
So much nostalgia in this VST. Great demo performance ty!
One of my favourite plugins together with the Wavestation. I use them a lot.
I have many synth apps on my iPad Air 4, I use them with Cubasis3, but nothing beats the iM1 pure sounds, they just cut through the mix compared to other synths that kinda get lost in the mix, I also have and use the iWavestation, another brilliant synth👌
Gary Numans fav preset is on the m1. It's all over hes later albums.....and uses the sound to make all hes demo's. The patch is called.....Beauty.
Was hoping to see a little tribute to Gary on this video! 🙂
I Love the M1.
Best 90's House Piano by any of the big brands including Roland, Yamaha, Kurzweil etc... and house Organ too.
Korg M1 is Number 1, second to none for that 90s vibe. This keyboard is on so many records.
Great demo.
👏👏👏
Sounds just like what I can remember. I just saw an early 90’s M1 a few days ago. ❤🎧
The sounds are very close to the hardware M1. Since the M1 is digital, it's easier to simulate than an analog synth. Great plugin!
I picked up a 73 key T2 recently. A total favourite.
master chief on the keys! It's so delightful when music reviews are done by actual top musician, not a blogger. Thank you !!!
This guy is doing the very thing I am trying to do. I have a Korg M1 keyboard and this M1 software. I have the sounds figured out and set up sounds and effects for songs if only I could get my midi to work. I got the midi drivers installed and the computer recognizes the interface and it shows there is a connection. I am using Windows 11 64 bit.
I got a M1 for about £180 just before covid began, replaced the switches and it sounds so good. Now the prices are silly
Had a hardware M1 10 years ago and now use the Korg apps on my iPad.
The M1 was my favorite keyboard for decades from it's introduction right up until the Yamaha MODX came out, which I bought 2 months after it's introduction.
I bought an M1 when they were still available new. Eventually I bought a 2nd one so I could leave one at practice and have a spare. I upgraded both of mine to the internal Invision Plus 1 board which was the best expansion made for the M1. A/B testing the M1 soft synth next to my real M1's shows the power of soft synths. It's rare I can even tell a difference, it's that good! Plus I loaded my favorite 3rd party patches right in as it's sysex compatible. Something all soft synths that model a real keyboard should do.
I still have both of my real M1's, but Korg's VST has effectively replaced them. I sampled my most used Plus 1 expansion patch into my MODX using Sample Robot, and I'll do the same for others. I wish Korg would get the rights to the Plus 1 samples and include them.
Korg's M1 soft synth is near the top of my list of VST's. It's a real shame iM1 doesn't work on an iPhone and requires an iPad because I'd love to have it with me all the time. iWavestatiion does work on the iPhone, and there is no good reason not to offer iM1 for iPhone.
It took decades, but the MODX6 over took the M1 as my favorite hardware keyboard because it too has a ton of great sounds made for it and countless 3rd party sounds are compatible with it like the M1. The MODX can import over 20 years worth of MOTIF sounds, plus use Montage sounds and the DX-7 series. And I really love it's portability that I can transport it in a backpack and it weighs half what the M1 did. I use my MIDI controller which has aftertouch with the M1 VST as the M1's sounds made great use of aftertouch unlike the sounds of the Montage, Kronos or Fantom.
Hey man! I’m new to this and have recently bought the MODX8+! But do love the sounds of the M1. Do you use any of those patches in your MODX? If you want to use this software do you really need a DAW program? Sorry if any of those questions are common sense to most…
@@roderickalbus5818 I have seen M1 sounds available for the MODX, but I don't have them because I use Korg's M1 VST on my laptop.
There is a stand alone version of the Korg M1 VST that doesn't require a DAW if it's still available. There are many advantages to using a DAW, such as the ability to load more than one VST instrument at the same time and map splits across your MIDI keyboard or send them to more than one MIDI keyboard.
I'd like to hear about which M1 samples for the MODX are any good if anyone reading has them.
One key feature missing on the MODX the M1 made great use of is aftertouch on the physical keyboard. I use a MIDI controller that has it. The MODX lacks aftertouch. It's not that big a deal for MODX sounds since the Montage, as well as today's modern synths like the Korg Kronos/Nautilus, and Roland Fantom in their sound collections generally don't make good use of aftertouch anyway, but M1 sound collections made much better use of it and it gave great expression.
Love it, Woody. I owned an M1 and sold it, and it was so nice to recapture it via Korg Legacy -> Collection 3 then 4. Rock on, Woody! 👍
So, I guess we've already given up on the "Only 2 Synths you actually need" idea then? ;-) I don't think Diva sounds like the M1, huh? I actually love these recreations from Korg since I can put the hardware away and still have the sounds when the mood strikes. I think we've hit "Peak VST" now and could pretty much recreate any classic synth and probably any current synth too since they're mostly software. What we need now is the next evolution in sound creation, whatever that might be.
YAAAY my favourite plugin(and no u he) and favourite subject - famous sounds! thank you Woody!
Wooo-hoo! The next one the D-50 please 😄
That piano screams 90's dance and everytime play a bouncy little chord it takes me right back. Seriously still a monster even to this day and I looooove the Triton nearly equally as much
Great video woody. I had the original back in the days but had to sell. Miss it but this is great and saves me the space 😊
I have the M1 and Wave-station for Mac and iOS. When doing complex tracks the M1 is my go to app
House patches are amazing!
I always get goose bumps when i hear "Universe".
It has to be the best synth piano ever created.
That Universe patch is amazing. I’ve used it in one of my tracks.
Sounds like background music to an 80's movie.
It’s 1988 (I think), I had sold my Juno 6 (to buy my first car) a few years earlier, I am in Carlsbro Sound, Nottingham UK messing about on a Roland D20. Sales guy comes up to me and says ‘come and try this’. Takes me over to an M1. He says ‘This is what you want’. Played the first patch ‘Universe’ Wow, I said ‘I’ll take it’, filled in the credit agreement, which I couldn’t really afford and walked out with it. Only sold it a couple of years ago…Why, why did I sell it? Storage space mainly. Software recreations are fantastic and is great we have them but they will never, ever, be the real thing, with the memories that go with them. 👍🙂
I’m still holding on to my original M1 for the same reason. Had it since I was 13 and somehow convinced my parents to buy it for me after the amount of time I was spending on my Yamaha PSR and needing something more sophisticated to advance my skills.
My beloved M1 has followed me from the UK (bought it at Hammonds in Watford - RIP) to several states I’ve lived in in the US, and has spent its years both proudly on display, and locked in its travel case to keep it safe from my kids when they were too young to treat it with respect. It now sits to my left in my office, with a few age-related quirks impacting its usability.
Every week I wonder if I should get it fixed or sell it off and buy the VST (which really does sound identical). The struggle continues.
Reminds me my school years :) So nice!
Excellent sound quality Woody
so classic
can you include the names of the tracks? Some are familiar but i can't place their names !
Great video thanks
Amazing!
I have the korg x5d .5 rack version sibling of the M1. It has a few of the famous patches as preset but is a fantastic synth.
This synth was used on so many Dance Tracks... Where to begin on this one ?
Such a hot sensation!
Luv it, legend...
I love the iM1 for my ipad!
Love your playing as always, but I’d love to see more actual hardware/gear on the channel and fewer VSTs. Either way, thanks for being great, Woody!
thanks jeff, as you may know, i don't have a studio space at the moment, hence the focus on software. actually, even in a large space, i think i'd lean towards software anyway! :) thinking of making a video discussing the challenges of making music in small spaces, stay tuned!
@@WoodyPianoShack ah, I wasn’t sure if you were still in the smaller space or not and thought that may have been a reason. I also have a limited space for music so I understand! Maybe it would be cool then to go deeper on some sound design with a few of the VSTs - even on a legacy recreation, like making new patches on the M1! Anyway, appreciate the content and your reply. Play on! 🎹
I prefer software reviews Woody. I have 14 hardware keyboards. I see myself eventually greatly scaling down as it's....simply not needed anymore. Software is much easier to transport to gigs, band practice, far more cost effective and don't require all the maintenance. I've effectively replaced many of my keyboards from Korg, Roland, ARP, Casio (CZ's) and others with software clones. Plus added many of the synths of my dreams I could never afford, or afford to transport thanks to software.
My wife & I eventually see ourselves in a small house, and having room to store so many keyboards is not something a lot of people have, nor is it really necessary anymore with all the great soft synths.
It was soft synths back in 1985 that got me into synths in the first place. It's finally come full circle, completing the original vision I had of not needing to have a huge collection of physical keyboards to make all the great sounds. Sure it looks cool, and is more fun, but it's so impractical.
Good video and as a beginner I hope & pray 🙏🏾 that you can answer this question. I’m currently learning Ableton Live Lite with my MacBook Pro & I will have my Akai MPC One Sampler this week & my question is there a way that I can use load the VST sounds into Ableton then some how sample or transfer the M1 sounds from Ableton to the Akai sampler so I can blend the M1 Organ sounds with the drums from the sampler in full song sequence? Also can you please tell me what’s the name of the exact Organ (Show Me Love) Patch that you played @3:20?
Top tunes 👍
do you use a foot pedal when playing your midi controller?
I used to own an M1. Had it for years and only recently sold it. Some great sounds but I was never happy with the piano sound. There again, you didn't buy the M1 for the pianos sound.
Same. The M1 piano is the one thing that quickly got dated. Most everything else stood up well for many years. The M1 had a good piano for 1988 for a portable keyboard and at a price that wasn't insane, but it wasn't long before decent grand piano samples were available in other keyboards competing with the M1. The M1 still beat out a lot of other keyboards for many, many years, but not for the piano sounds.
I used the M1 piano for many years as it was the best I had. But I don't miss it in the least. The pianos in the keyboards of the past 25 years are much better.
You're the first one i see playing correcly the piano riff of Ride on Time :)
Almost. It's should be A minor 1st inversion , then Am root inversion , then G . I learnt it back in the day off one of the remix CDs which had the piano isolated.
Beverly Hills Cop alert at 0:57 🚔
Change you mind on the only 2 synths notion?
The best...! However, the expansions of the Symphony 03, Piano P3, module are missing! When Dss1 e Trinity Vst?
The world would have been a different place if everyone had had the chance to own the M1 as a VST in the early 90s and the technology had been around. Imagine how many television composers would have been fighting to compose the Highlander TV series music?!!!
We need more 🎹🎹🎹
Bought an M1 back in `92... sold it for $200 in 2005. It was a nightmare to program but good sounds. Glad to see the VST version. May pick it up but honestly, I don`t see myself using those sounds much these days.
I still use them in my bands all the time. They never get old and still stack up well to newer keyboards.
@@classicarcadeamusementpark4242 guess it depends on the music you do.
@@ernestbuckley8671 True.
I like your style Woody
I also love my M1 VSTi. And the Wavestation VSTi. You are the one to blame why I got the licenses for these software synths, lol
Great Synth the iconic house 🏠 Piano I have this virtual synth
Can you try making a song with only sounds from the m1?
The part you play starting at 1:23. Is that from a particular song or something you made up for this video? Either way, it is really pretty... beautifully bittersweet melody. Thanks!
thanks, it's always rough jams and improvs, but sometimes based on famous chords or songs! i don't know what this particular one was!
Great sound never goes out of style. I have a Korg MicroArranger a little keyboard that has incredible sound for just $500 US. I assume Korg used the Triton engine from around the year 2000 for this little wonder. I can mix up to 3 sounds in layer and it is angelic. Too bad the MicroArranger is out of production. You're using software which means you need great DACs and preamps on your interface output to achieve that great sound. But keyboards need the same attention at their outputs too. Analog doesn't have the same problems, but digital needs high quality electronics at the output to make great sound out of any synth engine.
Another soft synth!?
Qué programas usas para los audio del M1 vst
When the keyboard are made like a tank. But I prefer the t 3 are almost the same and more cheap.
I see fly one t3 from a stage and survive that was unbelievable
t3 has much more sounds too, right? yeah, korg keyboards from that era were built to last. i think brian auger still gigging with a T.
@@WoodyPianoShack man after see how fly outside the stand and the stage and survive I believe in t3
Hola amigo,saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷 👍👍👍🎹🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🤘
Best music channel on TH-cam
Does anyone know the preset/patch in Sade's "Love Is Stronger Than Pride"? The airy vocal one. Feels so much like an M1 sound to me but I can't piece it together. Love the sounds of the M1.
Anyone have any luck getting and loading Korg’s M1 pack on the Nautilus?
I like running iM1 on my iPad, but I think it would be convenient to load favorites on hardware.
In the previous video, you said that you only use 2 virtual instruments U-HE Diva and Hive 2. And now you're using a Korg VST... I don't understand!
Well yeah for my own personal use but I am running a yt channel hete
Diva I can understand, but what does Hive do that Diva doesn't? Diva and M1 complement each other very well, two completely different worlds.
"Choir" reminds me of "I'm going slightly mad" from Queen, right?
know what you mean, could very well be
@marcom Queen used the M1.
100%
th-cam.com/video/7cuQbtqt-hk/w-d-xo.html
It was used a lot on Innuendo by Mike Moran
This is a preset from M1 called "Ooh-Aah".
Anyone know what the first song he plays is?
Was the universe preset used by the Orb?
not unlikely, but what do i know?
It might have been Hawkwind. Its a sound that I have listened to a thousand times on a song and I can't place it. Thanks anyway. I'm going to buy the korg collection now because of you.
In case anyone wants to know it was back side of the moon by The Orb.
What song at 0:48?
OMG, from 3:00 and onwards...
Booo too short! More please.
I didnt know Harrison Ford can play on piano
How to download this plagin? Thanks
Uhm.. buy it from Korg?
На ру-трекере есть взломанные версии для нищебродов, скряг или просто пользователей старых компьютеров и операционных систем.
@@chaosme1ster Yes, especially because the prices are very reasonable, Korg's software manager is a breeze to use and also because Korg kindly offers a 50% discount every year at Christmas.
@@Acrimonious_Snake And at the same time you say in Russian that "there are hacked versions on the ru-tracker"? Okay... very special idea about ethical behaviour you have...
@@chaosme1ster I have a license, don't worry, lol
3:09 song?
Londonbeat - I've Been Thinking About You
@@like-icecreamthx, great SONG
Any idea of the patch at the very start is from the M1? th-cam.com/video/cVH-D_CRMsY/w-d-xo.html
Universe - Queen, dont try so hard!
Korg Software manager is far superior than the RCM... It works very fast and has very clean and simple purpose. Day and night. Roland's software manager is a big slow pile of junk, bugs, ads and too much stuff in one place.
Anyone know what the first song is ?