Ahhh my favorite mono of all time. A wonderful and fun instrument. KORG really struck gold with this one, and somehow, it never aged. No matter the decade, the MS20 always sounds modern.
Man, I love the sounds it makes... The KORG DS-10 for Nintendo DS was a software version that mixes MS-10 and MS-20 at the Nintendo DS, but, having the original MS-20 it's my dream!
I also climaxed when I picked up one of these in UK @1990 at my local 'church bazaar'. The old bloke said to me "I think its broke, you have have it for a quid" (about $2 at the time) Yep! Pants overload :D :D
Left Mono I have used the iPad and VST versions for years now but it’s a whole different experience using the real thing even though the digital versions are pretty close.
You can't beat hardware! There's something about owning an instrument that keeps you interested. I really like tuning the oscillators a 5th or 7th apart, adjusting the cutoff and resonance to get some nice harmonics and running it through a big reverb.
I bought this synth in 1996 and I never left it eversince . And there is something magic about it. All the people coming to my house were attracted, musicians or not: "what's that thing?" As soon as they started to play with its knobs, I remember a blues guitarist, a classic pianist, a heavy drummer, some fathers and mothers (mine inclusive) smile like kids! I don't know much about re-editions, but the original one is a pure gem, able to communicate with dolphins in a desert island!
In my life I've sold 2 synths. First was a DX7, second was an MS20. I regret both more than if I'd chopped off one of my arms. My current favorite synth that I own (that no one seems to care about) is a Roland SH-1, followed closely by my Ensoniq ESQ-1 . The Roland is Fat with a capital P H. I can't believe it's not more popular. The Ensoniq is like the DX7's long lost cousin.
Had a 1978 mark I MS-20 for a year or so. It's a peach. The patch bay + external signal processor + pitch to voltage convertor is the whole other side of the synth. Gets very interesting when you head over there. :)
I have the MS-20 mini controller and Korg Legacy Collection. Really impressed with this and I think they put a ton of care to reproduce this classic almost perfectly.
I just bought an MS-20 vintage with Korg35 filters. After cleaning an deoxit d5 on pots an keybed, and calibration of it, it sounds like brand spanking new!
Modern Talking is the shit....could be much worse i.e. a collection of LP's by Gunther and his damn infectious sing - The Ding Ding Song. Yes, it's a real thing
@@808Stateddd What kind of argument is that..... Actually, trading a synth for a recording of a track that will become really popular ~20 years in the future... i'd do that. That's not worse... wtf are you talking about?
When I was 15 back in 87, I bought a MS10. About ten years later I found a very clean MS20 on Ebay. It's been one of my absolute favourite synths ever since. Love your channel!
The MS 20 is awesome! I have mine fopr yeard and still discover new sounds! The best demo online is the one of Analog Audio, the synthetic voice sounds incredible!
Yep, comes into its own once you start messing with that stuff. Plane flybys, flying saucer takeoffs and landings, cars, motorbikes, animals, just so much fun... This was my first synth in the early 80's and I used to just sit there for hours at a time with a handful of patch leads just messing about and annoying the hell out of my parents and neighbours. Built a harmonics generator for it (ran off the oscillator(s) output) and that just added another layer of fun!
My favorite (with my 800DV, bought in may 76). I have my MS20 since 1978 and I love it so much that I bought each and every iteration of it since then (midi, mini, kit, and even the Nintendo DS version for my grand-son!). Never failed me (and with time, I accompanied it with all his friends, M210, MS50, SQ10, MS02, MS03, MS04, MS2000...! and thinking that in the late 70s early 80s, I was snubbed by friends of mine who owned minimoogs or Odysseys (that I couldn't afford then :-)). I've always used extensively the patchbay (hope you make another video showing its features) and in the early 2010s, quite often with its processor to treat (and be triggered by) my Theremin!
Wow would love an MS50! KORG is my favorite synth manufacturer with the Ms20 and Wavestation being my favorite mono and poly synths of all time. Awesome collection you got there :)
I have one now for 10 years and I love it. I use the Pro solo II MIDI to Hz converter (ms 20 does not do CV) and it works great. the filters are slow but not terrible given this is from ...gulp...1978. I also use the external input for guitar and vocals /(like Allison goldfrapp on felt mountain) It sounds like no other! Thanks for the demo - cheers.
Amazing how you seem the find all these machines and play them one for one as if you never played anything else. You really motivate me as a beginning music producer. Thanks doc!
All kidding aside, that envelope length at 4:07 IS pretty freaking stellar. And that Axel Foley jam at 7:00 is more than worth the price of admission guys. This video made my day - great stuff and I can't wait to get the reissue.
@UnderBridge Rock I had a Pro One J wire, great synth and still have a Sh101 just serviced with Tubbutec upgrade with gives 2nd filter and more . There K2 is close but not the same as you say atb.
Ha! Great seeing how much fun you have with this synth! I just got an MS-20 mini and loving it. I'm still getting to grips with the patch panel - I'd like to see another video where you have fun with that. :)
This was my first synth, back in 1980. I absolutely adored it, but to my great regret I was forced to sell it to be able to feed myself when I started university.
1:33 Da Funk by Daft Punk, dude, you’re amazing. Btw if you connected a input cord (whatever they are called) into a certain hole to another hole, tweak with the knobs a bit and you get the sound. There is a video on TH-cam of it. But awesome stuff dude. Love this channel!
I had that lovely beast for a long time, it's really miracle synth. It amazed me with all sound possibilities and sonic nuances. It was never a Moog, but no Moog was ever MS20, so... Maybe you could once show us some patchbay possibilities - there lies a hidden treasure :) - delayed vibrato, random function (sample & hold), games with noise oscilators, you can add modulation to this or that, envelope generator to this or that, etc etc. And finally, there is probably the most wicked feature of that little gem - external signal processor :) It gave us opportunity to play MS20's synth sounds by using microphone, guitar or any other electronic instrument* (I must admit it was not easy at all, you must play monophonic and also sound source must be very stabile, or you will get headache..) but also you had chance to use some other instrument sound through and to add filters/envelope/filter oscillators/etc to it and to change original sound in many many interesting ways. Finally, it was really nice video, well done!!!
You're in luck, and guess what...the laws of physics and chemistry are on your side. They remake is an identical circuit. Electronics is not an art, its an science. Empirical. The new version HAS to sound the same, because all the components have the same electrical qualities and shape electron flow no differently than the original. So take it from an electronics engineer...your purchase is safe and sound. The only complaint you will get is from some poor sucker who spent thousands on an old one, two weeks before the cheaper remake was released. Cheers.
@@anthonybrett Hell yeah, I always knew that all those people complaining about remakes sounding like garbage were full f shit. I'm so stoked, only one more day. Also, how do you get into electric engineering. Or really just designing synths? I already know how to weld which I know really has little to do with it and I'm starting to learn how to solder, but I want to really start to learn how electricity works and how all these parts interact with each other and all of that good stuff, I've finally, after years struggling to find what I want to do with myself found what I want to spend my life doing :)
@@justinkinter8651 Hey Justin. I started electronics way back in 1988 (christ Im getting old lol). Back when I started mate stuff was still repaired at component level (nowadays you just replace cards). I started with an apprenticeship as a Radio Mechanic (4 years tech college) then a few years later I done a degree in Electronic Engineering. I'm not sure where you are (I'm in Australia) but getting an apprenticeship in electronics is probably pretty hard these days. Here in Aus, there are two separate subjects, Electrical Engineering is more for high power stuff, and Electronic Engineering for small scale. Its amazing just how much you can learn online though. Audio is a great place to start because Audio electronics isn't overly complex (Say compared to Radio receivers/transmitters). Learn your basics, Ohms Law, Voltage Dividers etc in resistive DC circuits. Just understanding how Current, Voltage and Resistance all relate to each other gives you a huge leg up with Audio. Then get into AC, reactance stuff (capacitive/inductive). Once you get that down, THEN move onto transistors and later Op Amps etc. Keep practicing your soldering, and build as many DIY kits as you can. Try ModularAddict.com, they sell lots of great kits. Nothing teaches you more than building the stuff and experimenting. Try this site, it was run by the great Ray Wilson (passed a few years back from cancer fuck it) www.musicfromouterspace.com or syntherjack.net/how-to-start-synth-diy/ . I swear if I had the Web back when I started I would have never left the fuckin house lol. Take it easy and good luck mate. Hope that MS20s going ok, I love mine.
Sorry dude forgot to say...use this vcvrack.com/ if you arent already. It can teach you shitloads!! about how to experiment with "virtual" modules (objects) hook them up and screw around, another great way to learn electronics in audio and its output is really no worse than any eurorack analog. I use it for external control (envelopes, triggers etc) in my setup all the time. Cheers
Brett Anthony Thanks so much man! I suppose Im pretty lucky to be living in the Information Age haha. I will definitely check out those sites. I actually got super lucky recently and procured a Make Noise Black and Gold Shared System Plus from Guitar Center for only like a couple grand, I dont think the people there quite knew what it was haha. Ive been looking for a cheap way to score some new modules though and DIY seemed like the best route so those sites will definitely help me kill two birds with one stone. The MS-20 is better than I even thought it would be :) Love your profile pic btw, used to have the Criterion Collection Collectors version of that movie when I was in high school, spent years looking for it, but my mom despised it and she threw it away when I moved out, I forgot to bring it with me :( Anyway, thanks for the info once again man, hopefully when I finally get all my ambitions on track I can finally fulfill my dream of traveling to Australia and hire an airplane to write a vapor trail thank you in the sky for ya ;) lol
My ex-wife's dad used to play golf with Robert Moog in Ashville NC before his passing, and at one time was trying to get me a job! Missed opportunity for sure. The MS-20, Mini Moog, ARP 2600, & Jupiter 8 are probably hands down my favorites, but my budget is limited to possibly setteling for the recent Behringer knock offs. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I have the KORG DS-10 for the Nintendo DS. It is super fun to mess around with! KORG DS-10 is a music creation program for the Nintendo DS that emulates the Korg MS range of synthesizers. Frequently people refer to the Korg MS-10 but this is a single oscillator monosynth. The DS-10 adds sync which the MS-20 is lacking.
Ms - 10 was my 1st synth. The thunder and wind sounds you can make with nothing but pink and white noise (and some filtering)are awesome itself . It could create all the Italo base sounds of the time . I hooked it up to a 3 head reeltape recorder that functioned as a tape echo ( 3 speeds...lol) I sold it and bought myself a Korg MonoPoly witch is one of the fatest sounding synth's you will ever hear ! Would love to see you play that syhnt Doctor Mix !
I'm in love with this synth! I never tried the minimoog, but without that i do prefer the ms 20, the sounds and possibilities are incredible. Very good videos! Love from France!
I loved so much the Korg MS-20. The first time I heard it, was with the duo Air, before with Röyksopp. And I felt MS-20 has many possibilities of sound and also being versatile with many styles of music!!! But i got impressed with its polyphony! Thank you, Doctor Mix!!!
Back in the mid to early 2000's I ALMOST owned had one of those and I blame my job for taking it away from me. There was one in an eBay auction that no one really bid on that I managed to get that winning bid on and it stayed that way for days. I babysat that auction. But the auction was scheduled to end at exactly the time that I had to leave for work, so I couldn't babysit the very end of the auction. And I left for work. I drove to work, got there, checked ebay with my text-only flip cell phone, and of course, within the 15 minutes that it took me to get to work, some idiot had beat me for the auction for $1. I was LIVID!!!!!
Ahhh my favorite mono of all time. A wonderful and fun instrument. KORG really struck gold with this one, and somehow, it never aged. No matter the decade, the MS20 always sounds modern.
1:16 with headphones..... sweet mother of god. My head was vibrating
Man, I love the sounds it makes... The KORG DS-10 for Nintendo DS was a software version that mixes MS-10 and MS-20 at the Nintendo DS, but, having the original MS-20 it's my dream!
I still have it on my DS!
The remake is just as good and way cheaper
@@Masamune0191 me too!!! It is so fun! Specially when you bother all your family and friends the whole day piaouuunging or woauuundpeeeeeing! Hehehe!
4:15 this son of a gun just climaxed in front of us! Get a room Dr. Mix! 😂
Abaddon 🤣
4:09 if you want to see the full money shot, grotesque to the max.
I also climaxed when I picked up one of these in UK @1990 at my local 'church bazaar'. The old bloke said to me "I think its broke, you have have it for a quid" (about $2 at the time) Yep! Pants overload :D :D
omg and then he kissed it, NSFW!
Busted a nut right in the input jack.
I bought the MS-20 Mini last week. Already my favorite synth ever!
tompparaideri - they are amazing, those filters are unlike anything else!
Left Mono I have used the iPad and VST versions for years now but it’s a whole different experience using the real thing even though the digital versions are pretty close.
You can't beat hardware! There's something about owning an instrument that keeps you interested. I really like tuning the oscillators a 5th or 7th apart, adjusting the cutoff and resonance to get some nice harmonics and running it through a big reverb.
"I could listen to you forever!" (kisses synth)
Ahah awesome!
Your passion for music and synths is contagious!
I still own my orginal MS20 from 1982. And I still record and perform with it.
I bought this synth in 1996 and I never left it eversince . And there is something magic about it. All the people coming to my house were attracted, musicians or not: "what's that thing?" As soon as they started to play with its knobs, I remember a blues guitarist, a classic pianist, a heavy drummer, some fathers and mothers (mine inclusive) smile like kids! I don't know much about re-editions, but the original one is a pure gem, able to communicate with dolphins in a desert island!
In my life I've sold 2 synths. First was a DX7, second was an MS20. I regret both more than if I'd chopped off one of my arms. My current favorite synth that I own (that no one seems to care about) is a Roland SH-1, followed closely by my Ensoniq ESQ-1 . The Roland is Fat with a capital P H. I can't believe it's not more popular. The Ensoniq is like the DX7's long lost cousin.
My dad had one when he was young...I got it from him in broken condition and fixed it...now I have a really old and grated synthesizer
I´ve had one for years...and I still love it!
My first synth bought in 1983, sold it when everything should be digital and bought it again in 2017. Will never let it go.😊😊
Yessssss
Incredible sounds Love the Daft Punk rif
Your passion for this synth really comes through. We just got one of these badboys where I work. Gentlemen, I'm going in.
This sounds soo good, the growl is sick
I have owned an MS-20 for nearly 35 years and still love the sounds that it can provide. Digital can never replicate.
Watching your sheer joy in playing with this synth just made my day. I dare you to watch this video without smiling. Keep making these. Love it.
I bought one when they first came out. Had to buy the Mini when it came out. Awesome synths
Had a 1978 mark I MS-20 for a year or so. It's a peach.
The patch bay + external signal processor + pitch to voltage convertor is the whole other side of the synth. Gets very interesting when you head over there. :)
Uhhhh!
@@Doctormix Have you tried singing into the pitch to voltage converter? Can imagine you making a very entertaining video with that section of it :)
I have the MS-20 mini controller and Korg Legacy Collection. Really impressed with this and I think they put a ton of care to reproduce this classic almost perfectly.
If only I had 1/4 of your skill, just want to quit my job and create. Awesome instrument!
Love your channel. So much happyness comes from you :) and great demos!
So glad to hear that!! Thanks
I loved our MS-20 we had in school!!! He replaced our ARP 2600 that was stolen
Anyone wanna buy an arp2600? oops..
@@djGreenALERT Sure, after buying a Minimoog and a MS20
I just bought an MS-20 vintage with Korg35 filters. After cleaning an deoxit d5 on pots an keybed, and calibration of it, it sounds like brand spanking new!
Killer!!!, I could listen to this forever too
I swapped mine for a collection of Modern Talking LPs back in the 80ies. Let's see if i can rebuy me a used one by selling the LPs... oh... 🙀
Modern Talking? I don't think it was a good trade...
Modern Talking is the shit....could be much worse i.e. a collection of LP's by Gunther and his damn infectious sing - The Ding Ding Song. Yes, it's a real thing
@@808Stateddd What kind of argument is that.....
Actually, trading a synth for a recording of a track that will become really popular ~20 years in the future... i'd do that.
That's not worse... wtf are you talking about?
Yet another sick review from Dr.mix
When I was 15 back in 87, I bought a MS10. About ten years later I found a very clean MS20 on Ebay. It's been one of my absolute favourite synths ever since. Love your channel!
I couldn't live a desert island without a polysynth. But I could bring this along my Juno-106
Agreed. Mine would be an MS-20 (with an sq-1) and either a Wavestation or Blofeld.
Finaly, some one who knowes the true MS-20 power!!!!
Fire playing in the end!!!
i hear the univers talken to you.... jesus... soooooooo nice and full of craft.. thx KORG thx Doctor Mix
The MS 20 is awesome! I have mine fopr yeard and still discover new sounds! The best demo online is the one of Analog Audio, the synthetic voice sounds incredible!
MS-20 (original) was my first synth. Still have it, still love it.
You didn't even get into patching!
Yep, comes into its own once you start messing with that stuff. Plane flybys, flying saucer takeoffs and landings, cars, motorbikes, animals, just so much fun... This was my first synth in the early 80's and I used to just sit there for hours at a time with a handful of patch leads just messing about and annoying the hell out of my parents and neighbours. Built a harmonics generator for it (ran off the oscillator(s) output) and that just added another layer of fun!
We use an original MS20 in our live set up. Would be interesting to see you delve into the patching possibilities. Wonderful synth :)
My favorite (with my 800DV, bought in may 76). I have my MS20 since 1978 and I love it so much that I bought each and every iteration of it since then (midi, mini, kit, and even the Nintendo DS version for my grand-son!). Never failed me (and with time, I accompanied it with all his friends, M210, MS50, SQ10, MS02, MS03, MS04, MS2000...! and thinking that in the late 70s early 80s, I was snubbed by friends of mine who owned minimoogs or Odysseys (that I couldn't afford then :-)). I've always used extensively the patchbay (hope you make another video showing its features) and in the early 2010s, quite often with its processor to treat (and be triggered by) my Theremin!
Wow would love an MS50! KORG is my favorite synth manufacturer with the Ms20 and Wavestation being my favorite mono and poly synths of all time. Awesome collection you got there :)
I have one now for 10 years and I love it. I use the Pro solo II MIDI to Hz converter (ms 20 does not do CV) and it works great. the filters are slow but not terrible given this is from ...gulp...1978. I also use the external input for guitar and vocals /(like Allison goldfrapp on felt mountain) It sounds like no other! Thanks for the demo - cheers.
What’s a slow filter?
Amazing how you seem the find all these machines and play them one for one as if you never played anything else. You really motivate me as a beginning music producer. Thanks doc!
I had a very similar reaction playing with an original ms20. The fidelity is just insane!
Hey, my first snyth in 1978, i worked 4 weeks in the holidays to buy it. Sold in 1999 for 250 DM/125€.......nice vid.😎
Def a synth that I've always wanted to play.
Great. Remembering those 80’s
All kidding aside, that envelope length at 4:07 IS pretty freaking stellar. And that Axel Foley jam at 7:00 is more than worth the price of admission guys. This video made my day - great stuff and I can't wait to get the reissue.
Behringer just announced a table top clone of the MS-20 (the K2) for us poor bois lol. one of the few Korg synths I'm really into
But it has the full fat sound and two filter types Bargin :)
@UnderBridge Rock Gratitude is a wonderful thing ;)
@UnderBridge Rock I had a Pro One J wire, great synth and still have a Sh101 just serviced with Tubbutec upgrade with gives 2nd filter and more . There K2 is close but not the same as you say atb.
Ha! Great seeing how much fun you have with this synth! I just got an MS-20 mini and loving it.
I'm still getting to grips with the patch panel - I'd like to see another video where you have fun with that. :)
This was my first synth, back in 1980. I absolutely adored it, but to my great regret I was forced to sell it to be able to feed myself when I started university.
😂
I just wouldn’t have ate😆
i owned it once .. sold it after .. really great one ... thanks for the video
Oh my vst-i life. This is the first time I see ms20 in real life. it's so beautiful.
Cool - I have the MS-20 mini. See ya this weekend at Thomann :-) A video of the MS-10 would be great too!
They lived happily ever after and had babies :P
One of the fattest synth I've ever owned bro. Had a mk1 and mk2 with different filters. Both absolutely huge!!! Great vid as always bro. Awesome
Bro
1:33 Da Funk by Daft Punk, dude, you’re amazing. Btw if you connected a input cord (whatever they are called) into a certain hole to another hole, tweak with the knobs a bit and you get the sound. There is a video on TH-cam of it. But awesome stuff dude. Love this channel!
Fell in love with this thing when I learned it wasn't a Moog I was listening to on one of Le Orme last albums...
If you listen to LE ORME you deserve maximum respect.
Awesome!
I just hope there's a follow-up video with lots of patch cords.
I didn't see a lot of Doctor Mix' videos, but it seems kissing of rare and unique hardware is obligatory. I approve. 👌😁
Still waiting for the Sequential Circuits Pro-one :) great vid as always
Very impressive machine. Great demo too. Many folks presenting it dont show the full bandwidth of sounds you can make.
‘Typical nyow nyow’
I love the Hold control, it sustains for ages.
Dr. Mix. This is really cool. Can't blame you for choosing to take this synthesizer to a desert island. I would probably do the same thing.
I had that lovely beast for a long time, it's really miracle synth. It amazed me with all sound possibilities and sonic nuances. It was never a Moog, but no Moog was ever MS20, so...
Maybe you could once show us some patchbay possibilities - there lies a hidden treasure :) - delayed vibrato, random function (sample & hold), games with noise oscilators, you can add modulation to this or that, envelope generator to this or that, etc etc. And finally, there is probably the most wicked feature of that little gem - external signal processor :) It gave us opportunity to play MS20's synth sounds by using microphone, guitar or any other electronic instrument* (I must admit it was not easy at all, you must play monophonic and also sound source must be very stabile, or you will get headache..) but also you had chance to use some other instrument sound through and to add filters/envelope/filter oscillators/etc to it and to change original sound in many many interesting ways. Finally, it was really nice video, well done!!!
3.36 reminded me the song from Ramirez - Terapia. 🙂
My God, this thing is literally heaven sent. I seriously hope the reissue sounds as good because I'm picking one up tomorrow
You're in luck, and guess what...the laws of physics and chemistry are on your side. They remake is an identical circuit. Electronics is not an art, its an science. Empirical. The new version HAS to sound the same, because all the components have the same electrical qualities and shape electron flow no differently than the original. So take it from an electronics engineer...your purchase is safe and sound. The only complaint you will get is from some poor sucker who spent thousands on an old one, two weeks before the cheaper remake was released.
Cheers.
@@anthonybrett Hell yeah, I always knew that all those people complaining about remakes sounding like garbage were full f shit. I'm so stoked, only one more day. Also, how do you get into electric engineering. Or really just designing synths? I already know how to weld which I know really has little to do with it and I'm starting to learn how to solder, but I want to really start to learn how electricity works and how all these parts interact with each other and all of that good stuff, I've finally, after years struggling to find what I want to do with myself found what I want to spend my life doing :)
@@justinkinter8651 Hey Justin. I started electronics way back in 1988 (christ Im getting old lol). Back when I started mate stuff was still repaired at component level (nowadays you just replace cards). I started with an apprenticeship as a Radio Mechanic (4 years tech college) then a few years later I done a degree in Electronic Engineering. I'm not sure where you are (I'm in Australia) but getting an apprenticeship in electronics is probably pretty hard these days. Here in Aus, there are two separate subjects, Electrical Engineering is more for high power stuff, and Electronic Engineering for small scale. Its amazing just how much you can learn online though. Audio is a great place to start because Audio electronics isn't overly complex (Say compared to Radio receivers/transmitters). Learn your basics, Ohms Law, Voltage Dividers etc in resistive DC circuits. Just understanding how Current, Voltage and Resistance all relate to each other gives you a huge leg up with Audio. Then get into AC, reactance stuff (capacitive/inductive). Once you get that down, THEN move onto transistors and later Op Amps etc. Keep practicing your soldering, and build as many DIY kits as you can. Try ModularAddict.com, they sell lots of great kits. Nothing teaches you more than building the stuff and experimenting.
Try this site, it was run by the great Ray Wilson (passed a few years back from cancer fuck it) www.musicfromouterspace.com or syntherjack.net/how-to-start-synth-diy/ . I swear if I had the Web back when I started I would have never left the fuckin house lol. Take it easy and good luck mate. Hope that MS20s going ok, I love mine.
Sorry dude forgot to say...use this vcvrack.com/ if you arent already.
It can teach you shitloads!! about how to experiment with "virtual" modules (objects) hook them up and screw around, another great way to learn electronics in audio and its output is really no worse than any eurorack analog. I use it for external control (envelopes, triggers etc) in my setup all the time.
Cheers
Brett Anthony Thanks so much man! I suppose Im pretty lucky to be living in the Information Age haha. I will definitely check out those sites. I actually got super lucky recently and procured a Make Noise Black and Gold Shared System Plus from Guitar Center for only like a couple grand, I dont think the people there quite knew what it was haha. Ive been looking for a cheap way to score some new modules though and DIY seemed like the best route so those sites will definitely help me kill two birds with one stone. The MS-20 is better than I even thought it would be :) Love your profile pic btw, used to have the Criterion Collection Collectors version of that movie when I was in high school, spent years looking for it, but my mom despised it and she threw it away when I moved out, I forgot to bring it with me :( Anyway, thanks for the info once again man, hopefully when I finally get all my ambitions on track I can finally fulfill my dream of traveling to Australia and hire an airplane to write a vapor trail thank you in the sky for ya ;) lol
My ex-wife's dad used to play golf with Robert Moog in Ashville NC before his passing, and at one time was trying to get me a job!
Missed opportunity for sure.
The MS-20, Mini Moog, ARP 2600, & Jupiter 8 are probably hands down my favorites, but my budget is limited to possibly setteling for the recent Behringer knock offs.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I'm trying to do that Daft Punk thing you did!!
I have the Korg MS-20 mini, and it's loads of fun!!!
Legendary synth
Such a treat truly #OutOfThisWorld 😲 #DoctorMixKorgTastic 😊
Love the sounds. You played the Beverly Hills cop theme. That was awsome.
You could make so many different sounds for a science fiction movie with this synth
I was also thinking I heard sounds from various 60's and 70's sci-fi movies. Very cool synth!
That Grit is something real ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have the KORG DS-10 for the Nintendo DS. It is super fun to mess around with!
KORG DS-10 is a music creation program for the Nintendo DS that emulates the Korg MS range of synthesizers. Frequently people refer to the Korg MS-10 but this is a single oscillator monosynth. The DS-10 adds sync which the MS-20 is lacking.
MAN! You should do a series of how to make to most of this machine that millons love (and have) around the world!
Got it now for 40 years
Still got mine. Love it.
did you rob a bank to get this rare synth ? 😂. love it.
It's not rare! Get them for about £1000 - £1500. I very luckily got mine for £500 less than a year ago, perfect 1978 mk 2 :) Ebay has loads of them
Ejrupolsen. I also still got an original one.
@@NicenEasyuk Wow! I wish I kept mine when I had it in the early 80's... Only paid AU$350 (a lot back then) for it from a 2nd-hand music store!
You don't rob a bank to get an MS-20. Rob a music store.
I never hit a subscribe button so fast! You quickly but effectively went over all the highlights of this beautiful machine!
I have a VST for this, but it is really cool seeing and hearing the real instrument.
Mt MS 20 mini just arrived today..YAY!
MS 20 definetely on my want list.
Greatings from germany again. your ask if we enjoy... yes but tooo short your video Doc. More form this MS-20 in ACTION WITH YOU
I just played mine for the first time through its own overdrive and a eventide space, now my neck hurts.
Cool!!!!🎛🎹🔉🔊🎶🎶🎶🎶
Ms - 10 was my 1st synth. The thunder and wind sounds you can make with nothing but pink and white noise (and some filtering)are awesome itself . It could create all the Italo base sounds of the time . I hooked it up to a 3 head reeltape recorder that functioned as a tape echo ( 3 speeds...lol) I sold it and bought myself a Korg MonoPoly witch is one of the fatest sounding synth's you will ever hear ! Would love to see you play that syhnt Doctor Mix !
My favourite synth. Bro your making love to the sound at 4.02 yeah boy. I can't believe how many times I went faaaaark during this clip. I'm in love.
I'm in love with this synth! I never tried the minimoog, but without that i do prefer the ms 20, the sounds and possibilities are incredible. Very good videos! Love from France!
I loved so much the Korg MS-20. The first time I heard it, was with the duo Air, before with Röyksopp. And I felt MS-20 has many possibilities of sound and also being versatile with many styles of music!!!
But i got impressed with its polyphony!
Thank you, Doctor Mix!!!
Hahaha!!!
That is so cool, I wish I had the skills to be able to use that and also understand what I’m doing!
Love Ms..in fact i own the Ms20mini. TOP SYNTH
Excellent doc!!! What a beast
I have one of these lol. Fantastic character in this one
Need some more Aphex Twin sounds here from this thing!
The best synth in the world. Could you play Rectangle with it? Please.
Back in the mid to early 2000's I ALMOST owned had one of those and I blame my job for taking it away from me. There was one in an eBay auction that no one really bid on that I managed to get that winning bid on and it stayed that way for days. I babysat that auction. But the auction was scheduled to end at exactly the time that I had to leave for work, so I couldn't babysit the very end of the auction. And I left for work. I drove to work, got there, checked ebay with my text-only flip cell phone, and of course, within the 15 minutes that it took me to get to work, some idiot had beat me for the auction for $1. I was LIVID!!!!!
Lots of famous track-sound from the synthesizer greatest albums passing by 😎
The cure for the best evening so far, doctor 💪👍🙏
Aphex Twin crafted a didgeridoo sound on the MS-20, it took him 3 days to get a convincing sound.
@Mee Omi That's no fun
@@etheareal15 kabooom!💣💣🤪
2 ms20 s
Still got mine
AWESOME!!!! i want one. such a wide range of sounds
I just own de "monotron analogue ribon synthesizer", and it is great too!!!
my first synth back in 1980 ish - sold long ago sadly.