The KORG SQ10 Sequencer The KORG MS10 Synthesizers Sister.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- Taking a look at the KORG SQ10
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Nothing sounded more futuristic than the 70s. The future was so much more exciting back then.
But then, it failed to lived up to expectations...dammit!
@@ZOOTSUITBEATNICK1 YES!
We wuz robbed.
That's the reason The Human League's first name was The Future .
@@jochenstacker7448 Indeed we wiz...
The future was really exciting - a laptop full of synths.
But nothing quite matches the full instability of a Wasp with knobs on.
That's wild. I had no idea how much the SQ-1 inherited from an older machine. The SQ-1 is such a useful little tool, even with more advanced sequencers I wouldn't get rid of it.
A tip: try to find an MS50 expander to complete your MS set-up: you'll get another VCO, a S/H, a ring mod, lots of patch points and a volt-VU meter to top it all. Sadly, not easy to find now at a reasonable price but definitely worth a try. And there is a lot of complementary modules (MS-01 to 04), CV/gate interface, signal processor, foot controller and modulation pedal which create a very moog like ecosystem, rival at that time if the Roland system 100 one. Had to sell my system 100 in 1985 but I kept all my korgaphernalia and never regretted it!
Trust me I have been trying to find a cheap one for years haha
@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER and ya wonder why Korg hasn't rereleased the MS complete set up..
this is the perfect sequencer for old techno, dang what a sound!
I love how many vintage sci-fi “computer” and “radio” noises you made in the course of this demo!
Dude another great video , you never let us down with content , thanks for the time and effort you put in , I’ll hopefully be getting to the museum soon when I have available time , I’m 2 hours drive from the museum, best of luck with the future of the channel and the museum, best of luck Sam 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧
Make time for the journey. Best thing I ever did.
I like how you can change the speed with the third channel. That way you can trigger quite bizarre swing rhythms with this sequencer.
I sync mine up by writing in s trig pulses into my MPC60 using a Kenton.
You can add swing to the sequences.
I use the SQ10 with my other sequencers and I love it. By the way, I find it very useful 😉It's big and clunky can't perform functions like modern sequencers. In combination with other MS synthesizers such as the MS20 and MS50 it actually delivers very interesting results.
Dude these things were so whacked out, I remember reading about it when I got my hands on a ms20 midi controller years ago and in the manual they talked about this and the sq and the ms10 and basically said how whacky they are, for serious! I know about your love affair with ms10 I'm starting to get it, when I use my ms20 clone I'm mostly using just one oscillator anyway, but I do use that external signal processor all the time, I do want an actual korg tho I'm currently missing the keyboard and really want to use it my live setup, but listen to me praddle on, great video I'll get to the museum one day, each day we get closer to me visiting Europe again and you can be sure the museum is on my list of places to go. Cheers!
A blast from the past.
All very logan's run!!!
And no one has to get lasered in Carousel!
Super. In 1979 as a spotty 16 year old, I used to frequent Peter Bonner Musical in Eastbourne. They had one of these but had no idea how to use it, so Mr. Nerd spent hours learning on their dollar. They got a decent demo and I did buy a DX7 from them four years later ! Bonners are still trading.
Funky sounds, like 70s sci-fi!
Just got an MS-50. If I can get my butt up to you some time I'll bring it to connect to this sibling.
A strong Terminator feeling.
(edit) then radiophonic workshop / dr. who
Its funny how the sounds are still relevant in music in 2022!
I would love yo come see the museum, maybe if I ever visit the UK ill swing by....
From the comments it seems other people thought this, but really reminds me of incidental music from 70s Dr Who
12 steps actually makes more sense than 8, I think, especially if you can reset at 8 (or wherever) --> That way you can play either binary or ternary rhythms easily.
Thats got some handy cv controls
Man, its definitely not useless! I use the old Roland MC4 to run my entire system!!! These things can be very useful in modern production!
Agreed(202)✌️
It was a bit of a joke but yes indeed. However the mc4 has a lot more going for it :)
Yes, definitely not useless! I just sync it up to my good old TR-606 and suddenly life is peachy again.
12 steps? That's one more than eleven. It's one step more isn't it?
Just see the word “odd” and instantly liked 😂.
Great video, now I'm inspired to play around with my Oberkorn 3 sequencer.
So that's how they did the "speech" for The Clangers 😀
sounds good :)
I see how they made the R2D2 voice now lol. very cool!
R2 was done on an Arp 2600, but maybe one of the other astromech droids calls this setup his mum.
Love it! I have a Paia 4700 10 step sequencer that is a lot simpler but has trig outs on every step, single shot, and external speed. I like to use it in single shot mode triggered by the gate for attack transients, like sending it to the filter, pitch, or a vca.
And it's smaller than a eurorack module, you might want to check out the schematic on paiatalk!
It looks like this thing has trig outs on every step. The note count is set by just patching the specific trig out to the counter reset but they could probably be used to individually trigger something else (though they undoubtedly use Korg's short-to-ground type triggers).
12-steps... based on a counter IC, rather than individual shift registers, so difficult to implement a skip function (see the arp 16xx sequencer for a workaround). I think the chip was also used in tv tuners.
The Roland analogue sequencers used a TV tuner IC certainly, no idea about the SQ10 circuit though.
I was always frustrated by lack of skip and step trigger control on the Korg, but it was nice as part of the MS universe.
well, in the SQ10 schematic I just found, it seems to be a pair of 4028s in carry-over... BCD devices... which makes the choice of 12 steps rather than 16 seem a bit odd.
but then again, the roland 104 uses three four-stage counters with carry-over.
maybe it's just a japanese musical thing? 😂
3/4 time and waltz style music was still a lot more popular around that time than it is now. At least I think so.
You can patch the SQ10 to the 'CV In' of the MS10/20/50 to make it play notes as well. I'd not tried patching to 'Freq' jack before, as done here, but that sequences frequency modulation on the current pitch of the MS10. You could patch the A sequence to CV In and the B sequence to Freq. Just saying, I expect you know that Sam. Great to see your vintage Korg love!
Is there anything available today which has that lovely analogue pitch drift which gave the SQ10 so much character?
Sounds like the beginning of Van Halens "Why can't this be love"
Early Dopplereffekt and Drexciya
Sounds like you e recreated the music for the American tv show hosted by Rod Serling, “Night Gallery.” Love the sounds!
It’s a nice old sequencer. I’d love to see the schematic!
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Perfect!
sigh.. every time i see this thing i think why didnt we get a reset on the dfam
I was expecting Robbie the Robot to make an appearance at one point :)
Great vid!
That sounds so much like clown world by Doomgardener 😎🤘 great video again. May have to go to Patreon and get those noises .
I still regret i sold mine. Well, at least i still have my MS20.
Just.... weird. Gloriously so. 😊
Just think what Delia could have done with a sequencer and synth like this ! Would you consider naming the Synth area at the Museum as Room 13 in her honor ? Thanks mate. you're doing it right !
He can’t do that. Delia hated synthesizers. She was all about tape manipulation. The synthesizer started to take that away and she loathed it.
@@mattjbatkinson1911 Freddie Mercury really didn't like synths either. But then someone introduced him to the Oberheim OB-X.
Lovely sequencer ... all sorts of squelchy stuff. Wish I hadn't sold mine :/
"It's useless, but fun." What other kind of fun is there?
You Rock
Awesome!
I wish I had both of those.
As soon as I got a sequence-I didn’t want to Alter it!
😮 i have One KORG MS 10 original that os fine to Control them?😮
I would say it is versatile, I had a software version on a Nintendo game thingy
Whats the third row of knobs for ?
A 12 step program, in other words.
How to make rydeen of ymo in this sequencer?
Getting John Carpenter vibes off that.
The choice for 12 steps... a bit weird. I must say, style-wise the design goes well with the MS-20, I wonder if the two where conceived as a total system (like what Yamaha had in the 80's where the DX7 was the centerpiece of a system that could be expanded with the KX-88, TX816 and the QX1 sequencer).
Yes the SQ-10 is the sequencer for the MS series. Together with the MS50 expander module, the MS-02 interface, MS-03 signal processor and either an MS-10 or MS-20 they make up the MS system.
Seems a bit like the DFAM sequencer.
The Bjooks Patching with Korg shows zero patches with the sq10. Are you reading this Bjooks. Fix it and send me a updated book. 😎
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Liaisons Dangereuses used the 12 steps to make this killer track.thank you korg.
Play a daf song
I am only missing the MS50 from the MS series.... Still looking for an affordable one to complete my set... 🤣
Same haha
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They are very rare.
1:59 Pacman - @ramrecords
Yes Sam
ElectroRMX please❤