Korg MS2000 te koop in zeer goede staat
(enige opmerking; 1 gelijmde toets, voor de rest perfect - optisch als
technisch)!
Vraagprijs;
400 euro
Polyphony - 4 voices
Oscillators - Analog Modeling Synthesis System: 2 osc. plus 1 noise
generator (8 waveforms: sine, tri, saw, pulse, human voice and 64
DWGS waves)
LFO - 2 LFOs with sample and hold
Filter - High and band-pass (12dB), low-pass (12 or 24dB) with
resonance and ADSR
Effects - 3 types modulation, 3 types delay, EQ, vocoder, 6 pattern
arpeggiator
Keyboard - 44 keys with velocity (rack has 16 emulated keys, no
velocity)
Memory - 128 programs
Control - MIDI (2-parts)
This beauty from Korg combines state of the art analog physical
modeling synth sounds with a very vintage Korg appearance. Yes, this
sounds as good as it looks! Remember Korg's MS-series (the MS-10,
MS-20 and MS-50)? That's right, the MS or MonoSynth series are
some of Korg's most sought after analog synths. They were some of
the only compact Patchable monosynths of their time, and had a
great Korg sound too. While the MS2000 is somewhat "hard-wired", it
offers just as much and more flexibility while maintaining a straight
forward and hands-on approach towards old-fashioned editing via
dedicated knobs, buttons and flashy lights. In place of actual patch
cables and input jacks, the MS2000 features a cool "Virtual Patch"
mode in which signal can be routed to various sections of the synth
(ie: LFO, Filter or Keyboard Velocity) using the LCD display and paging
through various screens.
The MS2000 actually comes up against the similar Roland JP-8000
and Novation SuperNova & Nova synths. Despite its amazing look, the
MS2000 has some surprising limitations. It has only 4-voice
polyphony so you won't be creating very lush or complex pads and
sounds with it. In spite of this, its sound is clean, crisp and very
flexible. It can easily conjure up beefy basslines, sub-basses,
wonderful sweeping leads, pads and hits. Classic features include a 6
pattern arpeggiator, a very flexible LFO with sample and hold and
even vintage wood side-panels and printed block diagrams and
programming data on the face.
Programming seems just about as classic as its look. The two
oscillators offer up to eight waveforms plus noise. A great self-
oscillating filter section provides 12dB high and band pass filtering and
switchable 12 or 24dB low pass filtering. A typical set of Envelopes
modulate the filter and amplifier. Extensive modulation is provided by
the two LFOs. A 16-band Vocoder section (a la VC-10) is also on-board
and it does an excellent job! There are also on-board effects which
include chorus, flange, phaser, delay, distortion and EQ. It also
features a "Modulation Sequence" mode which is a 16-step pattern or
sequence you create in either step- or real-time and any tweaking or
editing can also be recorded into the pattern to add movement to it.
The MS2000 is a very well designed and flexible synth with a look and
functionality that not only honors but transcends its classic
predecessors.
(enige opmerking; 1 gelijmde toets, voor de rest perfect - optisch als
technisch)!
Vraagprijs;
400 euro
Polyphony - 4 voices
Oscillators - Analog Modeling Synthesis System: 2 osc. plus 1 noise
generator (8 waveforms: sine, tri, saw, pulse, human voice and 64
DWGS waves)
LFO - 2 LFOs with sample and hold
Filter - High and band-pass (12dB), low-pass (12 or 24dB) with
resonance and ADSR
Effects - 3 types modulation, 3 types delay, EQ, vocoder, 6 pattern
arpeggiator
Keyboard - 44 keys with velocity (rack has 16 emulated keys, no
velocity)
Memory - 128 programs
Control - MIDI (2-parts)
This beauty from Korg combines state of the art analog physical
modeling synth sounds with a very vintage Korg appearance. Yes, this
sounds as good as it looks! Remember Korg's MS-series (the MS-10,
MS-20 and MS-50)? That's right, the MS or MonoSynth series are
some of Korg's most sought after analog synths. They were some of
the only compact Patchable monosynths of their time, and had a
great Korg sound too. While the MS2000 is somewhat "hard-wired", it
offers just as much and more flexibility while maintaining a straight
forward and hands-on approach towards old-fashioned editing via
dedicated knobs, buttons and flashy lights. In place of actual patch
cables and input jacks, the MS2000 features a cool "Virtual Patch"
mode in which signal can be routed to various sections of the synth
(ie: LFO, Filter or Keyboard Velocity) using the LCD display and paging
through various screens.
The MS2000 actually comes up against the similar Roland JP-8000
and Novation SuperNova & Nova synths. Despite its amazing look, the
MS2000 has some surprising limitations. It has only 4-voice
polyphony so you won't be creating very lush or complex pads and
sounds with it. In spite of this, its sound is clean, crisp and very
flexible. It can easily conjure up beefy basslines, sub-basses,
wonderful sweeping leads, pads and hits. Classic features include a 6
pattern arpeggiator, a very flexible LFO with sample and hold and
even vintage wood side-panels and printed block diagrams and
programming data on the face.
Programming seems just about as classic as its look. The two
oscillators offer up to eight waveforms plus noise. A great self-
oscillating filter section provides 12dB high and band pass filtering and
switchable 12 or 24dB low pass filtering. A typical set of Envelopes
modulate the filter and amplifier. Extensive modulation is provided by
the two LFOs. A 16-band Vocoder section (a la VC-10) is also on-board
and it does an excellent job! There are also on-board effects which
include chorus, flange, phaser, delay, distortion and EQ. It also
features a "Modulation Sequence" mode which is a 16-step pattern or
sequence you create in either step- or real-time and any tweaking or
editing can also be recorded into the pattern to add movement to it.
The MS2000 is a very well designed and flexible synth with a look and
functionality that not only honors but transcends its classic
predecessors.
