Re: Korg Mini MS-20
Posted: Wed Oct 30, 2013 2:54 pm
I cancelled my order and bought a minibrute....

tuffteef wrote:agreed
it is a tiny bit noisy and you can hear it in context with longer sustain/ envelope settings
but who the fuck cares i use it to play music not to knit pick over silly things
GAAAH. I want that Persephone. SO.Uncle Grandfather wrote:Was a preorder, and received one from the first batch at the store I bought from, seems to have been many months now. Its such a fine instrument. Those two filters just kill it. It also has the pitch to cv which tracks very well so you can plug your guitar into it and run your signal through its oscillators etc. Really nice.
Here's a pic of the mini next to a ms10 for to show how small it is. the keys don't feel small and seem pretty responsive. the noise everyone talks about IS there, in a setting that you would never use in actual use. if anything it adds to the nasty filter's charm's.
nice eyes, is good.Plastic_Telos wrote: GAAAH. I want that Persephone. SO.
Uncle Grandfather wrote:tuffteef wrote:agreed
it is a tiny bit noisy and you can hear it in context with longer sustain/ envelope settings
but who the fuck cares i use it to play music not to knit pick over silly things
i am SO hoping they come out with an sq-10 mini step sequencer next![]()
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that would be so
I haven't paid any attention to the success of the ms20 mini, but i think they knocked it out of the park at a very fair price. assuming it does well, to me it doesn't make any sense to make a ms10 mini, while a ms50 would betuffteef wrote:Uncle Grandfather wrote:tuffteef wrote:agreed
it is a tiny bit noisy and you can hear it in context with longer sustain/ envelope settings
but who the fuck cares i use it to play music not to knit pick over silly things
i am SO hoping they come out with an sq-10 mini step sequencer next![]()
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that would be so
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me and a bud were talking about that whole concept too
Uncle Grandfather wrote:nice eyes, is good.Plastic_Telos wrote: GAAAH. I want that Persephone. SO.
you should check out the eowave lo-fi ribbon synth. an 8-bit digital oscillator. has usb, cv/gate, midi, and uses an online editor to set the parameters you want to use. its alot of fun and sounds, well, lo-fi in the best .
If it were up to me i'd have both, so I do. The eowave is very versatile, but the persephone.....you know....its pretty pretty great. That jar won't mind staying put for awhile longer. And...you know...the persephone.Plastic_Telos wrote:Uncle Grandfather wrote:nice eyes, is good.Plastic_Telos wrote: GAAAH. I want that Persephone. SO.
you should check out the eowave lo-fi ribbon synth. an 8-bit digital oscillator. has usb, cv/gate, midi, and uses an online editor to set the parameters you want to use. its alot of fun and sounds, well, lo-fi in the best .
At the risk of derailing the threadI've been thinking about getting one but then I think. Maybe i should be the 300 dollars i would spend on that in a jar and start saving for a persephone. I don't know why. I just have an overwhelming compulsion to have one. I'm for seriously Whelming over.