Korg developer Tatsuya Takahashi, maker of the Monotron Series and more recently the Volca analog synth line, dropped by the KOMA offices in Berlin for some chatting about analog gear and to demonstrate his new machines.
This video captures a little of the Korg Volca + KOMA action.
via KOMA Elektronik, cdm
This video, via SolarisBorgatron, is a demo of the Borgatron – a Korg Monotron that’s been hacked to work as a ‘gesture synth’.
Korg USA has announced a fall rebate promotion, ”Rake in the Rebates.”
Rebates are available on the following products:
The rebate period runs from October 1st 2012, through December 31st 2012, and applies to new products purchased by U.S. residents from an authorized Korg dealer in the USA. Full details and a downloadable rebate coupon can be found at: korg.com/Promotions.
This video, via pointblankonline, takes a look at how to use the Korg Monotron as a polyphonic synth, using Logic.
Don’t try this at home: Matthew Ingram, playing a Korg Monotron on a bicycle.
via Oliver Chesler
Reader Karl Scholz demonstrates beatmaking using the Korg Monotron and the WerkBench live sampling sequencer for iPad.
“WerkBench for iPad is a perfect companion for this quirky analog synth,” says Scholz. ”All sounds came from the Monotron and were recorded into WerkBench in real-time.”
WerkBench is available in the App Store for $6.99.
If you’ve used WerkBench, let us know what you think of it!