There has been a lot of interest building in the Korg ARP Odyssey, since it was originally announced last year.
One of the key questions we had about the Korg ARP Odyssey reissue, though, was ‘Which version of the ARP Odyssey will Korg recreate?’ There were three distinct ARP Odyssey designs, with three different filters. Continue reading
In case you weren’t hyped for the upcoming 2015 NAMM Show yet – Korg today shared this teaser for a Korg/ARP NAMM Preview: Continue reading
This video is a quick demo of the new Korg Electribe Music Production Station. Continue reading
Korg today shared this teaser image for the new ARP Odyssey, saying only “Be prepared for a new evolution 1-22-15″. Continue reading
Here’s a performance, via APP SOUND, of Silent Night, using
Studio Jam on the iPad for / on Christmas Eve, using the app KORG Module, playing a traditional christmas song.
Btw – I used the Program “Soft Tine EP” and modified it (= Stereo Tremolo, Amp Switch for a bit more Drive).
Behringer has an interesting holiday gift for Korg this year.
Last February, Korg announced that it was going to recreate the classic ARP Odyssey synthesizer by releasing a Korg ARP Odyssey. In the same announcement, Korg also said that ARP co-founder David Friend was joining Korg as their chief advisor on the new Odyssey.
Today, Behringer announced that they might be making their own ARP Odyssey recreation – and pricing it at $500. Continue reading
This jazz-tacular Sunday Synth Jam, via Ignacy Matuszewski, is a cover of Antônio Carlos Jobim’s The Girl From Ipanema – on a modded Korg Monotibe. Continue reading
Rej Poirier of Single Cell Software has introduced Caustic Editor for Volca Sample – a free, multiplatform (Android, iOS, Mac & Windows) app that lets you import, load, record, edit and upload samples for the Korg Volca Sample.
“Korg were nice enough to open up their volca sample SDK to 3rd parties,” says Poirer, “so I took a few days to rip out Caustic’s WAV editor and turn it into a stand-alone, multi-platform tool.”
“It was taken from my Caustic 3.2 working branch,” he adds, “so it even has a few more functions than what’s in Caustic 3.1!” Continue reading
