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Korg PS-3300 Polyphonic Synthesizer Hands-On Demo

In this video, synthesist and music educator Brett Little (Collarts Australian College of the Arts) demonstrates the reissued Korg PS-3300 polyphonic synthesizer. … Read More Korg PS-3300 Polyphonic Synthesizer Hands-On Demo

September 1, 20256 Comments

Interview With Korg PS-3300 Synthesizer Creator Fumio Mieda

Korg shared this new interview with Fumio Mieda, creator of the original PS-3300 synthesizer, and technical supervisor for their updated take on the classic synthesizer.… Read More Interview With Korg PS-3300 Synthesizer Creator Fumio Mieda

March 22, 2025March 23, 202515 Comments

Korg PS-3300 Synthesizer In-Depth Overview

Here’s an in-depth look at the Korg PS-3300 FS synthesizer, a new version of the original synth from 1977.… Read More Korg PS-3300 Synthesizer In-Depth Overview

September 24, 20248 Comments

Hands On With Korg’s PS-3300 Synthesizer

The Korg PS-3300 is essentially three fully-polyphonic synths in one, letting you create complex sounds by layering three different patches.… Read More Hands On With Korg’s PS-3300 Synthesizer

September 23, 20245 Comments

Korg PS-3300 FS Synthesizer Hands-On Demo

The synth featured in the video is currently the only one of it’s kind in the world.… Read More Korg PS-3300 FS Synthesizer Hands-On Demo

January 31, 202417 Comments

Korg Reissues Rare PS-3300 Semi-Modular Polysynth

Korg has announced the PS-3300 FS, a full-scale reissue of the rare Korg PS-3300 from 1977.… Read More Korg Reissues Rare PS-3300 Semi-Modular Polysynth

January 22, 2024January 22, 202446 Comments

Cherry Audio Intros PS-3300 Virtual Instrument, ‘The Best Instrument For Fat Sounds’

Cherry Audio today introduced PS-330, a new virtual instrument, based on the Korg PS-3300 semi-modular analog polyphonic synthesizer from 1977.… Read More Cherry Audio Intros PS-3300 Virtual Instrument, ‘The Best Instrument For Fat Sounds’

October 10, 20235 Comments

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