KORG Collection: MS-20 Explained®

Description

Synth wiz Tyler Coffin brings you a video tutorial series on the virtual recreation of the famous KORG MS-20 synthesizer! Discover what this synth is all about and how to use it to program cool and original sounds.

Tyler starts by welcoming you to the series and then gives a brief look at the broad aspects and nature of the KORG MS-20, which is a great place to begin delving deeper. You'll then learn all about Play View, Edit View, and the Patch Panel where you make your virtual patch cable connections to design and shape your sound.

Next, you'll see how to use the MS-20 to accept and process external signals from a DAW as inputs for some awesome sonic results, followed by the steps to take to load and save banks and programs within the MS-20 for later recall.

Tyler then gives you inspiring sound design videos, creating a Bass, Lead, and Pad sound all from scratch, so you really grasp just what this synth is capable of and how to do it.

See the individual tutorial descriptions for more info. If you have the KORG Collection MS-20 and want to know it better as well as how to program some staple sounds, this is the perfect series... Watch "KORG Collection: MS-20 Explained" today!

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An ok ish video as I see it. Unfortunately some things are not really explained. So many tutorial video's in general assume far greater student knowledge than is reasonable. People who buy these video's by definition dont have background ...people with knowledge dont need to use them at all. In this one Tyler treats the external processing poorly for mine. I am utterly confused by the explaination or better the lack of. He doesnt show how to route, say a guitar he just says you can in the Daw and in Standalone...but how, especially in standalone. Silence. Also in the Daw he places the vst in the master...why? That would mean every track would route through the Ms 20 on the master. A proper example should have been shown for how to do these things, especially again in standalone.

I am a: Beginner

Lucky to be a G3 author as well - I always look to the site for topics I need clarity on. Tyler illuminates a tool he's clearly fond of but is brief and direct. Very nice spoken voice as well. I love the plug but this almost makes me want to buy a hardware version. Winner.

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