I'm actually starting to think this forum might have a bigger say to large companies than previously thought... BTW

If it were $300 or less, maybe.

Stab Frenzy wrote:The oscs run Hz/V but there is a mod input which has an exponential convertor so you can run V/Oct in. It takes a little bit of patching but it can be done.

The original MS20 can be patched to accept CV from a Prophet ? I'd be interested in knowing how to patch this !

I doubt the oscillators are samples. I imagine the classic waveforms at the least are modeled. I imagine there are samples of the VS...

Like I said in the post about the MS20, I'd rather have digital oscillators and analog everything else. Can't wait to play Jump on this.

Then the next question will be will an update make cv control only work with the king korg or will it possible to use it with any cv gear so long as you have the appropriate cable? Probably other gear if it is,t a proprietary voltage. Surely they aren't going to get people to buy the KK solely to c...

I'd rather have analog filters and digital oscillators than analog oscillators and digital filters actually. +1 on this. Totally opinion based but I'd take creamy analog filters w/in-tune osc vs. step filters w/ drifting osc. caveat: todays advances with digital modeling are awfully damned close to...

I'd rather have analog filters and digital oscillators than analog oscillators and digital filters actually.

A lot of you enjoy being out of tune then ?

"Cool new additions like an external signal processor"

Uhh...

The king korg might also be able to put out different messages..?

This post is technically about MS20 mini AND KingKorg, which is why people might be starting new threads about the king korg. Bit misleading title now. But obviously most discussion is about the MS

This looks rad. Seems to do a lot that I don't even understand. Ha

Nowhere does it say the oscillators are analog... They're not; apparently they're not even DCOs, but processer-based. Fine by me as long as they've got more than the usual waveforms in there. Yep. First hint to me wasn't that it has 4 per voice, but "complex" waveforms. Would be sweet if this could...

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