Sunday, June 29, 2008
Korg Kaossilator as pad controller for the MS-20
YouTube via Newueel
"Don't like playing keyboards? Or just looking for another approach of using the MS-20? This vid is about using a Korg Kaossilator as controller for the Korg MS-20 which allows you to play the MS-20 by a pad!
The Kaossilator is not used for the sounds itself. It is actually used instead of the MS-20 keyboard (using the ESP). So all sounds are coming from the MS-20!
The Kaossilator features give you other great possibilities and ways of playing the MS-20, which you wouldn't be able to using only the keyboard. You can change the key and BPM, choose out of 31 scale patterns, choose out of 50 appregiator gate patterns and of also very usefull: recording and looping a played sequence. In the mean while just tweak the MS-20 for the most crazy sounds..."
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so how does just stereo line out "control" the synth? I don't get it.
ReplyDeletesorry to be so dumb ....duhhhhhhhhh
I am guessing he has a square output on the kaossisolator. The MS reads that and uses the pitch and enveloper followers as CV sources. It's pretty damn cool.
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