Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Musikmesse: Korg Monotron, el analógico más pequeño
YouTube via Hispasonic
"El Korg Monotron era probablemente el producto más curioso de los que podían verse en el stand del fabricante japonés en la Musikmesse. En una carcasa realmente pequeña, Korg ha implementado un auténtico oscilador analógico controlado por voltaje y un filtro VCF idéntico al de los clásicos MS-10 y MS-20.
Monotron funciona con un par de pilas AA y dispone de una cinta magnética derivada de los modelos KAOSS. Su precio recomendado es de 85 dólares americanos."
Googlish:
"The Korg monotrOn was probably the most curious product which could be seen in the Japanese manufacturer's booth at the Musikmesse. In a really small enclosure, Korg has implemented a true analog voltage-controlled oscillator and a filter VCF identical to the classic MS-10 and MS-20.
MonotrOn works with a pair of AA batteries and has a magnetic tape resulting from the KAOSS models. Its recommended price is 85 dollars."
Korg Monotron - Musikmesse 2010
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