Published on Jul 11, 2013 KorgUSAVideos·379 videos
"The keyboard that changed everything -- Korg M1. Originally launched in 1988, M1 represented the first in what would become a new genre of instrument -- the Music Workstation. Featuring PCM-based sounds that were ahead of their time, multi-effects, and an eight-track onboard sequencer, M1 helped musicians create complete, professional productions on a single, integrated product. M1 went on to become the top-selling digital synthesizer of its time.
Heard on more records, commercials and movie soundtracks than we can count, the M1's impressive sound library is now available for KROME users in this special M1 Bonus Sound Library! This video offers an introduction to this great sound library, highlighting some of the more well-known M1 sounds including Universe, Lore, Nimbus, and that famous M1 piano sound!
This collection offers 100 Programs and 100 Combinations, which were intricately ported for use in KROME. The download also includes a collection of 6 demo sequences featuring the M1 sounds.
We are very grateful to our good friends at KARO software who produce and sent us this video out of the goodness of their hearts! Thank you Kurt Ader!
For more information on the Korg KROME, head over to http://www.korg.com/Krome
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