MATRIXSYNTH: Korg Opsix Altered FM Synthesizer


Friday, February 19, 2021

Korg Opsix Altered FM Synthesizer


video by Perfect Circuit

"The Korg Opsix is a six operator FM synth that can do way more than classic synthesizers like the DX7. The altered FM operators in the Opsix can act as modulators or carriers and in addition to FM they have ring modulation, wave folding, filtering and filter FM options. The operators go through a filter which has multiple modes (including Polysix and MS-20 modeled filters) as well as an FX section where you can chain up to 3 algorithms.

In this video Jacob plays a few of the factory presets as well as some custom patches with an explanation of some of the features and techniques used to create them.

Timeline:

00:00​ - Intro
00:05​ - First Patch
01:52​ - Overview
02:11​ - Funk Bass
02:29​ - Crystal Bells
03:00​ - Dat Electric Piano
03:36​ - Altered Operators
03:58​ - Custom Bass Patch
04:44​ - Randomization
05:40​ - Sub Audio Modulation
06:40​ - Complex Pad Patch
07:44​ - Synthesized Nature Patch
08:46​ - Outro

Available here: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/korg-o..."

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