EMS synthi E. CV crosstalk .
(rvrb,delay.0,53 ms).
Korg DS10. for the first 3 min. modulates the synthi osc 1 and filt,freq.
No post/effects or editing , one take.
note.
This is supposed to be played 2 times so please repeat.
(I didn't want to run out of free soundcloud space)"
Zon on Korg DS10 by Zon Vern Pyles
"Here's a tune I whipped up on the Korg DS-10 synthesizer app for the Nintendo DS.
Yep - all Korg and Nintendo (and me) on a synth you can fit in your pocket. Enjoy!"
YouTube Uploaded by insanic4 on Sep 1, 2011
"Here is the third improvisation using my suitcase music studio. It was a sunny day here in the Netherlands so lots of natural lighting in this movie. On the Nintendo DSi XL I run the Korg DS-10 and on the iPod touch I run the FM3 Buddha Machine app which combines nicely with the lo-fi sound of the hardware Buddha Machine (that orange box). The DS10 and the Kaossilator are synced the old school way by pressing the play button at the right time (before I started filming). Once they're in sync they stay in sync for a long time.
There is one stupid mistake in this movie but I'm not telling you what it was :)
The suitcase has the following devices:
Korg Kaoss Pad Mini
Korg Kaossilator
Korg Monotron
Korg SR1 Sound on Sound
MFB Nanozwerg
FM3 Buddha Machine
Rolls MX41b
Art PowerMix III
Nintendo DSI XL with Korg DS10
Apple iPod Touch with Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer
MAM Map1
"collectors edition of the NINTENDO DS KORG DS10 synth with magazine featuring yellow magic orchestra "rydeen" , and several pages of fine vintage korg synths . all in japanese language but the photos are great !
the software runs in english and is pretty straightforward ."
"Immediate download of 11-track album in any format. Suggested price is $5, but if you want it for free, that's cool too." "The debut KORG DS10 album from Decktonic. All songs were made with the KORG DS10/DS10+ software, with no post-processing or external effects, with the exception of Digital Sound #10, which was created by slowing down a 3 second sample from "Robot Bounce" and applying effects in Ableton Live. credits released 06 March 2011 Artwork By Christian Montoya
All songs written by Christian Montoya except for: Supernova - Written by Christian Montoya, Anthony Seeha Licensed for Use (Anthony Seeha Remix) - Remix by Anthony Seeha
Love & Tonic Records #001 Decktonic: thisisdecktonic.com Anthony Seeha: youtube.com/seehanth001"
"Here is a little experiment with my suitcase music studio. It has the following devices:
Korg Kaoss Pad Mini Korg Kaossilator Korg Monotron Korg SR1 Sound on Sound MFB Nanozwerg FM3 Buddha Machine Rolls MX41b Art PowerMix III Nintendo DSI XL with Korg DS10 Apple iPod Touch with Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer MAM Map1
YouTube via VJFranzK | November 11, 2010 "new KORG iMS10 app for iPAD! Analog Synth and Drum Machine Emulator - Detailed Review Part A" "THE NEXT Great App from KORG! Emulation of their classic MS20 synth from 1978, used by many top electronica bands over the last 32 years. (Also reincarnated in the KORG Legacy Collection, and Nintendo DS10 + !) Multitouch makes this the most synth you can get in the world of "virtual knobs"."
"This is a track I, Ugo Capeto, made with the Nintendo Korg DS-10 (I guess these days you have to mention it's the "original" DS-10). I've tried to use all 6 channels (2 synth + 4 drums) for synth voices. Can't say I miss the usual DS10 drums. For more pocket synth action, check http://korgds-10.blogspot.com"
YouTube via FSK1138 — October 17, 2009 — "short 'experimental' video using vebcam , analog sounds by nintendo ds10 and korg ms20lc , final rendered in sony vegas video"
YouTube via darrybooper — April 15, 2010 — "Hi, my latest work with Korg DS10 + and a normal DS Lite ! Listen to the special solo at the end of the muzak :)"
YouTube via VJFranzK "Testing out the Bliptronic 5000 with a Mini Kaoss Pad for effects, vs two newly released gadget based soft synths - KORG DS10 Plus ( on Nintendo DSi) and Aurora ( on Windows Mobile Smartphone ) - just a casual jam set up on a table at the cafe, but the people, at first skeptical at the few beeps that begun it were won over by this Tenori esque soundscape."
YouTube via yamato10gallon "Korg DS10 ザック・ワイルド風リフをDSでできるかやってみた。 同じ音を重ねると結構重厚なギターリフっぽくなりやす。
What can I do to reproduce the sound of the guitar where this software. You can make the sound of guitar and drum sounds interesting overlap with the same sound.
Just a little lofi version of silent night I knocked together a couple of weeks ago whilst I was ill. Nothing too fancy.
My wife Esme recorded the video yesterday while we were driving back from town after a heavy snow fall, it was handheld so its a little shaky. Its basically an xmas version of my video for Parallax but I think it works well.
Also trying out a good bit of free video editing software that can import mp4 directly off my little fuji camera. its called VideoPad video aeditor by NCH software. Well worth a try."
YouTube via ChrisLody. Pulsewidth Modulation on the DS10. "I've managed to come up with a little trick to squeeze PWM sounds out of Ds-10.
I've almost had Ds-10 a year now and I'm still suprised what I can get out of it, serious respect to who ever designed the signal flow and spec of the synths, they did a fine job!
Forgot to mention in the video, once you have sync turned on you can modulate the tune knob using the Kaoss x or y to change the pulse width during a pattern."
YouTube via jetdaisuke "私 ジェット☆ダイスケ もちらっとポリモーグさんとの対談で載っております。なんといってもパフュームのボー カルを再現したKORG金森さんの解説ページは必読です。また、DS-10マイスター の方々による音色設定もお役立ち！" Googlish: "I found our jet ☆ Porimogu's brief interview with Daisuke also. Cal Bo Perfume reproduced and come KORG Kanamori's description is a must-read page. In addition, DS-10 star who set the tone with your help my people!"
Anyone know more about the magazine / book?
Update via Dustbunnies in the comments: "I'm pretty certain I've picked up this one and thumbed through it at the local bookstore. IIRC, it looked mostly like your basic "getting started" guide; much in the same vein as those put out once or twice a year by Computer Music magazine. I think it's just a one-off, in any case, since there hasn't been a second issue in several months.
However, I will state that I can't read kanji for crap, so all standard disclaimers apply. But the fact I didn't buy it anyway means that even the pictures weren't telling me anything I didn't already know.
There are a couple of DS-10 guidebooks that have been put into common circulation over here. At least one of these was interesting enough that I did shell out the cash for it. But not this one." image via the KORG DS10 Blog (Googlish)
