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Old 25th December 2012   #1
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New Korg MS-20 Mini

''arriving February''

I just found on another page, with analog Korg stuff but also the R3 so they may mean VA not RA.. The grill maybe for valve force rather than RA cooling. Can't wait ;-)

MS-20 monophonic synthesizer MINI 37 Mini Keys

arriving
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And another from the same site...



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New Korg MS-20

Can anyone confirm the new MS20 has VCO's? And not DCO's?

From sweetwater:

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/MS20mini

Back and smaller than ever, Korg's MS-20 mini analog synthesizer revives the ... with the same analog oscillators (now digitally stabilized), first-generation filters, and a ... Number of Digital Outputs, No digital I/O ...

Digitally stabilized oscillators refers to DCO's if I'm not mistaken.
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It's interesting that they say that. In the Sonic State video from NAMM the Korg guy says the only digital part is MIDI and USB, and everything else is identical. (not including size, of course.)
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Neither, it's clearly a fake plastic case built around an iPad mini running iMS-20.
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Neither, it's clearly a fake plastic case built around an iPad mini running iMS-20.


FWIW, the Korg specs on their site say VCOs.
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Digitally stabilized oscillators refers to DCO's if I'm not mistaken.
I hope it's referring to an auto-tune circuit and not DCOs--not that there's anything wrong with DCOs.
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I hope it's referring to an auto-tune circuit and not DCOs--not that there's anything wrong with DCOs.
they used auto-tune in the monotribe. It's probably the same in this.
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It's interesting that they say that. In the Sonic State video from NAMM the Korg guy says the only digital part is MIDI and USB, and everything else is identical. (not including size, of course.)
the guy in the sonic state video knew fuk all though. i wouldn't trust a damn thing he said.
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Neither, it's clearly a fake plastic case built around an iPad mini running iMS-20.
So they are iCOs
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So no one knows for sure?
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If it says VCOs on the Korg site, I'd say they are VCOs.
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pre ordered one a little bit ago, pumped
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im guessing its VCO but not like the old ones, btw did original MS-20 require warm up?
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I'm not sure were the confusion or disbelief is coming from on the new MS20's VCOs.
I don't recall this question being raised when arturia announced the minibrute.
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Considering how great this synth sounds I'd definitely say they are WTFCO's.

I know I don't!

(the "C" is for "Cares" in case it isn't obvious)
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That's pretty effin' nifty, but it would be like an eggy broccoli fart to the analog purist.
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why does it matter? only matters if it sounds good or not
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$600?!? is this real life?!
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$600?!? is this real life?!
yes.

f***ing yes.
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hell yea just ordered one! Cannot wait!
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yes.

f***ing yes.
must resist....
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must resist....
the worst part is it's coming out in a few months..."spring"

so you really have no excuse to NOT set aside a few bucks every week lol
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Spring ... Can't wait. I ordered it and want it now! Now ! I cleaned a shelf for it. 3 months wtf .
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Monotribe sounds great. I wouldn't worry, the MiniMS20 will sound great too.
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is this (the) real life?!
Is this just fantasy?
Caught in the landslide
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WTFCO
Like it, like it, like it.

All synths on the planet use WTFC Oscillators. Full stop. Some sound bad, some sound good. Full stop & end of story.
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Hmmm tempting...
Is it 1V/oct?
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$600?!? is this real life?!
Seriously, it's a nice price!

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they used auto-tune in the monotribe. It's probably the same in this.
Yep, my thoughts too.
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Hmmm tempting...
Is it 1V/oct?
It seems to be.
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Original Korg MS20 owners: Thoughts on MS20 Mini...

Will you keep your original whilst its still worth something? Or sell it for a new MS20 mini? Thoughts?
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