1977 Korg PS-3100 Analog Semi-Modular Synthesizer Part 2
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can u post another video of the patches??
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Great videos, thanks for posting!
I'd like to own one of these someday.
cheers, Maarten
P.S. How can I get the complete song, I realy like it.
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I have been dreaming of owning one of these beasts for several years.. Can I trade you my soul for yours? Haha
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Reminds me of Wolfenstein 3D.
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So you made this music by tracking several different sounds together?
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i want it.
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Sounds like a couple of squarewaves with some heavy LFO modulation
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Square in AM i think...
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5:46 can anybody tell me what soundwaves are those?
kinda organish.
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I liked the Square/Pulse wind at 5:10
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I recently bought a PS 3100 (well traded a copy of Sibelius 5 for it) and the highest F and E don't make a sound. Does anyone know why this may be happening, and if so a possible fix?
fliszt1811 1 year ago
@fliszt1811 If the highest F and E are not working, but all subsequent Fs and Es are working, there's a good chance you just have a dirty key contact!
AutomaticGainsay 1 year ago
hi, i own one of these and the same three keys in each octave dont work, do you know why??
twincrystals 2 years ago
Yes, I do. What has likely happened is that you've had a divider chip fail. The PS-3100 uses a divide-down oscillator scheme. It has 12 oscillators, which are the top octave. The lower octaves are achieved by a chip which divides the oscillator output in half, resulting in a pitch an octave lower... then that is divided again for the next octave, etc. So, if the C# doesn't play on all octaves, it means that the C# oscillator or dividers failed. It is probably the divider.
AutomaticGainsay 2 years ago
The chips are still available! I can't remember the exact number, but it's something like MM5824!
AutomaticGainsay 2 years ago