microkorg tutorial part 2

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Using an external input as the carrier of the vocoder

p. 34 Microkorg Owners Manual

1. connect the included mic to the AUDIO 1 CONDENSER jack, and connect the output jack of your external device to the AUDIO IN 2 LINE jack. Use the VOLUME 1 and Volume 2 knobs to adjust the levels so that the audio signals are output to AUDIO IN 1 and 2

2 When you raise the MIXER "INST LEVEL" (knob 2) value, the input signal from AUDIO IN 2 will be input to the band pass filter (synthesis filter) of the carrier.

3. When you raise the MIXER "OSC 1 LEVEL" (knob 1) and play the keyboard, the OSC 1 waveform will be input to the the band pass filter of the carrier

4. If you set the AUDIO IN 1 "HPF GATE" (knob 4) to Disable (DIS), the high frequency portion of the input signal from the AUDIO In 1 jack will also be output.

Have FUN!

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[thekynan]

The track at the end is really nice. I was just getting in to it when it cut off

[bloomypetal]

@thekynan thanks i wanted to let it play out but the vid could only be 10 minutes long

[bloomypetal]

Awesome, thanks you guys

[wudsiba]

I deffinately plan to buy your CD. You do your own thing and I appriciate that.

[godhatesu]

The beginning is reminiscent of back to the future. I expected a speaker to explode when you started playing.

[musha336]

is it possible to connect the microkorg to garageBand ? an record

[biggamehitt]

very very sick bro im going this when I get home.

[Dabro122]

So im guessing....that you could maybe use this same method with an electric violin?? maybeee? hahahah

[jplamunyon]

niiiiiccccceeeeeee

[Zanthxs]

whoa this is awesome ... buying it for sure now and running my les paul thru it ... whew ... awesome ... thank you.

[MrSleepySyd]

for some reason i can't adjust my delay



[japasetelagoas]

Let me see if i got this right,u plugged the guitar somehow in the micro,but playing it wont make sound unless you ''breathe'' on the mic?

[motzjamesworkman]

@Linksaa more presets.. (like piano/strings) i thought the rest were pretty lacking. 2 real good factors about the mkxl is that the keys are immensly better and feel much greater to play.... and the layout of all the controlls is a lot more inntuative. . . . . so i guess its about weighing up these pros and cons... honestly, i cant say one is better than the other.... but me personally, i really prefer the mk1.... Thats why it is still in production i guess!!! hope this helped. :)

[motzjamesworkman]

@Linksaa Went and tried both out the other day and ended up buying the mk1 as i personnaly thought it was a lot more durable/looks better... These are what i think personally though... it was real hard to make my choice as a felt both had great selling points...... i tested out all the patches and came to the conclusion that if you want kind of a lot more glitchy sounds, your best bet is to go for mk1 (lots sound like flying lotus) that kind of thing... Although the xl has a bit