Korg M3- RPPR Patterns- In The Studio With Korg

A tutorial on creating/playing RPPR patterns on the M3 (and M50, OASYS, KARMA, and Triton family). After following this tutorial, check the sequencer's "RPPR" box to trigger sequences on the fly. Please visit us at http://www.korg.com/m3 for more!

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Music

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• Korg
• M3
• M50
• Triton
• OASYS
• KARMA
• RPPR
• realtime
• pattern
• playback
• record
• sequence
• workstation
• beats
• producer
• guide
• howto
• tutorial
• www.korg.com

[mpc4000king]

This was interesting. I never liked any of Korg's sequencers. And they keep putting the same sequencer in every board. I use my Triton Studio just for sounds. My MPC is my sequencer. I can't believe that the Oasys has the same sequencer. Come on look at the price tag on that thing?

[KorgUSAVideos]

@mpc4000king You might have missed our updates... Check out our "Korg M3 Xpanded Update - In The Studio With Korg" video.

[foxybrown2]

I don't understand what you are talking about. you can do that in the cue list that's the way korg has always done their sequencers. it does glitch until you actually put the patterns in song mode after you have put it in a cue list

[KorgUSAVideos]

@foxybrown2 You can chain together entire sequences using Cue List, but you can't play the individual elements like you can in RPPR. Cue Mix is like a jukebox for sequences, and RPPR lets you remix within a sequence.

[elkolodj1]

Can you, for example: press C (1 beat starts) and when you press D (2 beat starts), so track in C automatically stops and D continues until end? I mean first i want a slow rock, then press the second key and a little hard rock..(but first key should end). Is it possible?, thanks for the videos!!! I've just bought my M50!!!!

[Klebourass]

check out my cover of Armin van Buuren - In and Out of Love using RPPR, on my channel :)

[theapex81]

if you wanted these phrases to play in different keys (transposed up or down in semitones) is this possible?

[dgbray54]

@jwillis I still have a VFX SD, and the upgrade TS-10 .. they are infinitely easier to use as performance sequencers. However, the whole thing is kind of a dead issue, as I am pretty well committed to Ableton Live... as I can program/edit simple midi and have it trigger the M3, there is no point on jumping on another learning curve for me. The sounds in the Ensoniq stuff are unique, and I still use them in the studio.. but 'character' sounds only

[jwillis35]

@debris54 Trust me, I had an old Ensoniq SD-1 32 Voice and I loved it, but it's not even in the BALL PARK with the Korg M3. The Xpanded version of the Korg M3 has to be the best keyboard sequencer I have ever used, and the overall sampling features, recording direct to disk or USB CD/rw or USB stick is amazing, and the new Combi and Program features are vastly improved and way beyond that of anything built in the 80s and 90s. Read Craig Anderton's review of the Korg M3 to get a full look.

[jwillis35]

@LiqMat This has been possible for a while, but especially on the Korg M3. You use the Cue List to insert multi-tracked loops. This links them, and then you can also save the Cue List as a new song, completely connected. RPPR is best for creating patterns that you might want to record in real time. Say you record drums, bass, guitar, keys, and sax, but you want to layer the instruments in with drums starting, then keys and bass, then guitar, then sax.

[KorgUSAVideos]

@linn1000 When you use the "Copy from Program" function more than once, you also need to uncheck the IFX. In a Combi, all the programs share the 5 IFX processors as well as the MFX/TFX.