This video, via K More, captures a cover of David Bowie’s Crystal Japan, on the new Korg Minilogue.
Here’s what K More has to say about the technical details:
There’s light compression on several tracks and I’ve used EQ to actually cut a fair amount of low frequencies to clarify the mix. The bass line is pretty much untreated. Other than that, no reverb or delay added.
That’s my favorite Nine Inch Nails’ song…
Yeah, I never knew A Warm Place was a Bowie cover.
Here’s the story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0RQCT69y5s&feature=youtu.be&t=1m53s.
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Sounds really nice!
Never thougt analog synths sound so bad. I love my VST-folder.
Yeah right you must have some magical new VST that I’ve never heard, and I’ve got them all pretty much. Also the lack of hands on control with VST’s make them as inspiring as a fart in a bottle. And no, mapping them to a controller isn’t the same – you still have to stare at a pc screen
Soundwise VSTs are as good. But you’re right when you’re talking hands-on facilities.
I have not heard a single sound from the Minilogue that impressed me.
Well, that’s one less person in the backorder queues.