Korg Gadget 2 Update Adds Three New Gadgets
KORG has released a new version of the KORG Gadget 2 series, with three new gadgets: Otoril, Ebina and Warszawa. … Read More Korg Gadget 2 Update Adds Three New Gadgets
KORG has released a new version of the KORG Gadget 2 series, with three new gadgets: Otoril, Ebina and Warszawa. … Read More Korg Gadget 2 Update Adds Three New Gadgets
Electronisounds has released a new sound bank for the Korg Electribe ESX-1 groovebox, Adrenalize.… Read More Korg Electribe ESX-1 Gets New Sound Library
In this video, Jason Donnelly, aka DJ Puzzle, shares his thoughts on the new Korg Electribe Wave groovebox for iPad. His verdict? ‘Not so stoked’:
Electribe Wave pairs wavetable synthesis with traditional Electribe sequencing, Kaoss Pad style control and more. … Read More Korg Electribe Wave For iPad
This turns the Electribe into a new type of synth – with 3 concurrent different oscillators (or samples), three separate LFO’s, envelopes and Fx, all working to generate a sound. … Read More Lemur App Lets You Use Three Electribe 2 Parts Simultaneously
This video, via loopop, compares the Korg Electribe 2 and the Electribe Sampler, both Grey and Blue versions, and Black and Red versions.
This video captures an ambient track, Ambient XI, created on a Korg Electribe.… Read More Ambient Music On A Korg Electribe 2
A group of Electribe users have created a petition, asking Korg to prioritize making updates to the operating system of the Electribe and Electribe sampler. Korg released a free update to the Electribe’s operating systems today, which addressed some items on the user petition, so the petition has been updated to reflect this. The organizers note: Many… Read More Electribe Users Petition Korg For OS Updates
Korg today released free OS updates for the Electribe and Electribe Sampler; and announced updated versions of the two devices.… Read More Korg Electribes Get Free OS Update, New Colors
Sunday Synth Jam: There’s a long tradition in the world of electronic music of using gear in ways that the instrument’s designers did not expect. Here’s an interesting synth jam, that features a musician taking an electronic and bending it to to his will.