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I couldn't find any other obvious place to post about the older drum machines, so here's a video overview of one of Korg's classics from the mid-late 80's:

https://youtu.be/5k2cLKB4O8U

Thanks for the resource!

You should be able to run a cable from the monotribe sync out to the microbrute gate in. I haven't done this personally, but maybe I'll give it a shot when I get to the studio later.

I like to mix it up and try it both ways, depending on the source. For most tracks, I will record dry and process in the box. Usually for one or two sounds in a tune, I will record with effects, just to give it some separation in the mix. Sometimes having endless options in the box means that you ...

I use either the Sennheiser HD280 (~$90), or the Shure SRH440(~$100). The Shure's seem a little livelier, but each are decent sounding, well built cans for the money.

I've been in the live spirit with a good deal of my Korg stuff lately, mostly acid and tech from the ESX, volcas, and monotribe. I'd love to hear your thoughts on these:

http://youtu.be/3yNDTkysZ3o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpUYGVc ... 1xw7slsYIQ

I've been using the old electribes since they came out for a number of recordings and tons of live shows. These days I've moved on to the ESX, volcas, and monotribe. Here's an all Korg performance:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpUYGVcv ... ture=share

I'm a longtime lurker with a long history of using Korg products. It's probably my favorite synth manufacturer, especially with the recent analog products. I'm into house & techno music mostly, as well as modifying and circuit bending all kinds of stuff. You can check out some of my work here: https ...