Korg Forums

Miquel2Agreste wrote:This is a newest mobile signal jammer,it can be the most advanced high technology electricity in thie field, you can come to learn more about it if you like it.

Dude really?!?!! Spamming a good thread with your site? Totally wrong. Has nothing to do with the new Electribe.

Admins, can you guys remove this? Thanks!

New video up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQCnROJSPYY

roblabs wrote:New video up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQCnROJSPYY

The video description on this says:

bassDrum:OSC: SINE
Snare drum:OSC: BOOST-SAW
bass:OSC VPM-SINE1
bass2:OSC:X-SQUARE2

meaning that the synth engine allows to create drum sounds from scratch.

Cool, mine's arriving on tuesday, time for some fun. Damn i've been away from it for months, can't wait to start with a new piece of kit.
As for making drums from waves... I should hope so, it wouldn't be much of synth otherwise.

lucky you. I reserved mine yesterday. Hopefully I'll get it in December, Ohm permitting!

roblabs wrote:lucky you. I reserved mine yesterday. Hopefully I'll get it in December, Ohm permitting!

Pray to Ohm & thou shall redeem thy tribe !... Or something.

s**t man, i have ideas & i can't get 'em down, the only reason i have to wait is because i had to pay the import fees to get a release date. Red tape man, red tape i tell ya !

MSix_Anthony wrote:

roblabs wrote:New video up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQCnROJSPYY

The video description on this says:

bassDrum:OSC: SINE
Snare drum:OSC: BOOST-SAW
bass:OSC VPM-SINE1
bass2:OSC:X-SQUARE2

meaning that the synth engine allows to create drum sounds from scratch.

Hmm yeah very basic white noise and sine. The drums sound terrible in that demo IMHO. I know there are people out there that will like those sounds but they are unusable in most styles..

I'm sure you will be able to make a better kick with the sine though, or even layer it under a sample for more sub oomph

i wonder if we could use the new electribe as an vocoder when plugging a microphone in the audio input. when it is true that the signal is processed by the oscillator this could be very cool. or plug in a guitar

cymeg wrote:i wonder if we could use the new electribe as an vocoder when plugging a microphone in the audio input. when it is true that the signal is processed by the oscillator this could be very cool. or plug in a guitar

All it says in the manualis that the audio in is for external sources like a cd player or mp3 player. That suggests it's for a line level input so i guess for a mic you'd have to go through a mixer first & then mixer to input. After that then you can tweak the synth parameters i think & treat that input as a wave. Some lfo action & effects could give nice results.

cymeg wrote:i wonder if we could use the new electribe as an vocoder when plugging a microphone in the audio input.

You can't use it as vocoder because of the lack of an vocoder effect

we will see

I remember tweaking some vocal sample on the esx1 & getting a near-on vocoder effect. Some fast lfo action, a reverb & some pitch adjustment kinda got me there.

new video with Michael Sean O'Connor... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcDUaMs3tGM

Just got a call from my supplier. Shipping out today, should be here Thursday.
Bad thing is I'm going interstate early next week so I'm going to get it shipped to a friends address interstate instead :/

But the good news is they are shipping!!

MatGreGor wrote:new video with Michael Sean O'Connor... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcDUaMs3tGM

Thanks ... that is the most informative and inspiring video so far.