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other radias resources on line??
Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 10:45 am
by britindus
anyone else know of other resources online for the radias other then here..... (not a complaint about this page!)
patches, templates etc??
some programming guides would be fun too esp for a newcomer to Radias!!!
??
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 4:35 pm
by SynthAntonius
Dunno... but I'm discovering my Radias on my own...
I've just learned how to make those Moogy vintage ol' school 5th resonant leads... sounds pretty "vintage"! (I know, coz I have Moog the Rogue too)
+ I discovered how to use Radias as a Electric Piano
Something like Radias does offer really good "emulation" of an EP... well, it doesn't exactly sound like one, but flexibility is there...
What I do:
I take sin waveforms - VPM modulation, to make your EP sound more aggressive - from a organ type of sound > Rhodes > Wurlitzer
Some envelopes...
I make LFO 1 sound like a tremolo effect and LFO 2 as a vibrato effect
FX1 = Chorus
FX2 = some cabinet/amp effect (this is where it begins to sound like an EP)
MFX = reverb
And you already have a 2 band EQ...
The result = very flexible analog piano emulation, which you can't achieve with other keyboards, IMHO.
Well, it sounds not like Rhodes or something, but it feels/react like an EP - one of a kind VA EP
and I think, most people will call it EP-like sound, not analog synth type sound...
I will upload some patches later...
Re: other radias resources on line??
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 8:17 pm
by pierreb
britindus wrote:anyone else know of other resources online for the radias other then here..... (not a complaint about this page!)
patches, templates etc??
some programming guides would be fun too esp for a newcomer to Radias!!!
??
I know what you mean. Hopefully an area to share ideas and programs to complement this site would be helpfull
http://www.pierreb.org/200802/KorgRadias.aspx
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 12:35 pm
by meatballfulton
To date this is the only active site for Radias that I know of.
There are two Yahoo groups (KorgRadias and radiaskorg) but they are inactive.
If you're in search of patches, well why not offer up what you've created and maybe others will follow.
Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 9:29 pm
by ahuramusic
i say everyone who uses this forum make 10 of their best patches and then upload somewhere, and then have someone organize them into 1 big package. im starting to get the hang of making sounds with the radias.
I don;t mind
Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 8:12 pm
by pierreb
If you want me to organized, email them to me and I will post them to
http://www.pierreb.org/200802/KorgRadias.aspx for all to download
Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 9:20 pm
by SynthAntonius
ahuramusic wrote:i say everyone who uses this forum make 10 of their best patches and then upload somewhere, and then have someone organize them into 1 big package. im starting to get the hang of making sounds with the radias.
+1 - very good idea... but my Radias is in the repair shop right now
Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 10:50 pm
by ahuramusic
cool, i've been browsing through different soft synths on my computer and their patches, and i've been recreating the best ones on the radias. its a long process but i'm actually having fun doing this. wow, now i just need to put up a profile on e-harmony. Yes my names Bob I like to sit in my room with all the lights off and twist knobs on this metal thing until i look up at the clock and realize Ive been doing the same thing for the past 10 hours. then i usally go downstaires, slop together a sandwhich and some milk and crawl my way back into the lab where I continue twisting knobs.
whose wants to f*ck me?
i sure dont.
anyways, sounds....yes ill have a couple to contribute to the mix pack.