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Korg OPSIX - review, tutorial, 10 patch ideas, 250 presets...

Hi!

Six operators in a digital synth - we've heard that story before... and yet thinking that of Korg's new opsix leaves out a large chunk of the story.

First, the big news here I think is the interface - six faders and knobs directly connected to operator level and frequency, makes playing operators as immediate and hands-on as a filter cutoff knob (oddly, opsix doesn't have a filter cutoff knob, but that's a problem I fix in the patch ideas section of video...)

I've reviewed attempts at simplifying and expanding "operator synthesis" with the Digitone, and implementations in the MODX and Iridium, this IMHO is the best yet.

I'm intentionally not saying FM, first because it's really phase modulation,  but even more so in the case of opsix, where phase modulation is just one of five different possible modes for an operator.

Since this is a synth I think will appeal to a lot of people, I made my video very beginner-friendly, but I think it gets up to speed fast and then starts dealing with the new stuff.

So - that's it - for now....!

All my best,

Ziv (operating operators on youtube as "Loopop"...)

Korg OPSIX - review, tutorial, 10 patch ideas, 250 presets...

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Cool - glad you like it and thanks for joining my Patreon!

Loopop, bought the Korg Opsix at 50% discount 10 days ago. Loving it… editing Kong’s “altered” FM synth is low bar/resistance (vs. DX7). The 16 step sequencer is great for starting melodies/grooves. The sounds from the FM algorithms and built in effects is amazing.

Same to you!

I know... I’m leaning towards the digitone, Have a great weekend.


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