Chameleon: In the 70s, it was the Funk instrument par excellence. 'Ride on Time' by the Italian group Black Box was a huge success. Price circa ВЈ300 for original (used) 50 for Korg Collection plug-in version. It was also one of the first synths to have a convincing acoustic-piano sound and which ended up all over the house tunes of the day. then again, i know some people who have done some cool things with only 3 track sequencers or 4trk recorders. Ride on Time: Used in a lot of House tracks, especially in the 'Italo-House' genre for its percussive tone. The M1 was launched as a direct competitor to the D-50.

if homie is trying to replace a current modern workstation setup for mobile reasons, he's going to realize that there are some limitations according to his needs. for the price, it's a steal (mainly because it was the first blue print of the workstations the world knows today and korg really raised the bar for synthesizers back in 88/89.) (i know someone will say that ensoniq had the first one which is true but it never reached the popularity or demand that the M1 did). I kinda expected that response there's no better way to answer it than with saying that if you're open to some real creative program editing be it hardware or software, then it doesn't matter what you use as long as it works for you and you really dig the result. The Korg M1 was released in 1988 with a patch, PROG I41, known today as the famous M1 Piano, that would dominate pop music of the 80s and 90s. The M1 is easily the most widely recognised house piano generator, but if you donвЂ™t reduce the velocity sensitivity in the. On a D50 the Piano Fifty preset is a good starting point, and on the Korg M1 youвЂ™d start with Piano 16вЂ™. The entire current Hiphop sound palette is almost based soley on the Roland TR 808 and some analog synths. 1980s synths like the Roland D50 and Korg M1 have recognisable house piano sounds among their factory presets. To be honest, I don't know about the 'truly dated sounds' feedback.

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