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A Modern ClassicReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1992Korg Wavestation EXKorg's Wavestation synthesizer has won a small but devout following since its introduction 18 months ago. Paul Ireson wonders whether new sounds and effects on the updated Wavestation EX will broaden its appeal. |
Alternative AnalogueRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Jun 1989Korg MS20This month's trip down memory lane takes us to Korg's MS20. Greg Truckell reacquaints himself with an analogue synth that may be better suited to use in 1989 than 1979. |
Brian Chatton on the Poly 800Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1984Hot-foot from a mammoth UK tour as part of John Miles' backing-band, this well-respected keyboardist gives his own impressions of life on the road with Korg's latest MIDI-equipped polysynth. |
Gold CardsReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1991Valhala International Gold M1 Sound CardsDavid Mellor goes in search of inspiration, and finds it in three of Valhala's International Gold voice cards for the Korg M1. |
Here In Black & WhiteReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1985Korg DW8000 PolysynthKorg's flagship poly gets a touch-sensitive keyboard, a built-in DDL, and a lot more besides. Simon Trask concludes it’s what the DW6000 should have been all along. |
King Korg and the Wave Monster!Review | Sound On Sound, Aug 1990Korg WavestationKorg's new Wavestation is a direct descendant of Sequential's long-gone vs synthesizer, but as Paul Ireson discovers, it has plenty of new tricks up its sleeve to complement the old ones. |
Korg 01/W FD WorkstationReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1991For three years the korg M1 has been the leading keyboard workstation, and the product that more than any other has made the company's name as a leading force in hi-tech music. But how do you follow an act like that? David Mellor looks at the M1's successor, the 01/W FD. |
Korg 01/W FD WorkstationReview | Music Technology, Nov 1991Music WorkstationThe problem with building the most popular keyboard in years is having to follow it. Simon Trask test drives the successor to the Korg M1 and likes what he finds. |
Korg 01/W Pro & 03R/W SynthsReview | Music Technology, Jun 1992Synthesiser and ModuleKorg's latest additions to their popular 0-series synth range include the professional flagship 01/W Pro-X keyboard and the more affordable 03/R rackmount. Simon Trask assesses their position in Korg's line and today's keyboard market. |
Korg 707Review | Music Technology, Mar 1988Korg's DS8 presented FM synthesis in a more friendly light than originators Yamaha. Now their latest synth makes the price more friendly too. Simon Trask looks at a sine of the times. |
Korg 707 Performing SynthesizerReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1988As synthesizer prices continue to plummet and the number of features increases, Korg introduce a colourful range of low-cost 8-voice, multitimbral, aftertouch and velocity sensitive performance synths. Mark Jenkins straps one on... |
Korg DS8Review | Music Technology, Jul 1987Digital FM SynthesiserAfter last month's preview, Simon Trask gets to grips with FM's friendlier face. Can simpler programming compensate for the deficiencies of four-operator sound? |
Korg DS8 Digital SynthesizerReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1987Korg's very latest keyboard is non other than a touch-sensitive, sub-£1000, 8-voice FM synthesizer! Mark Jenkins managed to catch a sneak preview. |
Korg DS8 SynthesiserReview | Music Technology, Jun 1987At last, a keyboard that presents FM programming in a more accessible way, and at an accessible price. Simon Trask previews the great new hope of digital synthesis. |
Korg DW6000Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1985Programmable Digital Waveform PolysynthAn intriguing new synth design that tries to combine digital waveform generation with analogue control. Does it achieve its objectives? Dan Goldstein thinks it does - just. |
Korg DW6000Review | International Musician, Apr 1985SynthcheckDigital programming of digital waveforms at your fingertips |
Korg DW8000Review | International Musician, Feb 1986SynthCheckTony Mills toys with the latest Korgi and gets enthusiastic |
Korg M1Review | Music Technology, Jul 1988Music WorkstationThis synth/sequencer/drum machine with digital effects is the first instrument in Korg's new workstation series. Simon "Mansell" Trask takes it for a test drive. |
Korg Mono/PolyReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1982 |
Korg MS10Review | One Two Testing, Dec 1983 |
Korg Poly 61Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1983 |
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