Thank you guys for all the replies. Yeah, the MS surely has a character, but i think i'm quite fed up with it ). Well, can't the mono/poly work as a 4 voice polyphony? or am i getting something wrong? to me, mono/poly sounds sometimes quite digital in a way, but that's not bad i guess. I've got an MS2000, i wonder how they would mix together --- In korg_mono-poly@yahoogroups.com, Michael Diekmann <crc@...> wrote: > > ms20 has a better filter (well actually two lp and hp), and a mono/poly > doesn't have external audio input. > those are the main advantages of the ms20 in my eyes (or ears actually).. > > other than that, i think the mono/poly is fantastic and can do things > most analogs can't. > just don't think it's a poly instrument because of the name. the poly > mode works great for chord memory and arpeggiated stuff tho. > > -michael > > gugaks4 kirjoitti: > > Hey guys, > > > > i'm having some tough time deciding on this. I have an MS20 and thinking of selling it because it doesn't get much usage compared to my Roland Juno 60. > > > > I find it really harsh and raw and the patchbay just doesn't do it for me. I find ms20 a good instrument for a lab or experimental stuff, but when concerned with making melodies, well, it's just not my cup of tea. > > > > wanted to ask, will i regret it if taking a mono/poly? I've never played one, only seen the youtube videos and know that it's quite a capable beast in terms of ssequences which would be really nice to have! > > > > any thoughts are welcome > > > > best regards, > > guga > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > >
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Re: Selling Korg MS20 and getting a Mono/Poly
2009-12-22 by gugaks4
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