Korg K61P And M1Le: Bill Holland Runs A Sub Four Minute M1Le Video
We introduced you to the Korg M1Le software in this previous video. Bill Holland continues where he left off in this high octane oscillation video, showing off some patches, blazing some fools and tweaking parameters to further show how to fit a Korg M1 inside your computer. Maybe it's like a hidden compartment in your computer or something.
BILL HOLLAND: If I want to, say, program this, I can go in here and adjust the velocity, cutoff, resonance here.
[BILL HOLLAND ADJUSTING PARAMETERS IN THE KORG M1 LE]
I can also use K61 controllers to affect resonance, cutoff, things like that. Let's select a patch here, program patch, make it a little bit easier on ourselves. And let's say I want to get a bass, pick a synth bass.
[BILL HOLLAND PREVIEWING SYNTH BASS IN THE KORG M1 LE AND MANIPULATING THE FILTER USING THE KORG K61P]
And you can switch up the oscillator to double.
[BILL HOLLAND PREVIEWING A PATCH IN THE KORG M1 LE AND MANIPULATING THE OSCILLATORS USING THE KORG K61P]
You can affect your decay and [INDISCERNIBLE] time. You can also take your octaves up or down.
[BILL HOLLAND MANIPULATING OCTAVES USING THE KORG K61P]
You can enable or disable these. You can switch over to monophonic.
[BILL HOLLAND SWITCHING THE KORG M1 LE TO MONOPHONIC MODE USING THE KORG K61P]
[BILL HOLLAND SWITCHING THE KORG M1 LE BACK TO POLYPHONIC MODE USING THE KORG K61P]
Hold on.
[BILL HOLLAND PREVIEWING PATCH IN THE KORG M1 LE]
And again, change up the envelopes and how they sound...,
[BILL HOLLAND EDITING ENVELOPES IN THE KORG M1 LE]
...change up your velocity, the intensity, and the delay.
[BILL HOLLAND EDITING ENVELOPES IN THE KORG M1 LE]
Change up the waveform.
[BILL HOLLAND CHANGING THE WAVEFORM IN THE KORG M1 LE]
You can also have your controls set up here. There's aftertouch control and your actual controller over here. Set how high your pitch bend goes.
[BILL HOLLAND EDITING PITCH BEND CONFIGURATION IN THE KORG M1 LE]
I've reversed it.
[BILL HOLLAND PREVIEWING PATCH IN THE KORG M1 LE]
Again, that's the Korg M1 LE. You can find this with the K61P controller, and Korg allows you to upgrade for a low, low price on their web site, and there's a card that comes with the controller to actually do so. It's a pretty cool VST, and if you get the K61P, I highly recommend installing it and playing around with it, but for now I'm Bill Holland and this is Gearwire.Com.
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