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Noise’s Place on the web
A great collection of Korg M1 Patches
Feb 3rd
This page here should provide any M1 owner with hours of Patch sampling fun: Dr. Evil and The M1 Universe
The Korg M1, M1R, M3, M3R Mailing list
Feb 3rd
Way back in the early days of the internet, I ran an internet mailing list for the Korg M1 series of keyboards. I’ve posted some of the messages that I have in my archives from that list. Some amazing stuff was posted on that list by people who knew much more than I about the More >
A cheap cure for a Migraine?
Jan 1st
All my life I have suffered from migraines, and tried everything I could to get rid of the pain, including that “$120 for 6 pills” stuff that gave me the strangest of side-effects. I even tried combining things like nasal decongestants and alcohol
Something I stumbled across about 6 years ago is a surprisingly effective and More >
BOSS SE-50 Reverbs
Feb 3rd
FOR SOME REASON, finding patch banks for the BOSS SE-50 series of multi-effect units on the internet, can be almost impossible (if your not clear on what “Sysex”, System Dumps” or “MIDI Bulk Dumps”are then visit “More info on sysex“).
So I decided to post these alternate reverb / effect algorithms for the world to have.
I’ll More >
ten till now – Free MP3’s
Feb 2nd
Half learning exercise, half drunken inspiration – these tracks document various exploration undertaken at my small home studio over the last few years. I put these tracks together as a Christmas present for my mom. I offer them to you for free. Tune in again later and I’ll post more tunes.
Any feedback would be greatly More >
Yeah [3:42m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (280) $ rings [3:33m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (268) Stella's Song [8:06m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (276)The Korg M1 list – Jan. 1996
Feb 3rd
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Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1996 04:08:21 EST
From: “R. Lohman” <r_lohman@nl.ibm.com>
Subject: FTP Patches (Mac)§¶§
Hi!
I’m also looking for patches. I have to trade samples (no programs yet).
Mainly techno, analogue, drums and special atmospheric drones etc. Lemme
know if you’re up for a snail mail disk swap.
Met vriendelijke groet / More >
The Korg M1 list – Dec. 1995
Feb 3rd
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From: morritt@passport.ca
Date: Fri, 1 Dec 95 12:36 EST
Subject: M1 Digests
Hi!
Thanks for the great info on your list. Could you email me the two digests?
Thanks!
Rob
morritt@passport.ca
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From: morritt@passport.ca
Date: Sun, 3 Dec 95 18:59 EST
Subject: Re: M1 Digests
At 10:25 AM 02-12-95 -0500, you wrote:
>At 12:36 PM 12/1/95, morritt@passport.ca wrote:>Hi!
>>Thanks for the More >
The Korg M1 list – Feb. 1996
Feb 3rd
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Date: Thu, 01 Feb 1996 18:15:42 -0900
From: ralf@eskimo.com (Saralynn Andrew)
Subject: M1* Assist a novice
I have only recently found this list. However, I have had my M1 (bought
used, of course) for about six months. The basic factory sounds were intact
and it came with one spare sound card– More >
The Korg M1 list – Oct. 1995
Feb 3rd
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From: 102454.250@compuserve.com
Date: Sun, 1 Oct 1995 16:21:01 -0400
Subject: M1 soundsharing
Wow, that m1 banker is quite a utility. it works great.
anyone out there interested in sharing or trading m1 sounds.
the m1banker makes it so easy.i live in a very small town
outside of toronto and and m1 sounds and More >
