We have previously featured several of Ian Dixon’s videos, which showcase his great sound design work for the Korg modwave and wavestate synthesizers.
His latest video captures a livestream, recorded yesterday, that demonstrates how to use Korg’s Sample Builder to import WAV files, set up looping, and configure key zones. Then it looks at syncing samples to the synth and working with them in the synth engine.
The process works similarly for all versions of the synths, including mk1, mk2 and native versions.
Watch the video and share your thoughts on this in the comments!
Synthesist and sound designer Ian Dixon – In his latest video, demonstrates his new free Tangerine Dream sound library for the Korg modwave.
What Dixon say about the sound library:
Immerse yourself in the legendary sounds of Tangerine Dream with this free sound pack for the Korg Modwave. Inspired by the pioneering electronic music group founded by Edgar Froese in 1967, this collection brings iconic sounds from albums like “Phaedra,” “Poland,” and “Tangram,” as well as tracks like “White Eagle” and “Dolphin Dance.”
This pack includes:
80+ performances and programs
Atmospheric pads
Sequences
Lead sounds
Sound effects
The sound library is available now as a free download.
How close do you think the Korg modwave sounds to Tangerine Dream’s original synths? Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments!
