KORG MS-20 2.4.3

KORG MS-20 is a classic analog synthesizer that was first released in 1978. It was a mono synthesizer using the subtractive synthesis architecture and it was became known for its raw and powerful sound. It features a unique and versatile interface, features two voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) with a variety of waveform options, a voltage-controlled high- and low-pass filter, and a built-in amplifier. voltage controlled (VCA) with envelope generator. It also has a patch bay that allows the user to create complex signal routing and modulation capabilities.

For the software, 32 polyphonic voices and up to 16 choruses (with detune/spread function) have been added. Flexible external modulation settings and MIDI clock synchronization were also introduced, allowing a high degree of flexibility and freedom to be produced.

KORG MS-20 is capable of producing a wide range of sounds, from classic analog synthesizer bass and conductors to experimental and pioneering textures. Its distinctive sound has made it a favorite of many musicians and electronic producers, and it has been used in countless recordings of various genres.

Since then, Korg has released several updated versions of the MS-20, including the MS-20 mini and the MS-20 FS, which feature modern updates while preserving the look and feel of the MS-20. classic bar of the original.