Thank You :)

Sorry for late response. I was in a hurry. True. I have used a SAS-20 drums. You have really good hearing!!! I'v recorded all and used with amigo sampler plugin. With amigo I can easily select kick/drum and use keyboard to play. No need to chop them in the wave editor. Thank You for good words. Have a nice day! BTW, a new SAS-20 sound dropped to my channel! Two days of work.. ehhhym... of fun!!! ;)

Hi! This is my first synthesizer hardware ever. For me, who was used vst plugins only, is soo different. Yes, the sound is so different to vst's that I use. I was, I am in schock! Now I feal like this korg has soul inside. Mayby all hardware synthesizer has souls? Can't compare. For me it sounds great! Rhythms build in this korg sas-20 sounds cheap imo. But this is my first impresion and may be changed. I am not 100% sure but this synths was the first synths ever with rythms inside! btw, I did not used any of rhythms from this korg in this music. I have sas cartridge sc-02 Easy Listening too but not yet had time to check it more than just test if it works. I recorded all drums build in this korg and used three of them in my new music I am working in right now. I don't have any experiance with loops-waves too much. I don't like to use others waves because they are not mine. I prefere to generate sound than use others sound. So... I have to learn how to make a good loops in this daw. I have anoying CLICKS between bars. I know that crossfading exist but I am looking for something faster. Have to find a good tutorial. Maybe a wave edditor is my answer? Thank you for the sub. I subbed to Your channel too. PS. I am trying to put as much information about how I build my music to make a backup if my HD fails me. Time for to backup!

@@pierrenagonio I have quite a lot of hardware keyboards, mostly things I could pick up cheaply, including the SAS-20. A lot of them are 'home keyboards' with presets sounds and accompaniment rhythms and most of them to be honest do not sound very inspiring. They usually have just one or two sounds that are nice but they are fun to play with and I also enjoy modding the electronics. The SAS-20 is an exception, however, as it produces rich sounding tones and all of them have character. I have a few 'proper' synthesizers as well but I tend to mostly use plugins when recording tracks or when creating full pieces and then add some hardware sounds into the mix. The built in drums and patterns of the SAS-20 are probably best used that way. I like the hi-hat, snare and cymbal sounds but the bass drum is not great, so mixing them with samples and processing them with effects is the way I do it. However, the drums aren't the SAS-20's best point so it's not really worth the effort to record them and make loops unless you really want to. If you do though, the simplest approach is to record a rhythm at the slowest tempo and then chop the audio into separate drum sounds to save as individual wave files which can be loaded into a sample player. But I think Sitala has a beat slicing function, so you could probably use that? I have three SAS cartridges which I think is the full set? According to the manual, Korg planned to release more but I think they never did as digital technology rapidly replaced these old analog machines. I guess they abandoned that plan. There are a couple of interesting patterns on each cartridge but most of them are disappointing. I wish Korg had released a 'Techno Pop' cartridge for the SAS-20 because Yellow Magic Orchestra were the biggest group in Japan at that time. Cheers!

I am not a musician. Just have fun with sound I try to make, but like U said... its really hard to find best rhythm and cool spot. THX for the comment :)

No links coze it was for funn, but if U are still interested then search for a string: ST4uJHr3gZUQD Good luck Friend!

@@pierrenagonio Thank you !

@@pierrenagonio And where do i find the key ?

@@rici_21 A key? I don't understand. Search web with a string I mentioned. Open website and find a link to download.

@@pierrenagonio The program promts me to enter a serial key to enter the program. But i have found it since on the russian video.

No links coze it was for funn, but if U are still interested then search for a string: ST4uJHr3gZUQD Good luck Friend!

THX! Take a look at my last song Friend!

same. I used a free version.

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HI! I'v tested the old one on Bowers & Wilkins Diamond Surround Sound System for few days and found that is not enought vibrating. I decide to put more bass's, remove some duplicated sounds, and a the end replaced and lovered the highest piano (pium, pium haha). This is the last version (I think).

Just checked my free Cakewalk DAW and found 700+ plugins!!! Almost all free or was free. Many was taken when was free. BTW, I have bought two new VSTs from humblebundle today for $1. I feal like I have stolen smthing :) CA2600 Synthesizer and Voltage Modular Ignite + free Voltage Modular Nucleus and 2 years ago Surrealistic MG-1 Plus Synthesizer. I will use them if I find them... If I bump while lurking on huge vst list HAHA! BTW, I dont know what they do or how they works. I do experiments (brain storm), like this last music (FUTURE SENSE). What I can tell U. I have funn creating music and I am really really happy to listening my music. I know, I know, they are technically bad but for me they are realy nice gems. I will try to help U. Just Check virtual instruments like: Lo-Fi lite or scrachpad (scrachpad has textures like tape/rain) I did kindish lofi music with 2nd one :) And IDK if LOVE-FI LITE is good 600MB. Not yet tested. the lat one: maybe arturia tape mello fi but it cost a lot of $$ If anything catched Your eye please tell me. Waiting for Your new creation!!! See U next time!

Iv made some corrections to my last project. Will be published in a week. Why so long? I dont want to mak a mistake publishing without correction. I will checking if there is no sily sound errors ;)

@@pierrenagonio I love the analogue sound really! I guess it is hard to capture it only using digital workflow with VST, but they do really good job and you also!!

Hi! Nice to meet another retro guy! KFF is amazing cartridge made by Kim. U can talk to creator on forum64 de (Eng/De language). There are 83 pages about this cart on that forum already and answers for your questions if I remember. Search for Kung Fu Flash Cartridge. BTW, KFF has few cons like buttons on the top, no full disk drive emulate and no file sorting (I think) but realy good search. DriveSort app, to sort Your entire sd card, works realy good. But if I was U I will consider to check ultimate64 cartridge (my dream) first. Next, check raspberrypi0 + shield = pi1541 (I am happy to have it). Both of them has full disk drive emulation. At the end decide. So... KFF is realy fast cart and there are plenty of crt files with many programs on the web so... get it!!! ;)

@@pierrenagonio Thanks. I'll check out the Forum64! For a long time I've had a Pi 3 laying around I haven't found a real use for yet. Played a little with Home Assistent but so far deemed it to be too cumbersome when the sum of Hue, SmartThings and Tuya can do 99% of what I want. I have a pi-hat on the way. Has been "for ages" since the incident at Royal Mail. Of course the hat I wanted was the fancy one shaped like a 5.25" floppy - which I only could find in the UK. I also have a SixtyClone board on the way - same story from UK as well. I have letters arriving from Italy much much faster(!) Arghhh. Hadn't it been the 466 board I'd like to build I'd ordered "Der alte Bastler" board instead which is available from many (and in many qualities). That board only seens available in the 407 variant unfortunately. Yeah I know the KFF is not a full drive emulation. I would like to get the Ultimate cartridge but at the moment it's out of stock and probably takes a long time. Also I'm a bit unsure whether to go for the new made with Lattice FPGA or try to hunt down an older Xilinx. The reason the guy behind it switched is because of the chip shortage. On the other hand I can't help wonder which will have the longest support. How many differences are there? Is it a simple matter of compiling source code to either FPGA - in which case I believe both will be supported equally long. Or will he switch back when Xilinx sort out their supply issues or stick to Lattice? If only the pi-hat will soon show up then I'm in no hurry other than perhaps the KFF (unfortunately the best is again is from UK - arghhh). At least I have a few fast loaders to start with - an Epyx and a very fast Danish one I also had back then although I'm unsure if it's the exact same version - that is noticeably faster than the Epyx. Powerred by a pi 3 at least it's not the processor of the drive that is the bottleneck when dealing with lots of files and folders. Also the support of USB drives in newer firmware is a huge plus.

@@HifiCentret RPI3 Bplus is amazing computer. I did many stuff with it. Starting from video monitoring sending pictures to my online server via modem with sim card which was used when I was on vacation, through all kind of emulations, ending with electro piano with uploaded by me wav sound recorded from mini mooog prodigy emulator, right now. I am using real old retro Commodore computers but I want to build emu once, the bare metal c64 (bmc64). Have all components in home but... maybe later ;) and I am not much excperienced in soldering too. RPi Zero + Epyx Fastload is here too, in my home! No more external power supply and full disk drive emulator. It's like... UltimateIIplus cartridge for poor peoples ;) I like it very much but no time to use it right now. I have chill from c64 era now. I am focused on others thing, like programing now. But for me Ultimate is must to have. Price... Yea, price... Not for that price! I think better to get Ultimate 64 than cart. BTW I tried to get UIIplus once from websites like ebay. Found one, used one, but... I was scamed... waiting for a case in the court. We will see.

​@@pierrenagonio No doubt the RPi3 is a nice computer - just hadn't found a use case for it since I bought it :D I've always found it too slow (drive random access) for a little generic computer. The microSD choice is beyond me - slow as molasses - if only they allowed a small SSD without the cumbersome USB configuration. I have other alarm systems including on the SmartThings platform - two systems with video so not even there I found a use case. I did research whether or not it could be used for a media center. I'd really like it to play DVD and BR using a USB BR drive - no luck finding software for that use. I've not tried the BMC64. Wonder how it compares to "The C64" which I have both mini and full size. But to be honest - it's not the same as the real deal. If it had cartridge and perhaps also serial and tape port it would be something I'd consider giving a try. Yeah the Ultimate64 seems nice too. Not the real deal - but close enough and it's not an emulation in it's classic sense. However at the moment it's on the shelf next to hens teeth and the boxes of unobtanium. Still I'm sure I'll find a self build clone a bit more fun. There's rumors that the guy from Individual Computers will make a C64 Reloaded MK3 - that would be an FPGA implementation a bit like Ultimate64 - but he holds the C64 license so the potential it could be even better and at least not require you to install a ROM on first boot.

No problemo! It was really fun making music with Your VST. Time to make RAP music ;)

Another video is waiting for U :)

Check the next one! U will not regret.

IMO Fire is the one, from today. Masacra :)

It was really funy making music on pentium 3 and sound blaster soundcard those days :) Waiting for more tunes from U :)

still looking ;) Found that stereo needs twice more work to make a proper sound.

for this price absoultely right but IDK if U know about combo flash epyx fast loader + pi1541. Price is the same but if U add pi0 (additional $$) you can run multidiscs progams. IMO is a little better than KFF. So a the end KFF is almost perfect.

I know base keys. I think enought to make and save song. The big problem is to master at this moment :)

@@pierrenagonio It takes a little bit of time to understand.. I can also recommend Sidwizard. It supports 2 sids also. We love Trackers

@@PeaceDub any chance to make a short tutorial with sounds examples so I wont be like a kid in the fog? Thank You :)

@@pierrenagonio I can try tomorrow to test it with 2 sids and record it.. There is some great tutorials on KZbin and the manual is also pretty good. We will see how far I can go.

@@PeaceDub not too much tutorials. One on vimeo and two on yt. Cant find more videos. But have found one instruction on vandervecken website. But no instructions in sound modyfication in a table data. Still dont know how to make: hihat, bass, drum, guitar, piano, triangle, trumpet... If You can create tutorial for base instruments, modification will be piece of cake. Thank you for your time.

check Kun Fu Flash Cartridge thread on forum64.de Here U can find Kim Jorgensen, an creator of KFF cartridge. But if I remember Your ultimate can play sid from the box.

crashes? You are talking about sidplayer? I had crashes only when I wanted to run multidisks. I know they wont work on KFF ;) But if sids crashed try to hit restre or run stop on the keyboard. Not tested yet but heard that may help.

@@pierrenagonio yeah.. sidplay64 crashed couple of times when run from kff.. but no biggie. At least it works now.

Happy to help. Looks like KFF is going to be better and better thanks to the community.

@@pierrenagonio amazing device i must say, i'm coming from a stock C128 with the awful 1541 drive and only 15% on my floppies are still working...now even the D64 emulation is blazing quick !

@@jda4887 I have bought my 1st 1541 II disk drive half of the month ago and still can't test it because 5.25 disks prices are so insane. Luckly I have vintage/retro friends and waiting now for the packge with few disks inside.