@@legrandmaitre7112 really good I added it to my live setup at my gigs. It’s really lovely to play

@@Angelstarscotland Excellent! I'm still making peculiar noises in my bedroom... 😅 Seriously, I enjoy myself immensely.

@@recoverorrelax2709 thanks 🙏

Hi Larry I sent you some instructions on FB messenger Let me know if you need any more help

"I asked Roland and even they didnt know" depends who at Roland you asked. It's a very simple synth sound to get something close on any analogue/virtual analogue synth. So in the above example (keep in mind it was 5 years ago) I think it was a mix between a square wave and a sawtooth wave slightly detuned ( maybe 3-4 cents). You'd need to set the AX in monophonoic mode with portamento set up to get the glide. If it sounds too harsh you can apply a little bit of low pass filter. I also used a a high pass filter to cut off any unwanted bottom end. A bit of reverb an old fashioned reverb like a plate or a spring reverb possibly add a tiny bit of amp/speaker sim. A little bit of fairly fast vibrato on the mod bar. That would get you close on the AX-Edge however where I'll agree with your Roland rep the Moog GM is particularly suited to this sound as it was a minimoog used in the original and I think it is highly unlikely you'll ever get the AX to sound as authentic as the above example. I think you could get something reasonably good on the AX, but the Moog oscillators have a distinct sound, and then there's the natural analogue drive from the amp circuits circuits and natural slight tuning variations that comes with real analogue. The Moog GM also has a REAL in spring reverb again perfect for that authentic 70s sound.

@@cyberdream-music thanks so much

@@Mchannemann thanks my friend

@@jeevespreston4740 thanks 🙏

@@MrFabiusynth thanks 🙏

@@djrafaelgrey thanks 🙏

@@IanDixonTDL thanks I’m sure there’s plenty of rainy days Lancashire

(Kicks ass!)

@@DJDigitalJosh thanks 🙏

@@craigmakarowski6460 thanks 🙏

@@lawrencelougheed it’s a cracker the SE

@@alteregothehi-qs5774 thanks for your support 😀. Yes it’s a real shame they didn’t adopt the same patch management system as Wavestate.

@ am I right: there is no possibility to have a preview listen to each of the sounds, whether the factory sounds or the custom sounds: you need to import all and the send them to opsix and only the can sou make the selection: I guess , its easier to select sounds in native (tavorite) and then handselect the ones you want to have in the hardware version. Within the Librarian ca one cooy paste a patch to move it to another position and overwrite a factory preset?

@@alteregothehi-qs5774 tbh I’m not sure I sold my Opsix about 2-3 years ago.

@@alteregothehi-qs5774 hi Alex I just realised it’s you lol

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@@AviPFine thank you my friend. Yeah the 707 is a nice box no doubt although being honest I don’t use it all that much.

@@AviPFine also I’ve stuck a cool UAD compressor plugin on the MC707 channel and my beloved incinerator plugin ( from the late Dom Hawkin)

Thanks a lot!

@@Totally007 thanks 🙏 much appreciated

@@sjf3721 no they are custom presets I’ve designed

@@lawrencelougheed the deal at music matter was too good to let go

@@Angelstarscotland "That's my story and I'm sticking to it" right? 🙂

😂😂😂😂 I’m such a rule breaker

@Angelstarscotland IK!!! 😁 ... anyway the SE survived the Scottish blade runner 🙃

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@@ricnewth I think of say you wanted to use AT to filter on the full performance you’d need to apply it to each layer separately. Reverb and master EQ one layer would do the full performance

@@Angelstarscotland thank you

@@IanDixonTDL cheers buddy hope you’re well

@@theaudioeng how are you! I’d say better than decent keybed I actually really like it.

@Angelstarscotland yeah fine Marc, thanks! That's interesting, may have to a noodle on one in Pro Audio store then 😀. BTW, we're you at Synthfest a few weeks back?, can't remember seeing you there with Cheryl??, as was going to have a chat like previous (apologises if missed you both!!). 🍻

@@theaudioengunfortunately we had a gig booked so we couldn’t make it to Synthfest I was a bit gutted……😢

@Angelstarscotland Ahh, I guessed as much Marc .... need the pennies to come in! Fair enough!! Didn't feel quite as busy as last year, to me anyway but of course, loads of great new gear there to play on 😁. Hope you can make it next year then 🙏.

Thank you! Cheers!

@@legrandmaitre7112 mine are slightly more flush compared to the other buttons

@@Angelstarscotland Thanks for responding Marc, that's good of you. I also have the smaller Wavestate - by comparison the buttons in question on the SE are set lower than they are on the older machine. But it seems yours are the same as mine - which is reassuring! It must be some sort of design decision on Korg's part.

@@legrandmaitre7112 as long as they work ok I’m quite happy

It’s a lovely machine no doubt, as someone who has watched your channel for many years I think you would love it and play it rather beautifully.

Thanks buddy

The rack versions are pretty neat. Yes It was too good a price to turn down.

@@enochroot9438 thanks buddy, yeah I plan to use it on stage why I opted for silver. It’s a far better keybed and better than the keybed on my Cobalt 8x IMHO

@@TheSynthAcademy I doubt Roland would…. Case is really good because there’s nothing worse than spending big on an instrument then having to shell out another £200-250 to get a good case before you can bring it to a gig.

*integrating wavestate native

That’d be fab but it’d probably become a 3k synth

Great deal at music matter UK £995. I could never justify it but at that price became a daft decision not to buy it!

Thank you very much! I love it

@@Angelstarscotland Nothing like the excitement of a brand new synth... great stuff, you enjoy! 👍

@@sonarfreq absolutely 👍

Thanks buddy

Thank you! Cheers!

@@lukeomalley hi thanks for your comment. Being totally honest there’s not much to it with FM drum sounds. On the Pro800 you need to dive into the menus and select the fast envelopes (it’s been a while forget the exact name) set your amp envelope to attack 0 a fast decay sustain 0. Use the polymod to create unmusical tones and with that envelope setting it should make interesting percussion noises. Add some noise as desired(great for snares) You can also use the filter envelope assigned to your polymod to vary the sound at the start. If you’re doing it on DX7 type FM synthesis it’s a similar method. Just don’t use fixed ratios, non melodic is better for percussion.

@@vender3516 thanks