The DS-10 is Back!

 

Jetdaisuke checks out the new Korg DSN-12 for Nintendo 3DS:

 

 

Killing in the Name of Korg

Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name of" on the Nintendo DS by Harley Likes Music:


"A Remix by HarleyLikesMusic of Killing in the Name of by Rage Against the Machine. This was made purely on Korg DS-10 for the Nintendo DS. Free download: http://harleylikesmusic.bandcamp.com/track/killing-in-the-name" -Harley

Kill Paris and the Wii Balance Board

Osculator with the Wii Balance Board Massive in Ableton
-Kill Paris

KORG M01 - Palmtop music workstation

「KORG M1」をモチーフにしたニンテンドーDS用音楽ソフト「KORG M01」
がついに発売となりました。手のひらの中のミュージック・ワークステーショ
ン と銘打った本格シーケンサーを届いたそばから試用したファーストインプ
レッションです 。なかなか使いやすいぞ！
jetdaisuke

Move over DS-10...

Coming December 2010:

'KORG M01' is a palm-sized Music Workstation for Nintendo DS!
You can make a wide variety of music with 8 tracks sequencer and more than
300 sounds including the legendary Korg's M1 sounds. Anyone can generate
musical notes, chords, and drums by Touch control screen without music
knowledge.
ニンテンドーDSで実現する「手のひらの中のミュージック・ワークステーシ
ョン」。KORG DS-10開発スタッフとコルグ社が再び集結。あの銘器、
KORG M1をモデルに、誰でも・いつでも・どこでも曲作りを楽しむことがで
きるシンセサイザー＋シーケンサーがついに登場！
http://www.detune.co.jp/

KORG DS-10 PLUS: 'Everyday' By Anthony Seeha

An original song that I wrote myself.
This song uses DUAL MODE in Korg DS-10 Plus. 100% Korg DS-10 Plus!!
I wrote this song right after the last day of the school year.
I consider this song to by my summer theme song. ^-^
Please enjoy!! :D
seehanth001

Techno in 6 sounds using nanoloop

Nanoloop is an app for the iphone/ipad, it is a 6 part sequencer
with sounds synthesized using FM, noise, pulse or sample. You
can find out more about it by visiting www.nanoloop.com

This is my first attempt at using it for a track, it is quite easy to
use and very minimal but quite interesting and a lot of fun. If
you have an ipod touch, iphone or ipad and enjoy making music
it is well worth checking out.
Daren Ager

Korg DS-10 Synthesizer 101 - Sidechaining

Watch this video and learn how to sidechain with Korg DS-10! :D
seehanth001
soundcloud.com/anthonyseeha

ds-10 vs. beaterator

I thought I'd do a video with my new beaterator and with and old friend korg ds-10. I had to record them in different takes, because I have no mixer.
BarataSound

Kill Paris and the Wii-Tar

Some fun with a wii-mote, guitar, and ableton!
for wii to midi, please visit-mike.verdone.ca/wiitomidi
www.youtube.com/user/Killparispaige
www.soundcloud.com/killparis

DS-10 Plus

The makers of the fantastic DS-10 for the Nintendo DS have updated it for the new DSi. The new DS-10+ is like having two DS-10s together! Double the tracks, double the drums. It also enables the user to edit the drums and synthesizers live, which will be fantastic. Granted you could use the Kaoss screen to control some of the synth parameters live before, but now everything is available for live tweaking! I love this synthesizer and hope it will encourage other developers to jump on the DSi platform for music production software. With the touchscreen it really is perfectly suited for music. Maybe Korg will take notice and make a Kaossilator for the DSi. No mention about whether the step sequencer has been expanded.





And don't forget to check out my drum samples from the DS-10 posted here:

DS-10 Samples

DS-10 to the rescue!

About two weeks ago my Macbook Pro's screen started glitching out like an old television set losing it's reception on a stormy night. Needless to say I was distressed and contacted Apple Care, who promptly sent me out a box and shipping label, so I could mail my laptop to Memphis to get fixed. Now my MBP is the center of my life... I have no television, no ipod and I'm not the most sociable guy (which is a nice way of saying I'm a loser). So while my laptop was getting fixed I remembered that I had recently picked up the DS-10 for my Nintendo DS Lite. If you're not familiar with the DS-10 it's a recreation of the analog MS-10 monophonic synthesizer with a 16 track sequencer for the Nintendo DS. With my computer gone, it gave me ample time to play with the DS-10 and man is it fun! I really like the drum sounds that can be made with it as well as sound fx. Only real gripe is that I wish the sequencer was at least 32 steps long. Luckily the Pattern window has a lot of steps so there's a work around. Anyhow, I spent the majority of the weekend playing with it and came up with some pretty good sounds that I really wanted to try out in Reason. So as soon as I got my computer back I fired up Propellerhead's record and made wav files of my favorite drum and glitch sounds from the DS-10. I haven't gotten to good at editing with record yet, so I used Audacity to cut the files down to size and now they are available if you are so inclined:


DS-10 Beat L.72.zip