KORG M1

The KORG M1 is a digital synthesizer and music workstation produced by Korg. It was first released in 1988 and quickly became one of the most popular synthesizers of its time.

The KORG M1 uses a type of synthesis called PCM (pulse code modulation) which involves sampling real instruments and playing them back digitally through the synthesizer.

The KORG M1 includes a wide variety of sounds such as pianos, organs, strings, brass, and more. It also includes some famous preset sounds such as the 'M1 Piano' and 'Universe'.

Yes, the KORG M1 includes a sound programming mode where you can create your own custom sounds by adjusting various parameters such as waveform, filter, and envelope settings.

Yes, the KORG M1 includes a variety of built-in effects such as reverb, chorus, and delay. These effects can be applied to individual sounds or to entire mixes.

The KORG M1 includes a powerful sequencer that allows you to create complex musical arrangements using the built-in sounds and effects. The sequencer also includes features such as quantization and real-time recording.

Yes, the KORG M1 has MIDI capability and can be used as a MIDI controller to trigger sounds on other synthesizers or software instruments.

The KORG M1 includes standard audio outputs as well as MIDI In, Out, and Thru ports. It also has a disk drive for storing and loading sounds and sequences, as well as a headphone jack.

Yes, the KORG M1 is still widely used in music production today and is considered a classic synthesizer. Many producers and musicians continue to use its sounds in their music.

Yes, there are still many places that offer repairs and replacement parts for the KORG M1. However, since it is an older synthesizer, it may be more difficult to find parts and repairs may be more expensive.