Bit of an arse-ache to make a complete track only using it (apart from the drums, obvs) but I can certainly see it making regular appearances from here on. I'm still in two minds about attempting a full EP with it. It'll be slow-going but might turn up something a bit different from me. Anyway, see what you's make of it. I'm not sure it's much of a demo of it's full capabilities - for one thing I never got round to using it as an external FX unit, cos I lost my old jack adapter and by the time a replacement arrived today, the track was finished. Maybe that's the excuse I need to have a stab at doing another NTS-1 solo track...
First tuna with the Korg NTS-1
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First tuna with the Korg NTS-1
Bit of an arse-ache to make a complete track only using it (apart from the drums, obvs) but I can certainly see it making regular appearances from here on. I'm still in two minds about attempting a full EP with it. It'll be slow-going but might turn up something a bit different from me. Anyway, see what you's make of it. I'm not sure it's much of a demo of it's full capabilities - for one thing I never got round to using it as an external FX unit, cos I lost my old jack adapter and by the time a replacement arrived today, the track was finished. Maybe that's the excuse I need to have a stab at doing another NTS-1 solo track...
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Re: First tuna with the Korg NTS-1
Love the big mental LFO build sweep thing.
It gives no fucks.
It gives no fucks.
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Re: First tuna with the Korg NTS-1
Wow this is really awesome, looks like fun.
Well done on your new toy!
Well done on your new toy!
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Boom.....sounds great always nice having a toy, breaks class as usual 

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Yeah, that bit was fun.Lasagna Pirate wrote: Sun Apr 04, 2021 2:00 am Love the big mental LFO build sweep thing.
It gives no fucks.
Cheers man!
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Can't say those were reference points for me really.Mr. Marty wrote: Sun Apr 04, 2021 4:04 am Spy movie stuff. Film noir. Nice sound on the bass. Love the drum transitions.
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Re: First tuna with the Korg NTS-1
Very cool Dolly, it has a nice sound. Lots of nice elements. Cool & complex drums, big bassline. It seems it was worth to get it. Keep up the great work!

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Re: First tuna with the Korg NTS-1
You may as well lick his assTrobador222 wrote: Mon Apr 19, 2021 10:28 pm That bass just gets down and vibrates in my chest! Love it!






