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	Korg M1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Korg M1 The Korg M1 was the world's first widely-known music workstation and is the best-selling digital keyboard of all time, surpassing even the Yamaha DX7.
		Prior to the arrival of the Korg M1, the Yamaha DX7 and the Roland D-50 were the best-selling digital synthesizers.
		Rackmount versions of the M1 and the O series were offered, some of which featured the sequencer, a rare feature on today's synth racks.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Korg_M1 (1110 words)

	Korg M1
		When the Korg M1 was previewed at the 1988 winter NAMM show, no one predicted that it would become the world's best-selling synthesizer workstation.
		InVision introduced the M1 Plus One expansion board, which had 4 MB of sparkling new samples such as organs, guitars, and flutes; those samples are preinstalled on the M1 Plus One.
		In 2001 Korg's support for the M1 is limited to repairs and replacement of the original patch data.
	emusician.com /elecinstruments/emusic_korg/index.html (1170 words)

	Korg M1 Source
		If the M1 and computer are not MIDI connected, the only way to restore this data is with a $100 US blank MCR-03 RAM card containing your backup or a $50 US Factory Sounds ROM card from Voice Crystal.
		If the M1 and computer are MIDI connected, transfer the “Factory” backup file in the prog/combi download to restore the original sounds, drum kits, and global settings.
		The M1 must be in sequencer mode to record/play more than one sound with an external sequencer, because only SEQ mode allows MIDI data exchange over all eight channels simultaneously.
	www.geocities.com /tlittle72 (1244 words)

	Vintage Synth Explorer - Korg M1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The M1 was and still is a popular and widely used digital synthesizer and music workstation.
		The M1 features built-in AI Synthesis for full digital generation and processing using 4MB of PCM sampled and synthesized waveforms which can be shaped using analog-style editing.
		The M1 is sort of like a workstation-version of the Roland D-50.
	www.vintagesynth.com /korg/m1.shtml (358 words)

	KORG ZONE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		KORG Canada is a division of JAM Industries, exclusive distributors of KORG products in Canada and provides product info, software and OS upgrades plus some manuals to download.
		KIT is the Korg i-Series Toolkit to manipulate styles on the Korg i30 distributed by Syncro S.r.l.
		Korg-i File Editor is the generic name of a family of programs that run on Windows 95/98, 2000 or NT4 platforms with 8 Mbytes RAM and helps a KORG i-Series Interactive Music Workstation User organize his/her Arrangements, Styles, KBD Sets, Backing Sequences etc.
	www.synthzone.com /korg.htm (3276 words)

	Korg M1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Sequence section can be enlarged by the re-formatting the M1 from 100 Patches and Combinations to 50 Patches and Combinations.
		My manual states that the M1 can hold 10 songs in it's Sequencer when set to 100 Patches/Combinations, but I think it is really dependent on how much data is in the sequences themselves.
		It's two independent Effects sections may be run in serial or parallel and can be panned to any of it's four outputs.
	www.aracnet.com /~tloepp/support/m1.html (236 words)

	Korg Wavestation EX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In fact, the Wavestation also drew heritage from Korg Japan's PCM sample-playback keyboards (specifically the M1), resulting in a ROM sample-based machine with weak onboard filtering.
		Nonetheless, it is a very powerful synthesiser: in addition to vector mixing (a 2-dimensional envelope controlling audio balance between four voices), it features wave sequencing, allowing a voice to play a loopable sequence of PCM samples, which may be rhythmic, cross-faded, or both.
		Re-grease the key guides with perhaps a silicon or lithium grease (you may be able to obtain the original type of grease from your Korg distributor).
	www.cassiel.com /gearhead/wsex.html (863 words)

	Korg M1 Synthesizer Workstation - Specifications, pictures, prices, links, reviews and ratings
		Though the Kawai K4 I got in 1990 was a compromise because I couldn't afford the M1, I find myself missing the sounds on the long since hocked Kawai--they were on the whole much warmer and more expressive.
		Korg M1 in action Multi-tracked sounds on mp3 "Norwegian Time"
		Korg web site (In France) More info, More sounds,downlowding...
	www.sonicstate.com /synth/m1.cfm (442 words)

	The Korg M/T Series Super Site
		This includes the Korg M1, M1R, M3R, T1, T2, T3, and Invision M1 Plus 1 synths.
		There's more info on this site than you can probably "digest" in one sitting so mark it as a favorite and the return trip will be an easy one.
		This new release now covers all 16 Card Sets in full, exports over 100 sound files, includes new conversion patches that function without a PCM card, and includes a new bonus section on additional PCM cards above and beyond the original 16.
	www.kinneticfx.com /korgmt (137 words)

	Korg M1 Sound Libraries
		Wouldn't you love the opportunity to load your M1 with the same sounds used by pro's from the Beach Boys and Pete Townshend's Eel Pie Recording Studio to Rita Coolidge's keyboardist?
		Yes, those three customers have all purchased both sets of our M1 sounds, and now you can, too - on a risk-free basis!
		Every Korg T/M series user should have a set or two of these.
	www.manymidi.com /m1.html (173 words)

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