DS #2514: KORG DS-10 Synthesizer (Japan)

FlameTakuya · Jul 27, 2008

Oh, and, uh, while I'm here...

Seems you guys are able to post your works here online. How do you do it?

By recording through an emulator or something?

Or is there like a web-uploading service you can use in the "game"? (Doubt the latter, but would be awesome if included)

da_rula · Jul 27, 2008

Just connect the DS to your PC Audio Line-In and use some record software

With some cable like this:

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vanlol · Jul 27, 2008

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x69dx5_ko...eo-3_videogames

This is pretty good

Rock Raiyu · Jul 27, 2008

da_rula said:
Just connect the DS to your PC Audio Line-In and use some record software

With some cable like this:

Wow, I had one of those. I never knew what it was. What kind of software can I use?

da_rula · Jul 27, 2008

Every software, which can record from line-in/mic-in will do. I do it with CoolEdit Pro, which isnt freeware.

dib · Jul 27, 2008

Pretty sure Winamp has plenty of input plugins. And as an added bonus, run Milkdrop while playing back your song.

But yeah, I was concerned when this thing turned out to be only eight megabytes (less than one compressed, and a bit over five when trimmed) but evidently it's all there. Just finished playing with it for the last twenty minutes rocking out to some random crap and it's all the fun you would for as a portable Fruity Loops/whatever.

Love the audio boost technology, it sounds so clear at max volume. I wish that technology would be integrated into video games.

K2Valor · Jul 27, 2008

I can make some pretty good beats and stuff, but I don't understand how the "Song" function works. Anyone wanna explain?

Alastair · Jul 27, 2008

K2Valor said:
I can make some pretty good beats and stuff, but I don't understand how the "Song" function works. Anyone wanna explain?

I haven't been playing it much (have beens leeping, actually) but I think (hope) that could be for looping bars and making different ones to add to form a song?

da_rula · Jul 27, 2008

Just make some patterns (for example create a beat, copy the whole beat from pattern 1 to pattern 2 and remove the snares from the beat at pattern 2), then go to
song mode and mark the first 4 squares in the first row, and the 5th to 8th square in row 2. now play. it will first play the full beat and after 4 steps it will play the same
beat without snare

Thats all, very easy to learn.

NeSchn · Jul 27, 2008

I don't know how to make patterns go together. It just stays on pattern 1, it never changes!

da_rula · Jul 27, 2008

You always start on pattern1, go and create some beat, then switch to pattern screen (you will see pattern1 highlighted with a red dot), then chose "copy" from the upper
menu and after that click on pattern2. Now you got a copy from your beat on pattern2. Now SELECT pattern2 to change it a bit, et voila, you got to different patterns
which will nicely fit into song mode.

Rictrunks · Jul 27, 2008

I have got one of that cable. I've recorded one simple music.
Here is it: http://rapidshare.com/files/132890099/korg-ds-hasta.mp3.html
The sound quality is very good.

Sc4rFac3d · Jul 27, 2008

YESYESYES! FINALLY, I totally forgot about this.

silent sniper · Jul 27, 2008

Would there happen to be an instruction manual anywhere?

DjFIL · Jul 27, 2008

Only spent 15 minutes with it, with output to my high quality DJ headphones. I am very impressed with this software. This is right up there with RB-338 (Rebirth by Propellerheads, makers of Reason) with the quality. My only complaint so far, I can't find away (and i don't know if there is) a way to get more then the standard 4 choice drum kit (kick, snare, open hat, closed hat). Otherwise the control options and software interface is perfect.

NeSchn · Jul 27, 2008

I might do one of my ghetto recording to record some of my songs, my friend won't let me borrow his PC Audio Line-In cable.

jacksonbrown · Jul 27, 2008

DjFIL said:
My only complaint so far, I can't find away (and i don't know if there is) a way to get more then the standard 4 choice drum kit (kick, snare, open hat, closed hat)

Kind of unintuitive, but if you click the Drums button on the far right you'll get the Drum pad page (Side note: When playing a loop, tapping on the pads is quantized, giving you a perfect beat

) where there's an edit button in the upper left corner. Click that, then select the pad you want to edit. There will be a new screen playing a looping sample. Here you can modify the drum like any other synth and add drum-specific FX. Unfortunately, unlike the 2 synths, the changes are song-wide and can't be modified per pattern.

Also, I think I figured out what the SMT/HLD button does on the Kaoss page: SMT interpolates the data changes made on page 3 (doesn't affect page 1 or 2 as far as I can tell). HLD is stepped, good for anything needing a clean rhythm (e.g. chiptunes).

test84 · Jul 27, 2008

Is there somewhere to download an english manual/tutorial for it?

Lumstar · Jul 27, 2008

Same here. The entire game itself is in English. No Japanese at all. But a complete lack of instructions too...

knipri · Jul 27, 2008

I can't believe it's on my ds now. Months of dreaming, then only seconds of downloading and installing. I feel guilty.

Amazing product.

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