KORG MO1D synthesizer coming to 3DS eShop

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KORG M01D has been optimized for the 3DS hardware and doubles the amount of voices to 24. You can make tunes with up to 99 scenes using the 8 track / 64 step sequencer and 342 sounds. What’s really useful for 3DS music makers is you can save MIDI song data to an SD card.

KORG M01D will cost 3,000 yen ($30) and is slated for release in Japan this May as an eShop download. An overseas release for the West is scheduled for summer 2013.

http://www.siliconera.com/2013/04/10/make-music-on-your-3ds-with-korg-m01d/

This is an improved version of the KORG M01 synthesizer app that you might remember from the DS.

 

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I was with you right up until this part. It's an improved version of the Korg M01 which was only released in Japan. It has nothing to do with the DS-10 monosynth app other than the Korg name.
Yeah, my mistake. Thought it was based off DS-10 instead of M01D (which I haven't heard of).
 
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Yeah, my mistake. Thought it was based off DS-10 instead of M01D (which I haven't heard of).
It's pretty fun. Although it was only released in Japan, you don't need to know any to enjoy it.

I'll stick to a real microKORG.
Never the less this is pretty sweet!
:blink: A microKorkg is a MIDI controller/standalone polysynthesizer. It is neither a monosynth nor a workstation.
 

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As per article: "What’s really useful for 3DS music makers is you can save MIDI song data to an SD card." This sounds really cool, as long as it's in a useful extension like .mid so the file can be used in other hardware other than a different 3DS. If it can read back into a 3DS from the SD card, it might even be able to take existing .mid files and run them through the app which would be awesome.
 

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As per article: "What’s really useful for 3DS music makers is you can save MIDI song data to an SD card." This sounds really cool, as long as it's in a useful extension like .mid so the file can be used in other hardware other than a different 3DS. If it can read back into a 3DS from the SD card, it might even be able to take existing .mid files and run them through the app which would be awesome.

If they were for some bizarre reason to go with a file extention other than .mid, it's not really a massive chore to rename a file!
 

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Unless of course, they use an unuseful file extension like. Mp3 is what I meant.

Ummm if they WERE to save a MIDI file with an MP3 extension, three things would happen:

  1. The project leader would be sacked
  2. The file wouldn't be recognised in any MP3 player
  3. Renaming the extension to .mid would allow fix the issue
 

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