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Explores the history and contributions of Fumio Mieda to early synthesizers.
Discusses the original MS-20's features and Arturia's approach to its virtual version.
Details Arturia's True Analog Emulation technology for authentic sound reproduction.
Guides users through the essential steps of product registration, activation, and installation.
Configures audio and MIDI settings for standalone use on Windows and macOS.
Explains how to integrate and use the software within a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW).
Provides initial guidance for exploring the instrument's sounds and basic operation.
Presents a general look at the software's layout and main functional areas.
Details the main toolbar for global settings, preset management, and panel access.
Describes the bottom toolbar providing access to parameter info, undo/redo, and macro controls.
Covers the Side Panel's tabs for MIDI, Macros, Tutorials, and global settings.
Explains how to search, filter, load, and manage presets within the software.
Guides users on switching between the main instrument panels and additional features.
Find sounds using text searches and tag-based filtering.
Organize and manage your sound collection using favorites, banks, and custom playlists.
Modify and add metadata like name, type, and tags to user presets.
Create, name, reorder, and export playlists for setlists and project organization.
Understand visual cues, default settings, and control interactions on the panel.
Details the two Voltage Controlled Oscillators, their waveforms, and pitch/PWM modulation.
Explains the Highpass and Lowpass filters, cutoff modulation, and filter models.
Covers the Modulation Generator (LFO) and Envelope Generators for shaping sound over time.
Learn to use virtual patch cables for advanced signal routing and modulation.
Process external audio signals through the MS-20 architecture using the ESP.
Adjusts parameters to emulate analog circuit instabilities for authentic character.
Introduces the 12-step sequencer and its global settings like clock and pattern types.
Details controls for gate length, portamento, CV mapping, and output for each sequencer channel.
Choose between Series and Parallel routing for applying multiple effects.
Explains the parameters for the Delay and Tape Echo effects for creating echoes and ambiance.
Details the controls for Pitch Shift Delay and Reverb, adding pitch variation and spatial depth.
Covers Distortion for tonal shaping and Bitcrusher for digital degradation effects.
Learn to control dynamics with Compressor and Multiband Compressor effects.
Explores modulation effects like Chorus, Phaser, and Flanger for adding movement and texture.
Fine-tune stereo imaging with Stereo Pan and shape tone with Multi Filter.
Precisely sculpt tone using the Parametric Equalizer for detailed frequency adjustments.
Explains the fundamental building blocks of subtractive synthesis: oscillators, filters, and amplifiers.
Details VCO waveforms, pitch control, and modulation sources like LFOs and EGs.
Describes filter types (LPF, HPF, BPF), cutoff, resonance, and slope controls.
Explains the VCA's role in amplitude control and the complete signal flow of the synth voice.
Covers Envelope Generators (EGs) and Low Frequency Oscillators (LFOs) for dynamic sound shaping.
Outlines Arturia's terms regarding software ownership, licensing, and usage rights.
Details the procedures for software activation, support, and update access.
Specifies limitations on unbundling, modifying, or assigning the software license.
Explores the history and contributions of Fumio Mieda to early synthesizers.
Discusses the original MS-20's features and Arturia's approach to its virtual version.
Details Arturia's True Analog Emulation technology for authentic sound reproduction.
Guides users through the essential steps of product registration, activation, and installation.
Configures audio and MIDI settings for standalone use on Windows and macOS.
Explains how to integrate and use the software within a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW).
Provides initial guidance for exploring the instrument's sounds and basic operation.
Presents a general look at the software's layout and main functional areas.
Details the main toolbar for global settings, preset management, and panel access.
Describes the bottom toolbar providing access to parameter info, undo/redo, and macro controls.
Covers the Side Panel's tabs for MIDI, Macros, Tutorials, and global settings.
Explains how to search, filter, load, and manage presets within the software.
Guides users on switching between the main instrument panels and additional features.
Find sounds using text searches and tag-based filtering.
Organize and manage your sound collection using favorites, banks, and custom playlists.
Modify and add metadata like name, type, and tags to user presets.
Create, name, reorder, and export playlists for setlists and project organization.
Understand visual cues, default settings, and control interactions on the panel.
Details the two Voltage Controlled Oscillators, their waveforms, and pitch/PWM modulation.
Explains the Highpass and Lowpass filters, cutoff modulation, and filter models.
Covers the Modulation Generator (LFO) and Envelope Generators for shaping sound over time.
Learn to use virtual patch cables for advanced signal routing and modulation.
Process external audio signals through the MS-20 architecture using the ESP.
Adjusts parameters to emulate analog circuit instabilities for authentic character.
Introduces the 12-step sequencer and its global settings like clock and pattern types.
Details controls for gate length, portamento, CV mapping, and output for each sequencer channel.
Choose between Series and Parallel routing for applying multiple effects.
Explains the parameters for the Delay and Tape Echo effects for creating echoes and ambiance.
Details the controls for Pitch Shift Delay and Reverb, adding pitch variation and spatial depth.
Covers Distortion for tonal shaping and Bitcrusher for digital degradation effects.
Learn to control dynamics with Compressor and Multiband Compressor effects.
Explores modulation effects like Chorus, Phaser, and Flanger for adding movement and texture.
Fine-tune stereo imaging with Stereo Pan and shape tone with Multi Filter.
Precisely sculpt tone using the Parametric Equalizer for detailed frequency adjustments.
Explains the fundamental building blocks of subtractive synthesis: oscillators, filters, and amplifiers.
Details VCO waveforms, pitch control, and modulation sources like LFOs and EGs.
Describes filter types (LPF, HPF, BPF), cutoff, resonance, and slope controls.
Explains the VCA's role in amplitude control and the complete signal flow of the synth voice.
Covers Envelope Generators (EGs) and Low Frequency Oscillators (LFOs) for dynamic sound shaping.
Outlines Arturia's terms regarding software ownership, licensing, and usage rights.
Details the procedures for software activation, support, and update access.
Specifies limitations on unbundling, modifying, or assigning the software license.
General| Manufacturer | Arturia |
|---|---|
| Model | KORG MS-20 V |
| Operating System | macOS, Windows |
| Presets | Yes |
| MIDI Compatibility | Yes |
| Audio Output | Yes |
| Type | Synthesizer |
| Format | VST, AU, AAX |
| Bit Depth | 64-bit |
| OS Requirements - Mac | macOS 10.13 or higher |
| Polyphony | Monophonic |
| Oscillators | 2 |
| Filter | High-pass, Low-pass |
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