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Hey thanx for the thoughts yoyz2k! As this is a drum pack the size is pretty easy to keep small especially since the synth I am using is mono only. I will try to keep the filesizes small for future packs too

I will try to stay as close as I can to the 8.3 conventions. I think this would be an excellent idea to keep things organized.

this looks good!

All i can say to you guys is that the resample function is key. Nanoloop has a 2 op fm synth engine that can produce some nice fm sounds but is a little thin on its own. I also find the pulse channels to be a little dull. If you layer your sounds and resample them you can get bigger sounding synths and fatter results and put it all into one channel. you want bigger kicks? program a kick over several layers and then resample it. BAM you got a complex synthetic drum ready to go and 100% nanoloop made. I personally prefer the FM synthesis in nanoloop but with this tactic you can add 3 types of synthesis into one unique and powerful sound. It will work with anything, drums, basses, leads, etc. the sound design becomes 10 times more full, powerful, and unique.

I made the bass in this song using this method.
http://tapedecktheory.tumblr.com/post/3 … itle#notes

I have better stuff somewhere but nothing recorded. I will have to go look for better samples to share with you guys.

The three that got me really excited.

I sold a few bits of gear that I didn't use anymore to get the minibrute including my Roland Alpha Juno 2 with it's patch memory. I have to say. I dont miss the patch storage at all. I actually find that more and more of my gear doesn't have patch storage and I am totally ok with that.
Sometimes the fancier/convenient features of modern synths just get in the way of working with the thing. I generally end up not using the memory anyways. I just like to tweek, record, and tweek etc. etc. and have a constantly changing patch. It feels more organic and I dont have to think about technical workflows, menu screens, and assignments.

I did actually hear some rumors about a remake of the ms-20 being discussed during some namm 2013 discussions! I personally would love to see that happen. Especially since I feel that korg hasn't put out any seriously worthy synths in a long time. They focus too much on making things dumbed down for the general populace while making it harder for the more indepth user to get what they want. Korg really needs to just quit beating around the bush and put out a new serious analog product. How many more kaossilators, preset analog modeling, and gimmicky unfocused products can they make before people get bored and start looking for something better sounding and more useful? Its a shame since they made such strong synths like the ms-10 and 20, mono/poly, and the PolySix.

/korgrant