KORG DS-10 Plus - DS Game (Retro Fam)

As an old fart Flock of Seagulls wannabe that did extensive multitrack recordings using nothing but a Korg MS-20 back in the '80s, this thing has been a blast! The sound is dead-on accurate. I only wish it had MIDI so I could play it with a keyboard.

visit the blog to find out all you need to know about this product.I have used this software on an album and currently performing live with it.for musicians it is really easy to use. you have four kaoss pads, four keyboards, a patch bay for each synth, 2 drum machines, 2mixing boards and 16 patterns that can be added to a song mode.you do not need this version if you run it on the ds. there is a ds version (korg ds 10). but both work great on the ds and dsi. the difference is this version unlocks twice as much synth and drum machine power.there is only one way to export-thru the headphone out in real time.if you have have used fruity loops or a tracker this is for you. if you want to make 8bit noise this is for you.with the appregiators and the manual anyone can make music on this software (the learning curve can be as steep as you want it to be, meaning you could make easy or complicated songs with this software)

You might think by looking at this product that it is a game or a toy; that is simply not the case. The KORG DS10+ perfectly emulates the classic KORG MS10 synthesizer with some added features, and if you have a Nintendo DSi or DSi XL, it can actually emulate using TWO MS10s at once.I could sit here and explain to you how amazing this product is, but if you really want to see what people can do with the DS10+, just head over to Youtube and search for DS10. You'll find a wealth of tutorials, cover songs and original works that people are making with this product. People are even using it in live performances and as a synth or drum machine in bands. If you are an aspiring or professional musician, or you just like to play around with music tools, then you should definitely have this in your collection.And if you are still not convinced, you should check out my artist page on bandcamp: All the songs there were made with the KORG DS10/DS10+.

In high school and college I would always find the music department's synthesizer(s). I would spend hours in some closet studeo making all kinds of noise. Now I can do that at home without spending thousands of dollars.