Korg PS-3300 Plugin Review — 1977’s Legendary Synth Reborn in Software! скачать в хорошем качестве

Korg PS-3300 Plugin Review — 1977’s Legendary Synth Reborn in Software!

I take my first hands-on look at the brand new Korg PS-3300 plugin, part of Korg Collection 6. This is a virtual recreation of the legendary 1977 Korg PS-3300 — one of the most powerful and rare fully polyphonic synthesizers ever made. I explore its architecture, filters, resonators, modulation options, and, of course, plenty of lush sound demos. Whether you’re into vintage synths, Korg plugins, or just love deep sound design, this walkthrough gives you an authentic taste of what the PS-3300 can do inside your DAW. ⏱️ Timestamps Introduction & Background 00:00 – Welcome and overview 00:40 – What is the Korg PS-3300 01:02 – Background: release history and rarity 01:24 – Developed by Korg R&D California 01:36 – First impressions and expectations Exploring the Synth Architecture 02:01 – Voice and section structure (48 VCOs, 48 VCAs) 02:22 – Semi-modular design explained 03:01 – Listening to demos and first impressions 05:25 – Understanding the synth layout 05:56 – Mixer and modulation processors 06:25 – Oscillator section overview 07:08 – LFO and modulation controls 07:35 – Filter section: PS mode vs MS-20 mode 08:22 – Filter resonance and keyboard tracking 09:02 – Resonators and band-pass filtering 09:42 – Frequency and amp modulation 10:09 – FM and external input options Modulation & Sound Design 11:08 – Using modulation generators 12:15 – Creating FM and filter modulation 13:22 – Building layered sounds across three sections 14:16 – External inputs and feedback routing 15:08 – Ensemble and PWM effects 15:56 – Using FX: compression, chorus, delay, and reverb 17:47 – Mod matrix overview and MIDI mapping 18:50 – Mapping the Kaoss Pad and controllers Sound Demos & Preset Exploration 19:09 – Playing through factory presets 19:22 – Bell and FM-style sounds 20:01 – Mod wheel control and lag processing 21:18 – Stereo modulation and panning demos 22:43 – Bass and evolving textures 23:18 – Voltage processing and octave tricks 24:40 – Poly aftertouch and expressive sounds 25:20 – Warm analog pads and ensemble tones Programming & Custom Patch Creation 26:03 – Starting from an init patch 28:13 – Using envelope generators for filter modulation 29:33 – Creating evolving filter and resonator movement 31:24 – Combining layers and adding modulation 32:10 – Adding effects and ensemble width 33:17 – Final custom sound demo Advanced Modulation Techniques 33:53 – Using modulation processors and lag 34:05 – XY modulation and PWM control 35:02 – Mod wheel controlling LFO attack 36:07 – External peak and advanced envelope tricks Conclusion 36:56 – Final thoughts and pricing 37:28 – Overview of Korg Collection 6 (Trinity & SGX2) 38:00 – Next steps and future videos 🎧 Featured 🕹️ Plugin: Korg PS-3300 (Korg Collection 6) 🎛️ Also Includes: Trinity, SGX2 Piano, ARP 2600 and more. 👍 Support the Channel If you enjoyed this video, please like, subscribe, and hit the 🔔 bell icon to stay updated on my synth tutorials and sound design videos.