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Numeric-Reserve # 1
We provide here our numeric patches inspired by everyday sounds for the Korg Nutekt NTS-1 and Minilogue xd digital synthesizers. You’ll find information about the code used in the logue SDK, the oscillators translated into MaxMSP patches, and some information about how to use our patches.
Features
- 4 Oscillators inspired by daily sounds, available for the NTS-1 and the Minilogue xd
- User Manuals for each oscillator
- The Source Code of each oscillator
- The equivalent of our oscillators translated into patches for MaxMSP and Max for Live
Parameters
| Oscillator | Description | Parameter A | Parameter B |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bells | Additive synthesis oscillator with amplitude modulation | Modulation depth | Modulation speed |
| Wind | Subtractive synthesis oscillator with resonant filters | Wind movements | Amplitude of the pitched resonnance |
| Crickets | Source-filter model oscillator | Resonance frequency control | Shape and speed of the impulse train |
| Clock | Impulse additive synthesis oscillator | Impulse rate | Pulse pitch frequencies (Random attribution) |
How to install
- Install and launch the NTS-1 digital librarian (https://www.korg.com/us/support/download/software/0/832/4424/) (or the Minilogue xd librarian [https://www.korg.com/us/support/download/software/0/811/4222/])
- Connect your NTS-1 to computer
- Make sure to select the correct MIDI In and MIDI Out ports in the librarian preferences
- Go to FILE -> IMPORT USER UNIT
- Import the .ntkdigunit file (or the .mnlgxdunit if you're using the Minilogue xd)
- Click on SEND ALL to get the patches you've imported on your hardware
How to setup the Logue SDK (for environment development)
You can find all the informations you need on the logue SDK official Github (https://github.com/korginc/logue-sdk). Here are some other links that may help you to setup the environment :
- (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouGBnYXUT40)
- (https://korgnts1beginnersguide.wordpress.com/setting-up-the-development-environment/)
License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. See LICENCE file.