Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Pretty amazing how much you can get out of this seemingly basic vintage synth, this is just the mg-1 single track live through dr-600 behringer reverb, then into the behringer mixers reverb.
Drum sounds are the filter resonance being triggers by the LFO, different LFO shape slightly alters sound, turning the sustain switch on an off, lets some of the raw oscillator through for a bass line and switching between contoured (sent through envelope) keyed (no envelope) continious (last key played indefinitely through the envelope), the envelope on the mg1 can also be sent to the filter which it is here on it's max setting.
Some pretty low frequency bass in play here so might be missed on laptop or low end speakers.
Pretty amazing how much you can get out of this seemingly basic vintage synth, this is just the mg-1 single track live through dr-600 behringer reverb, then into the behringer mixers reverb.
Drum sounds are the filter resonance being triggers by the LFO, different LFO shape slightly alters sound, turning the sustain switch on an off, lets some of the raw oscillator through for a bass line and switching between contoured (sent through envelope) keyed (no envelope) continious (last key played indefinitely through the envelope), the envelope on the mg1 can also be sent to the filter which it is here on it's max setting.
Some pretty low frequency bass in play here so might be missed on laptop or low end speakers.
