Korg • 770

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An ancient synthesizer from Korg. Aside from being very old, there isn't much else to say about the 770. It was released in 1976, is monophonic, very limited in design, flexibility and sonic possibility. It can make some weird noises largely due to its retro-cool ring modulator. You can also run external sounds through it. Bass, string and lead sounds are ok. It's got a fast envelope, auto bend, and LFO re-trigger too. An ole' classic that's fun to play with and useful if you're in the mood for buzzy analog sounds. It is used by Freddy Fresh, Simple Minds and The Human League.


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Mikael Lindgren
Posted 423 days ago
The Korg 770 has also been used by Kevin Komoda of Rational Youth.
knobexploit
Posted 437 days ago
Rude rare and rough...3 words that fit the 770, predecessor to the MS layout, has that great traveler slider for the filteraction,
Nice ringmodulator and great looks!!!...has that "vintage look" we all love.
Not many have been sold i guess because they are very rare.
I owned one with the wood pannels painted black and only found out later that they where supposed to be brown and woody.....
Sanded it down it made it look better but shame on all those New Wavers who painted so many wood sided analog synths with black paint back in the eighties..
muffi
Posted 447 days ago
yes, a nice, little, quite underrated synth!
Ulises Hadjis
Posted 458 days ago
i use this one on my album!!!!!!!n i love it!
 

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