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Korg • DVP-1 Digital Voice Processor

The Korg DVP-1 Digital Voice processor was released in the early 1980's. It consisted of a Vocoder with its own internal waveforms, a five part Harmonizer, a Pitch-shifter and an Internal Synth. The Vocoder is very intelligible. While the Harmonizer does not sound super realistic, it has its own unique effect. It has five polyphonic voices, four with chorus on, unison mode and 64 memory patches to store your settings. It has been used by Vangelis, Matrix and GASR.

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Rudolf - The Kraut

Posted 85 days ago

Hi, will the Parameter-setting sheet for the factory settings be of any help ? Have a sysex-dump of the settings on my MEX-8000, but I don't really know how to get the damn dump from that memory-expander into my computer , if you know what I mean.
Vocodering yours
Rudi

Jacquot

Posted 104 days ago

Hi ,

I'm looking for the sys ex of the factory settings ...
The battery died & so the settings too...
If anyone can help ...
Vocodering yours,
Pat.

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