Korg • MiniPops 35 (MP-35)

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The MiniPops 35 is a preset rhythm machine from the 1970's. It's pretty cheesy today, and does not compare to the similar looking Roland CR-68 and CR-78 CompuRhythm boxes. The MiniPops offers nine fairly run of the mill style patterns: Waltz, Samba, Rhumba, Bossa Nova, Tango, Slow Rock, Swing, Rock1, and Rock2. A Variation switch can be used to add a little change here and there between the bass/snare drums and the cymbals. That's as programmable as this box gets, however. There are also knobs for volume, balance, and tempo (only labeled slow to fast so you never exactly know what the tempo is) and a Start/Stop button. Its sounds and limited range make it pretty useless today, unless you're into nostalgia or experimental music. For the collector, it makes a nice rarity. It has been used by Air.


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Juan
Posted 160 days ago
I think It has been used by Elton John keyboard player in 1978 in "Song for Guy"
Jarhead
Posted 355 days ago
^ yes but not this one, the one jarre used was the minipops 7, he also used a KR-55 on the Magnetic Fields
Fabio
Posted 360 days ago
It was also used by Jean Michel Jarre, see Wikipedia.
 

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