I had a spare ep patch like you describe, but it wasn't with the dwgs, just piano pad1 and the loop sample stacked. By accident I was goofin' and came upon that sound, then beefed it up in the Amp keyboard low ramp a lil' bit and some waveshaping . I'd hook you up with the patch if you still had your 01. Makes the hair stand up lol.
I have the 01/W EP sampled on my Triton, and I mix it up with the Wavesweep Sample, I tell ya, it sound awesome!
but my favorite is still the 01/W EP (for the meat) and the DWGS EP (for the sparkle) mixed together, it's a just a rockin' patch!!
The Triton has some very nice stock EP's, but you gotta fixem up a little bit, because they sound dead from the factory. The sample data is definitely there though to make some kick ass sounds.
Funny that I was never into Vintage EP's until I heard the one's on the Triton, they rock!! even the Factory ones!! Vintage EP and Wurly EP sound great to play some blues licks!!
I like the sound you speak of for eps, but whew, I don't think I would use pp2 to make a lead sound lol, dunno maybe. Lead sounds? I said harmonics but I didn't mean lead sound. You can make it sound completely different when you start using the Waveshaping and it probably could be an awesome lead sound although.
You misunderstood me. What I meant to say was lead, as in the main instrument you would play in a band. I didn't mean lead as in "Saw Synth" lead type sounds. Sorry about the confusion.
Speaking of which, the Waveshape on the Triton could get some awesome sounds if you knew how to use it (for those that have my CD, the "Transwav" sample is an 01/W Waveshape sound made by me! Goes to show you what the 01/W could do at the time other synths sounded like tin cans.
I really luv the 01's choir sounds man(
the 01/W choir is the greatest synth choir sound there is!! The 01/W Patch "Ephemerals" is right up there with the M1's "Universe" I love them both, and that why I sampled them as well (the M1 Choir is also on PCM 2)
The 01/W IMO is one of the best synths ever made. I just couldn't sell one of em' man lol, I almost did, I figured I had 3, I wouldn't be missing anything, but when it came down to it I just couldn't do it. Now I'm toting around 3 01/Ws(1 Fd and 2 rs with all those cards), a Trinity Rack, and Triton Studio. I don't think I'll ever need another keyboard again lol, just the moss board and the pcm upgrades(please Korg put out more EXB pcms)
I got rid of the 01/W because I was worried that it would kick the bucket on me, and then I'd suffer too much. So I sampled it like crazy and bought a Triton to play the samples back.
I realise it was a mistake to sell it, since I only got $500 for it, and it's a mistake that I won't make with my Wavestation.
Sadly, after the 0-series era, Korg just went down big time for me. When the Trinity came out, I was like, "this is what's got people excited?? the filters might be good, but the samples suck!!"
When the Triton came out, I bought it for the simple reason that it was a Sampler, and it was Korg. Everything else was icing on the cake.
I see now that too was a mistake, I should have invested in a nice AKAI sampler. I still might, some of them are going dirt cheap on Ebay!
Hey Futureone:
Throw a Grand$$ at the MoRack...lots and lots of beautiful keyboard sounds on that baby. As for my ol' M1+ with Piano Card, I think I'll hold on to it, especially since the dawgs pissed on a few of the upper keys as I had it leaning against the wall....altho a bit sticky and clackety to hit know, the ol' tank (with lots of cards) works fine...Jerry or no Jerry!!
When I played with the Motif, the first thing that stroke me what the incredible stock Acoustic Pianos! They are amazing!!! But the rest is not as good and edgy for dance type music. I would love to get a MoRack, bt as this time, I'm pooling my funds together for other projects (one which is a second sample CD. I'm also considering releasing a Music CD as well)
I have an N1R that just sits here, but it has some good stuff, so I'll keep it.
If I could get an 01R/W I'd be set.
I'm sorry, but I've got to be negative here. Of course when the M1 first came out it's acoustic piano was a marvel! (I owned the keyboard and the M1R.) But now I feel it's totally useless unless you're using it in a dance-type production where you're trying to get that "nostalic(?)" sound.
But in this world of Gigasampled, triple-striked gorgeous piano sounds, I can't imagine why anyone would have any use for the M1 acoustic piano, unless you're doing a dance production.
When you gig live with other musicians, the M1 Piano can be great for cutting thru the other instruments without drowning them out.
Of course, you can't rely on it for everything, that's why I have 4 major A. Pianos I use. For the soft classical stuff, I stick with the Kurz, it's a great sound!