One of the most powerful and exciting features of the Korg opsix is the ability to create User Algorithms. It may appear intimidating at first, but being able to define how each of the six operators flow into, and interact with each other opens up some incredible sound design opportunities.
If you couple the flexibility of User Algorithms with the fact that each of the operators on the opsix can do so much more than just FM - including processing the sounds coming from other operators - we can actually define entire synthesis architectures inside the opsix.
In this video I introduce how the User Algorithm feature works and use it, in tandem with the operator modes, to build a whole Juno-style synth entirely within the opsix.
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Here's a link to the patch: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lIBl-X7vnL26e-XGfMNZKBM5Pdz2sD__/view?usp=sharing
Transparency notice: the Opsix was kindly provided to me by Korg, but they have not had any input as to the content of these videos.
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