#korg cx-3

[benjamindehli]

Lo-fi "synth pad" sound with Korg CX-3, multiple delay pedals and a SCF

Making some ambient lo-fi "synth pad" sounds with the Korg CX-3 organ, 4 delay units and a TC Electronic Stereo Chorus Flanger.

Instrument:

Korg CX-3 

Effects: 

Fulltone Tube Tape Echo

Boss DM-2 Delay

TC Electronic SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger

Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man

Diamond Memory Lane 2

[give-ginoza-some-bread-and-sleep]

OST from link click? Curious what instrument you connect with cxs :3

Disclaimer that I was and always will be a band kid, so I'm much more likely to associate characters with wind/percussion instruments, as opposed to stringed instruments.

Also, this is just my opinion/take on the character! It's by no means the be-all and end-all of everything, so please don't take offense if you think that I've misread a character's personality. Feel free to share if you think a different instrument could also work well, I'm always eager to learn more about music!

warning - SGDLR s2 mild spoilers

Cheng Xiaoshi's a wild and fun character to me, but he's definitely matured and come into his own so much over the past two seasons (especially when he believed that Lu Guang had died.) He's loyal, determined, and would jump in front of a train in order to save someone's life. CXS is also deeply empathetic (which likely has more than a bit to do with his powers.) As seen in s1, he has a soft spot for families, especially a person who plays the role of a 'child' in a family (Emma). That being said, he does have a tendency to be headstrong, and, like Lu Guang, tries to shoulder a lot of things without help from others. He's loud and confident, especially around those that he's close to. Because he's single-minded and quite driven, he sometimes gets tunnel vision when doing things that are very important to him.

My conclusion: analog synthesizer (specifically a Korg synth, since that's the only analog one I'm familiar with...)

Analog synths have a really specific kind of 'sound' that is different from more modern, digital synths. Nothing else can really compare to their uniqueness. Because they're a bit older, keeping them in running shape can be difficult, but I believe that the dedicated CXS would be willing to devote his time to properly caring for his instrument. Though their designs are simple (one knob = one function, as opposed to tens of knobs and buttons for hundreds of different uses), they require patience to learn, but are accessible to even a beginning musician, able to connect with many people from diverse walks of life. Cheng Xiaoshi's character is ever-changing, which also fits with the huge range of sounds you can produce with a synth. As a multifaceted character who possesses so much potential in any Link Click content that's heading our way, I can't think of another instrument with as much originality that would fit him.

[walkingphotos]

Today's Walking Photo: Sheesh, I missed Friday’s post again, so here’s a bonus weekend photo – the view from behind the keyboards at Saturday’s Poverty Bay Blues & Brews Festival in lovely (if somewhat overcast) Des Moines, Washington. (No, not Iowa!) It was a fun day, and boy did I get my walking in because the logistics of backstage access for load-in and load-out purposes were not exactly optimized. But then I’m a curmudgeonly grumbler; it’s not as though I don’t benefit from the extra steps.

The band played great, we sold a bunch of CDs, they want us back next year, and there were seedless grapes and Red Vines! Not sure how it gets any better than that.

Oh wait – a roadie. A roadie would make it better than that.

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAAAAAAAA

[natromanxoff]

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JOHN DEACON of Queen, and musician/engineer Henry Crallan are partners in a new recording studio venture — Milo Music, a 24-track recording facility in North London, which is part of a complex that also houses video and design studios plus other related businesses.

Here, Deacon and Crallan, a former keyboards player with the Kevin Ayres band, talk about the project which is now up and running and open for business.

MW: Is this your first venture into the commercial studio world?

JD: Yes, for me it is. As a group we've been involved with Mountain Studios in Switzerland for quite a few years now, but unlike a lot of bigger UK bands where the individual members have their own studios at home and that sort of thing, none of us has ever really got into that before, got involved with a 24-track professional studio, though I used to have a 16-track at home. Henry and I first discussed this project about two years ago.

How did the partnership come about?

HC: We've known each other for about eight years. I used to work with Edwin Shirley, the trucking company, and worked on a number of Queen tours which used to have a reputation among all the crews as being a bit special, which, retrospectively, I think they were. For three years I managed the staging department at Edwin Shirley and did further Queen tours including Mexico and South America. To build a studio was an age-old dream that I had. I think I first discussed it with John on a flight to Japan, and it's grown from there.

How does Mountain Studios fit into the scheme of things?

JD: Montreux is something we got involved with some years ago, at a time when UK taxes were quite crippling. It was a group investment we made. Jim Beach (Queen's management) basically runs that studio, and the four of us don't really have a lot to do with it, though we have recorded there, and Roger did a lot of his solo projects there.

In a way, we began to find it was becoming very difficult to do group investments — all four of us have got such different ideas about what we want to do. We've really started venturing out, doing more things individually, whereas in the old days we all used to work solidly on Queen 52 weeks a year. We have actually slowed down the work rate now so it gives us all time to work on other projects.

I have always enjoyed studios and that side of the business - I did electronics at college and have always wanted to learn. That's why I got a 16-track at home — but it was only a back-bedroom sort of affair. It was a development from this that Henry and I started this project really. Henry had said he wanted to build a studio, and I said I had the equipment which would be better suited to a proper studio than to a bedroom...

[Photo caption: JOHN DEACON and Henry Crallan take stock of the newly-completed studio area at Milo. The studio measures 24’ x 14’ and is fully isolated with hard and dead ends. There is also a 7’ x 7’ isolation booth. The resident piano is a Steck Baby Grand. A number of instruments are available for hire at discount subject to availability, including Linn Drum, Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Korg CX-3. Yamaha DX-7 keyboards, Fender and Gibson guitars.]

[Photo caption: FEATURES OF Milo's control room (14’ x 15’) include 24-track Studer A80 Mk IV. Studer 810 1/4" and Sony F1 digital, an Amek Angela 28:24 console in-line with extended patch-bay. Monitoring is Sean Davies 3-way LS 841, power amplifiers by BGW, Turner and Quad. Mini monitors are Auratones and Visonik Davids. There is the usual range of microphones, compressors and limiters, reverberation & delay effects and processors.]

[pianoman0304]

korg cx-3オルガンの修理より。 やはり配線不良〜 ドローバーの中もクリーニングするんやけど、、 あ〜目がチカチカするわ〜(^｡^) Tee House Vintage E.Piano＆オーディオ修理工房 hp：https://www.pianoman0304.com/rhodespianorepair #KORG #CX3 #オルガン修理 #Organ修理 #teehouse #京都 #西院 (Tee House Vintage E.Piano＆オーディオ修理工房) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZmVyklJt69/?utm_medium=tumblr

[autumnclouds09]

Sarah Davachi • Antiphonals Late Music USA 10.09.21 Neo classical, organ, electroacoustic, drone, ambient. Mellotron (English horn, bass flute, clarinet, recorder, oboe, French horn, chamber organ, nylon string guitar), tape echo, Korg CX-3 electric organ, pipe organ, harpsichord, piano, ARP Odyssey synthesizer, acoustic guitar, violin, voice sarahdavachi.bandcamp.com/album/antiphonals . #DiscosQueVoyEscuchando #sarahdavachi #antiphonals #electroacoustic #ambient #drone #neoclassical #postclassical #tape #mellotron #harpsichord https://www.instagram.com/p/CUIAH5tA2ie/?utm_medium=tumblr

[moneymarkmusic]

So Whatcha' Want! how I made the organ riff. KORG CX-3 thru a 31H Tallboy Leslie Cabinet on full blast! 25 years ago youtu.be/ru3gH27Fn6E

[seattlecraigslistfraudblog]

KORG CX-3 TONEWHEEL ORGAN MINT CONDITION KEYBOARD (SHORELINE) $1000

PURCHASED NEW FROM GUITAR CENTER 2005. USED ONLY ONCE OR TWICE IN STUDIO. NEVER GIGGED NEVER HAULED AROUND HAS BEEN IN STORAGE. EVERYTHING WORKS , ALL KNOBS , ALL SWITCHES, EVERYTHING. ZERO WEAR. PERFECT MINT CONDITION. FEEL FREE TO TEST IT OUT ... from Craigslist https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/msg/d/mountlake-terrace-korg-cx-3-tonewheel/6843631441.html Fraud Bloggs made possible by: http://circuitgenie.wix.com/techsupport

[iwai-longseller]

‪ジャッキーチェンのバンド‬ ‪1番左手でコーラスしてます、‬ ‪キーボードの方はKORGのCX-3ですね、むちゃくちゃ良いセンスしてます‼️‬ ‪ちなみにスタンドはYAMAHAのLG-100‬ ‪#サンダーアーム #龍兄虎弟 #成龍 ‬

[benjamindehli]

Paraphonic Korg MS20, Korg CX-3 and Solton Dopplertone

[chicagocraigslistfraudblog]

KORG CX-3 Organ -version 1 recapped-Elna w/case & extra (Harlem/Irving) $600

First version Korg CX-3 Hammond organ clone. Excellent condition. Fully operational. No issues. Unit has had all electrolytic capacitors replaced 3 years ago with Elna Starlet and Silmic capacitors. These are audiophile caps. Beautiful sounding ins [...] from Craigslist http://chicago.craigslist.org/nch/msg/6241596463.html Fraud Bloggs made possible by: http://circuitgenie.wix.com/techsupport

[insanecoolboy-blog]

Korg Kronos 2 73 Key Keyboard Workstation

The KRS-06 library takes advantage of Kronos’ improved CX-3 organ modeling engine* with sounds created by an impressive international roster of world class players including Keith Emerson, Neal Evans and Larry Goldings – just to name a few! KRS-06 also includes a bonus bank of new organ sounds from Korg’s own legendary voicing team. Hear from the artists who helped to bring KRS-06 to life in our interview video.

http://www.belfieldmusic.com.au/korg-kronos-2-73-key-keyboard-workstation.html

[flyerprintingtips-blog]

Keyboard Workstation

The KRS-06 library takes advantage of Kronos’ improved CX-3 organ modeling engine* with sounds created by an impressive international roster of world class players including Keith Emerson, Korg Kronos 2 61 Key Keyboard Workstation  Neal Evans, and Larry Goldings – just to name a few! KRS-06 also includes a bonus bank of new organ sounds from Korg’s own legendary voicing team. Hear from the artists who helped to bring KRS-06 to life in our interview video.

[pianoman0304]

今回の修理はオルガンのあの名機「KORG CX-3」です。 またHammondとは違う音色で、年代モノのシブい音と表現すればよいでしょうか(^^) スイッチ系に不具合があるとの事で、これから分解点検やっていきます。 しかし、佇まいが美しいオルガンです。 #HammondOrgan #KORG #CX3 #KORGOrgan #Hammond #オルガン修理 #コルグ #KORGCX3 #ハモンドオルガン #ローズ修理 #ローズピアノ修理 #rhodespiano修理 #rhodesrepair #rhodespianorepair #rhodes #rhodespiano #ビンテージ #ローズピアノ #アンプ修理 #プリアンプ修理 #オーディオ修理 #藤田真弥 #フジタシンヤ #ふじたしんや #ShinyaFujita #teehouse #teehousemusic #kyoto #京都 #西院 (Tee House Rhodes Piano工房) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZRh1hXpj3X/?utm_medium=tumblr

[chicagocraigslistfraudblog]

KORG CX-3 Organ -version 1 recapped-Elna w/case & extra (Harlem/Irving) $600

First version Korg CX-3 Hammond organ clone. Excellent condition. Fully operational. No issues. Unit has had all electrolytic capacitors replaced 3 years ago with Elna Starlet and Silmic capacitors. These are audiophile caps. Beautiful sounding ins [...] from Craigslist http://chicago.craigslist.org/nch/msg/6229960971.html Fraud Bloggs made possible by: http://circuitgenie.wix.com/techsupport