www.nevadamusic.co.uk Is the Korg R3 really the little brother of the incredible Radias synthesizer? With a multi-timbral 3 oscillator sourced sound engine utilising the latest MMT (multi modeling technology) it certainly seems like a not-so-distant relative. The R3 comes packed with 128 presets, each one of which created using a combination of up to two timbres. In each timbre we have a choice of two oscillators which can each produce different results as well as a white-noise generator for creating lush, airy synth sounds. For those of you really into sound synthesis, you'll be pleased to know that the Korg R3s sounds can be shaped using not only the standard analog wave shapes such as sine, square, triangle etc but also many other oscillator waveforms such as formant waves and 64 dwgs (Digital Waveform Generator System) waves to choose from. Each timbre has a 2 band EQ and allows to effects to be inserted, of which there are 30 to choose from, and completely unique to the R3 is a drive/waveshape control function which can give a raw edge to the sound you are creating. Korgs R3 also features a fully programmable 16 step modulation sequencer and 6 types of arpeggiator...just some of the other features available on the 37 key R3, not forgetting to mention the 16 band vocoder; the sounds of which being editable in the same way! The main questions on peoples minds when purchasing a synth of this nature tend to relate to the differences between the R3, the Microkorg and the ...
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