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Thank
you
for
choosing
rhc
Korg
PS-3300
Polyphonic
Synthesizer.
The
PS-3
300
could honestly be
called a
dream
synthesizer.
It
is
completely polyphonic,
it
has
all
the
facilities
you
need
for
any
type of
sound
synthesis,
it
can
easily
be
interfaced
with other
units,
and
it
is
designed
to
give
you
maximum
playability for
live
or
studio
applications.
In
developing
the
PS-3300
we
built
on
our
years
of experience and
technical
know-how
embodied
in
such
earlier
refined units
as the
Mini-Korg.
Conventional
synthesizers,
even
larger
models
with
more
than
one
oscillator,
are essentially
monophonic
instruments
as far as
playing the
keyboard
is
concerned. This
fact
alone
makes most
synthesizers
unique
among
keyboard-operated
instruments.
It
also
means
that
without
the intermediate step
of
multi-track
recording,
one cannot
create
harmony, and
harmony
is
one
of
the three
basic
elements of
music. This
serious
drawback
has
for
too long prevented
the synthesizer
from
exhibiting
its
full
potential
in live
performance
situations.
The PS-3300
is
different.
By
using
IC's
instead
of conventional
circuitry
we
have,
for
the
first
time, successfully built
in
a
separate synthesizer
for
each and every key
on
the
keyboard,
thereby
cheating
a
truly
polyphonic
instrument.
Nothing
has
been
sacrificed
in
converting
from
monophonic
to
polyphonic performance.
You
can even use
the
PS-3300
just
as
you would
a
monophonic
instrument,
if
you
tike.
The
whole
of
Korg's
PS-series
has
this
kind of
exciting
innovation
in
design
and performance,
so
you
can go
beyond
the
options of con-
ventional
synthesizers
and
discover
whole
new
worlds
for
musical exploration.
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