Korg STAGE VINTAGE SV-1 User Manual page 34

20 – Using the SV-1 | Selecting the sounds
Sounds
# Name
1 Tine EP/Amp
2 Tine EP/Phaser
3 Tremolo EP
4 Dyno EP
5 VPM Piano
6 VPM Tine
7 Reed EP 1
8 Reed EP 2
9 Electric Grand
10 SG-1D Piano
11 80's Synth Piano
12 MIDI Grand
13 Clav AC
14 Clav BC
15 Clav BD
16 Clav AD
17 ElectroPno
18 ElectraPno
Type Var. RX Notes
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E.Piano 1 1
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E.Piano 2 1
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Clav 1
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The tine-based electric piano "par excellence",
in one of its most typical '70s settings, played
through a guitar amp.
The same tine-based piano, with a classic phaser
setting, as made famous on countless classic rock
and soul recordings.
This is another essential setup, characterized by
the unmistakable stereo tremolo effect.
This is a custom version of the original timbre,
much brighter and sharply outlined than the
original. A very popular modification made to
these instruments in the late '70s and early '80s.
An essential digital instrument of the mid-'80s
and beyond, this classic synthesizer made a wide
range of electric piano sounds.
A more cutting and strong variation of the pre-
vious sound.
Perhaps the original electric piano, first released
in the late-'50s, used by countless famous musi-
cians.
The same reed-based electric piano, with effects
settings emulating the classic "logical" sound.
Released in the mid-'70s, this was the very first
portable piano really close to the real thing.
One of the first truly acoustic sounding sampled
piano, produced by Korg. Deep bass, and bright
trebles, with natural dynamics.
An innovative, accurate and expressive piano
sound, created in the late '80s with a popular
digital keyboard/synthesizer.
This is a layered sound, famously used on so
many pop hits of the '80s and '90s. It blends
acoustic and electric pianos with some extra
"helpers" for a powerful ballad sound.
Born as a portable harpsichord, this instrument
became one of the most popular and distinctive
timbers ever.
"BC" configuration of the original register
switches. A more "edgy" presentation of the
clav, modeled after a really "super" funk song
from the '70s.
"BD" configuration of the original register
switches.
"AD" configuration of the original register
switches.
Electro-mechanical piano produced in the 60's,
with a unique mellow sound very popular
within gigging musicians.
A popular electronic piano from the '70s, used
by many famous classic rock and prog-rock musi-
cians.