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The Korg MS-20 is a patchable semi-modular monophonic analog synthesizer which Korg released in 1978 and which was in production until 1983.

All the equipment at Blackwing and Splendid Studios was designed to be patchable through patch bays; none of the effects units was hardwired.

titled 18 Days, with compositions using an EMS AKS and a modified 8 voice patchable Oberheim SEM1 system.

line was divided into instruments for the hobbyist, and large expensive patchable instruments such as the PS series.

Following the Pentium FDIV bug the patchable microcode function took on a wider purpose to allow in-field updating.

x86 processors implemented patchable microcode (patch by BIOS or operating system) since Intel P6 microarchitecture.

The ROM/RAM chip (DC327) implemented one-fifth of the patchable control store.

controls the amplitude of a VCA or the cutoff frequency of a VCF, but the patchable structure of the synthesizer makes it possible to use the envelope generator.

(smaller, more portable analog semi-modular synthesizer, pre-patched and patchable with cables) 1972 – ARP Odyssey (pre-patched analog duophonic synthesizer.

the early 1980s was a Eurocard-based "modular" (the modules were non-patchable voice cards etc.

ring modulation, PCM sample playback, and subtractive synthesis in a patchable, semi-modular synthesizer.

Additionally, the game will be patchable for character balance, with the first patch expected to be released within.

The market for patchable and modular synthesizers rebounded in the late 1990s.

Any such case is expected to be patchable.

design provides a vast number of modulation possibilities, being freely patchable by making connections with cables.

It was patchable code, however, a fact that nonetheless left consumers disgruntled.

nAnOnAnD (2011), a hand-made, cheap and patchable sound synthesizer.

synthesizer Korg PS-3100/PS-3200/PS-3300: World's first full polyphonic patchable synthesizers MS-10/MS-20/MS-50/SQ-10: MS series semi-modular synthesizer.