Now you can download a free plugin version of Korg’s PS-3100 synth
Full Bucket Music emulates the 1977 hardware

Korg’s PS-3100 might not be the most sought-after synth in history, but we’re not going to turn our collective nose up at a free plugin emulation of it.
That’s what you get with Full Bucket Music’s FB-3100, which promises to closely emulate the behaviour and controls of the original hardware. You get band-limited oscillators, two-pole low-pass filters, a Resonators section, two modulation generators and sample & hold. There’s also an additional paraphonic envelope generator and a semi-modular patch panel.
FB-3100 can be downloaded now for PC and Mac from the Full Bucket Music website. It comes in VST/AU formats.
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