Two EG's and two LFO's are provided for each timbre.
Resonance is provided, and can be adjusted into self-oscillation.
Not only EG and LFO, but even velocity or keyboard tracking can be used as modulation sources to affect parameters such as pitch, noise level, and pan. Mod Sequence function generates dramatic tonal changes The Mod Sequence function applies time- variant change to sound parameters in a way similar to varying the control voltage on an analog synthesizer of the past. In addition to the 28 parameters on the front panel, you can apply time-variant change to the pitch or step length and adjust it in real time. Since its introduction in 1978, the KORG MS series of synthesizers caused a sensation by its sound, looks, and flexibility in sound creation. More than twenty years later, a new MS instrument is born, fusing the functionality of the SQ10 analog sequencer and VC-10 vocoder that were also part of KORG's lineup.