The Korg M1 started out as a cutting edge sample synth in 1998 & as it pushed on into the 1990's it became a studio standard for house music & other genres with it's extensive pallete of high quality 16-bit sounds being served up from a 4 megabytes selection of 100 PCM wave samples & tones, including attack transients, loops, sustained waveforms without starting attack transient sections & an additional 44 high quality drums & percussion samples which had never debuted before in a sample playback synth. The M1 is a 16 oscillator synth, delivering 16 note poly if one oscillator is used per program & that drops to 8 note poly with 2 oscillator sound programs.
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