Korg Minilogue

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Analogue synthesizer

4-Voice polyphonic
37 Velocity sensitive slim keys
Fully programmable
100 presets + 100 user sounds
Flexible configuration of the 4 voices through voice mode
Automatable and polyphonic 16 step sequencer with motion sequencer
Display of the generated waveform through oscilloscope function in the OLED display
41 Control elements for direct access to the permanently assigned parameters
Control panel made of robust aluminium
Pots anchored in the chassis
Knobs with rubber coating
Real wood back panel
Audio Sync for all studio/live requirements and connection to SQ1, Volca, Electribe and others possible
Dimensions (W x D x H): 500 x 300 x 85 mm
Weight: 2.8 kg
Includes power supply DC 9 V (KA350)

Connections:

Line output: 6.3 mm mono jack
Line input: 6.3 mm mono jack
Headphone output: 6.3 mm stereo jack
Sync input and output: 3.5 mm mono mini jack
MIDI input and output
USB

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Available since February 2016

Item number 379052

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Number Of Keys 37

Touch-Sensitive Yes

Aftertouch No

Split Zones No

Modulation Wheel Yes

Number of simultaneous Voices 4

Sound Engine Analogue

MIDI interface 1x In, 1x Out

Storage Medium None

USB-port Yes

Effects Delay

Arpeggiator No

Number of Analog Outputs 1

Digital Output No

Display Yes

Pedal Connections None

Dimensions 500 x 300 x 85 mm

Weight 2,8 kg

6.185 kr

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Awesome 'beginners' synth

RobSteijger 24.09.2020

The Minilogue is great for getting the grips with analogue synthesis and ever since I got this synth, about a month ago, I’ve been creating 3 to 4 patches per day – just for practice, just for fun. So far I’ve discovered how ringmod can dirty-up the sounds (combined with pitching VCO2 an octave highter than VCO1), for instance, and I’m also getting awesome results by applying a negative envelope on the filter. Even made a ‘vinyl scratch’ using the envelope (quick attack, quick decay) on the pitch.

Ease of use: I didn’t even RTFM so far :-)

Build: Very classy looks! I’m thinking of placing a mirror behind it so I can see the wooden backside :-) The small screen is big enough for all info, and I just can’t stop watching the oscilator reacting to my tweaking.

Whishes: Would be awesome if you could filter VCO1 and 2 independently, though.

Update: 4 months ahead and i'm still making new sounds almost daily! The manual wasn't clear on this, but you can overwrite the fabric patches (1-100), meaning you can save up to 200 user patches in total!

Update 2 (june 2021): still making patches daily, including some 808 like percussion sounds!

Update 3 (dec 2022): programmed all 200 patches, keep on getting awesome results :-) One thing though: the Korg patch saver for Windows doesn't work well (unless it's the FIRST midi-software you install on your pc/laptop, apparently).

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great synth for guitarists

kirill95 02.05.2017

i'm not a keyboard player, i play guitar, so i'm am not a big expert in synths. For me 4-voice polyphony is more than enough, and the fact that it has medium keys makes my playing easier ( but i am not used to normal keys, so maybe it's not an issue just for me)
the fact that most of the functions have it's own knob, it makes it easier to change parameters fastly.
of course this synth may not sound as full as expensive analog synths do, but actually i think in the mix it wouldn't be so obvious.
an ideal start i think for those who are new to analog synths (like me), especially becouse of that little screen that shows how the waveshape changes

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Medyk 13.05.2017

Very very nice analog poly synth. Good for everyone who wants to learn basics of synthesis and others who are looking for true modern analog sound on budget. Clicks and noise are there but it's not such an issue in everyday use. Awesome sound on it's own with great tembres. Kilson even more with addition of subtle distortion and reverb plugs. As a bonus You also get a tiny midi controller and not so bad analog filter for other of Your stuff. Worth to recommend with clear conscience.

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Great poly synth for a reasonable price

fingersofdoom 25.11.2024

I am a guitar player that dabbles with synths and keyboards. I think the Minilogue is simply fantastic! It has a logical layout of controls that are ergonomic and simple to understand. The Minilogue is great for beginners who wish to learn how synthesis works. The OLED display shows the waveforms, which is helpful, and is easy to read despite its small size. The unit is small and light, making it very portable.

The mini keys themselves might put off some discerning players but they're fine for me. Some might not like the modulation joystick, but it's also fine for me. One can always connect an external MIDI controller if need be.

The only thing I think needs improvement is the delay effect. It is quite noisy. The pre- / post-filter routing, however, is very cool. If I desire cleaner effects, I use external gear. You can get a lot of mileage out of this synth and a couple of stomp boxes.

All in all, it is a top-notch beginner synth with its sound, its four voice polyphony and portability. It is well worth the money!

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