Korg multi/poly Module
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Korg
multi/poly Module
Product Info
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The Korg multi/poly Module is a serious sound design powerhouse. It’s perfect for experimental musicians, electronic producers, and anyone craving deep sonic exploration – the routing options and modulation capabilities are truly impressive. If you're into crafting unique textures and evolving soundscapes, this is a fantastic choice.
Product Description
- Korg multi/poly Module
- Analogue Modeling Synthesiser
- Desktop / rack version of the Korg multi/poly
- 4 Oscillators: either ‘Classic’ virtual analogue waveforms
- ‘Digital’ wavetables or ‘Waveshaper’
- Flexible routing options for oscillator sync
- ring and cross modulation
- Dual filter with classic filter models such as Mono / Poly
- MS-20
- Mini or Pro
- Four DAHDSR envelopes
- Five LFOs
- Six modulation processors
- Up to four complete sound programmes within a single performance for layer
- split and layer-rotate sounds
- Three effect blocks with multi-effects
- Master reverb
- Master EQ
- max. polyphony: 60 voices
- Virtual voice cards and various envelope and portamento models
- Motion sequencing 2.0
- Four programmable "MOD" controls for parameter changes
- Kaoss Physics with dedicated X/Y touchpad for unique modulations
- Arpeggiator
- Option to import your own wavetables in standard formats
- Editor/Librarian software for Mac and PC
- Includes external power supply unit KA390VI
- *Conections: *
- 2 x Line output 6.3 mm jack
- Stereo headphone output 6.3 mm jack
- Damper pedal input 6.3 mm jack
- MIDI input and output
- USB-B
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 483 x 108 x 172 mm
- Weight: 1.7 kg
PROS
- • Exceptional oscillator flexibility with waveshaping and wavetables
- • Dual filter architecture provides incredible tonal sculpting options
- • Motion Sequencing 2.0 unlocks complex, evolving soundscapes
- • InMODin controls offer immediate, tactile performance control
CONS
- • Desktop format limits portability compared to dedicated rack units
- • Complex routing can be overwhelming for beginners
- • While versatile, it leans towards experimental sounds; less suited for straightforward presets
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Key Features
Sounds
Virtual analogue, wavetable, waveshaper oscillators deliver diverse timbres
Polyphony
60 voices provides ample headroom for layered sounds
Effects
Three multi-effects blocks and a master reverb offer creative processing
MIDI
Comprehensive MIDI implementation supports various controllers and sequencing
Connections
Multiple audio inputs/outputs, plus MIDI I/O for flexible integration
Weight
Approximately 11.3 lbs (5.1 kg) – substantial but manageable for desktop use
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Frequently Asked Questions
It allows for dynamic, real-time parameter changes that go beyond simple step sequencing, creating evolving textures and unpredictable soundscapes.
While designed for experimentation, it offers classic filter models and waveforms; however, achieving ‘plug-and-play’ vintage tones will require more tweaking.
It’s steeper than a basic synth; expect to spend time learning the routing system, but the rewards in sonic possibilities are well worth the effort.
