KORG microKORG

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KORG microKORG
The KORG microKORG combines the functions of a synthesiser and a vocoder in one compact package. It features 37 keys and 128 programs, which you can edit further. It doesn't matter whether you're a professional musician, producer, composer, or a complete beginner. Thanks to its minimalist dimensions, the microKORG is perfect for DJs who want to save as much space as possible. It works seamlessly with a computer, and its five real-time knobs can transmit MIDI messages, so it can also be used as a controller for software synthesisers. The keyboard is velocity-sensitive and can be used to control other connected devices or for recording and editing music data in conjunction with a sequencer.
Key Features of the KORG microKORG Synthesiser
- 71 waveforms (e.g., saw, pulse, sine, noise, vox wave, and cross wave)
- 64 exclusive DWGS waves from the DW-8000 model (bells, electric pianos, guitars, bass guitars, and many others)
- The KORG microKORG offers the ability to create complex voices
- Includes a -12dB low-pass filter, high-pass filter, band-pass filter, and a special -24dB low-pass filter
- Two classic ADSR envelope generators and two LFOs with MIDI synchronisation
- The Virtual Patch matrix allows you to create advanced modulation settings
- The eight-band vocoder ensures your voice can sound male, female, childlike, or completely crazy
- Three types of modulation effects (chorus/flanger, phaser, ensemble)
- Three types of delay effects (stereo, cross, and L/R)
- 128 preset sound programs
- Six types of arpeggio patterns (UP, DOWN, ALT 1/2, Random, and Trigger) with a range of up to 4 octaves
- The KORG microKORG offers 4 voice modes
- Can be powered on the go with 6× AA batteries
The Sophisticated Synthesis of the KORG microKORG Synthesiser
The microKORG synthesiser is equipped with a dual-oscillator DSP engine, also used in the popular MS2000. It offers a truly wide range of waveforms. The first oscillator includes 71 waveforms, such as saw, pulse, sine, noise, vox wave, and cross wave. The second wave bank contains 64 shapes that you might know from the popular DW-8000, for example, bells, electric pianos, guitars, bass guitars, and drums.
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