The Minilogue from Korg is a polyphonic all-analog synthesizer with a fully programmable four-voice architecture and 200 fully editable presets, well suited for musicians and analog synth enthusiasts. The synth offers 8 voice-allocation modes including polyphonic, duophonic, monophonic, chord, unison, and more. The OLED display offers parameter information and features a real-time oscilloscope, providing eye-catching visual feedback on the sound being played. A 16-step sequencer not only records poly notes, but motion sequences of knob movements as well. A tape-style delay further expands the sound and settings are savable per preset.

The enclosure is crafted from a curved aluminum panel, populated by chassis-mounted metal shaft pots with rubber-coated knobs, and a solid pyinkado-wood rear panel. Programming is a breeze with a single-knob-per-function architecture that satisfies seasoned synth professionals and beginner programmers.

Four Voice - Fully Programmable    200 Fully Editable Presets    Modes: Poly, Duo, Mono, Chord, Unison    16-Step Poly Note and Motion Sequencer    Tape-Style Delay    OLED Display w/ Built-In Oscilloscope    Aluminum Chassis w/ Pyinkado-Wood Panel    Chassis-Mounted Metal Shaft Pots    Rubber-Coated Knobs

• 4-voice polyphonic true-analog with presets (200 total, 100 preloaded, all editable)
• 16-step polyphonic step and motion sequencer
• On-board arpeggiator
• Voice Mode lets users configure the 4 available voices or even limit them to emulate other types of analog synthesis (monophonic, duophonic, etc.)
• On-board tape-style delay
• OEL screen defaults to a real-time oscilloscope when other parameters are not being shown
• High-quality and rugged chassis-mounted metal shaft pots with rubber-coated knobs
• Curved aluminum panel and pyinkado-wood rear panel for a professional-quality feel and look
• USB and traditional MIDI I/O, audio sync for connection to electribe, volcas, and more

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where is the electronic section made?

A: The Moog Minimoog Model D Classic Monophonic Analog Synthesizer is made in the US.

Q: 2. Does this synth accept power over usb?

A: It does not accept power over usb. These are the power options:9V DC external power supply (included)6 x AA batteries (optional)

Q: 3. Does it come with the legs pictured?

A: The wooden legs pictured in the product images of the Arturia PolyBrute Analog Morphing Matrix Synthesizer are not included with purchase of the synthesizer. These legs are a separately available item (BH #AR230641WL) found here: https://bhpho.to/3nHpQKL

Q: 4. Can the unit be powered thru the USB in lieu of optional power supply or batteries?

A: The Korg Monologue is not able to be bus powered via USB. The unit requires 9VDC which can be supplied via optional AC power supply or 6 AA batteries only.

Q: 5. can this module be powered solely on USB? if possible

A: The Waldorf Blofeld - Desktop Synthesizer requires the included AC power supply and cannot be powered by USB.

Q: 6. When will the product start shipping?

A: We are expecting this item to ship beginning mid-January 2016.

Q: 7. Hello. Does this used Analog Four come with the original box and accessories?

A: Please call our Used Department at (800) 606-6969 Option 2. used@bhphotovideo.com

Q: 8. Can the Keyboard sequence drum kits?

A: Yes, Roland JUNO-DS88 Synthesizer has an eight-track pattern sequencer to capture and develop ideas for songs or beats.

Q: 9. Can I connect this synthesizer in a place where the mains voltage is 220 V at a frequency of 50 Hz?

A: The Korg KingKORG NEO Virtual Analog Synthesizer (BH # KOKINGKORNE) includes a 120 VAC/60 Hz AC power adapter that features a twin-bladed, North America-style AC outlet plug.

Q: 10. Is there any solution to mount this gear in a rack stand?

A: Waldorf does not make a rackmount kit for the Blofeld desktop synthesizer. You may consider a pull-out rack shelf such as the the ARPOT1 Pullout Shelf from Odyssey Innovative Designs; B&H # ODARPOT1.