Korg Minilogue Analog Synthesizer

Has a sharp modern sound. Even the presets are useable.

We use it a lot! Sounds very nice and this beast is very versatile, bass, leads, arpeggios, pad and everything in between. Lovely machine. The sequencer is useful too.

warm sounding great presets....good sequencer effects are kinda gritty but effective.

I love this machine, simple, compact, great sounds, great fx, great price

I personally think KOrg knocked it out of the park with this one. With its various modes (Mono, poly, duo, chord, delay etc etc; and with a sequencer which is very musically attuned, it's an amazing peice of gear that I think everyone should have. Basslines, pads, leads, you name it, and the minilogue will help you make it!

I got this for Christmas a year ago and it has served me very well during that time period. If you are into Lo-Fi music, synthwave, or any new-age type of music this synth is for you. Don't be like me and never use it lol. I really should use it more. The MIDI capabilities are a little tweaked, but it is good enough.

I absolutely love this instrument. Don't expect a massive analog sound like from Moogs, but it is very handy and has its own beauty. The step sequencer and the different instrument modes are really useful. Some people noticed clicks at attack of the envelopes and think it is wrong compared to other analog gear, but I think this can be a useful feature in sound design. Also the delay a little bit noisy at higher feedback, but can be bypassed. The oscilloscope display very good even to teach or learn subtractive synthesis.

a little harsh sounding but with some fx, this thing can sound great. i've learned a lot about how to really 'program' a synth with the minilogue.

excellent 4 voice analog synth. perfect for beginners or pros excellent price

Oh, I love this thing. The polished gray finish is beautiful, the sounds in this thing are killer... the hands on of a hardware synth is truly like nothing else you will ever experience.

I have had this one for over a year and while it is great to play and has many interesting features the sound never really knocked me out but it is an inexpensive way to get a polyphonic analog into your set-up. I really should use it more.

Its capabilities are a bit limited compared to some of the other beast synthesizers out there (that are much more expensive), but for its price it's an absolute killer synth!

What an amazing synth. Presets, 4 voice, arp, delay, receives CC messages... Incredible for live and studio

really great sound quality from this synth and the most user friendly interface out there. Using the synth is great fun in general and the 4 voices rather than 1 seem like a bonus. It's a bit pricey for what it is but the build quality is great across most of the synth and the sound quality is very boutique to me unlike most analog synth gear in the sub 600$ price range which sound rather...."gamey" as in not quite as precise and musically dialed in as the minilogue and better ananlog synth gear sounds

What can I say, the Korg Minilogue is a very nice analog sound play/experiment machine. Not much choice around for the limited budget. Love how the sequencer can be part of the whole sound shaping process.

The filtered delay on this unit.. very nice but... noisy... Also the midi implementation has some quirks but I hope they will iron it out.

All my other synths are Mono, would love to have a juno 60 or something like that but this little beast is affordable and can do shitloads.

This synth actually does wonders! It is a beast and is worth every penny. Some of the settings are a bit confusing, but you will for sure find out after a while.

Yo if u want like 80s type shit or anything. then this shit is the bomb.

Great analog synthesizer. Route the Minilogue through guitar pedals to create some truly deep unique sounds.

Even though the sound of the korg minilogue has been described as quite tame it has a distinct feel to it. The controls and interface are great with quite a lot of modulation options and good selection of wave shapes. Definitely recommended for any beginner in subtractive synthesis that wants to have an analog poly on a budget.

This synthesizer will make you fall in love.

For a synth with only two oscillators and minimal effects and controls, this thing is extremely powerful. Lots of really nice default patches, and making custom patches are extremely easy to develop. There are a few weird things like the phase of a muted oscillator affecting the phase of the unmuted oscillator, but that could totally be a 'me' issue instead of an issue with the hardware. :p I'll be using this synth heavily for the next couple of albums for sure.

I love this synth. For the price point ($500), it's surprisingly powerful. Being a 4-voice synth can have it's limitations, but it's definitely a blast to play.

I like the simplicity of this synth, but I think that for $600 you could invest in starting your modular rig. I know that its a different beast, but you could get something better for $600 its all.