Korg Minilogue Analog Synthesizer
Four-voice analog synth with sequencer and delay.
Korg’s minilogue is the first polyphonic analog synthesizer with presets in its price range. With its powerful yet simple signal flow and extensive feature set, minilogue is designed to inspire ... read more
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Based on 27 Reviews
Great cheap analog poly sytnh
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.

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

minilogue or sub-phatty... I can only justify the expense of one..... the korg seems versatile, but the moog is so fun in the store....

Best starter Synth for < $500
This synth seems to do it all. Rich textured multiband, fat monosynths, delicate sounds with nuanced fx - plus it's got a sequencer built in. Loads of fun, and always more to do/learn with this thing. Oh, and it's beautiful.

Best synth for $500 a must have.
warm sounding great presets....good sequencer effects are kinda gritty but effective.
excellent machine
I love this machine, simple, compact, great sounds, great fx, great price
Incredibly powerful Synth for the 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!


Fun, easy to use, and a great investment for beginners.
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.

great analog little monster
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.

poly synths seldom give up the Model D thickness (including the polymoog and memorymoog), but hey, you can play chords and my MIDI Moog and Phatty are only good for riffing

very fun, price to performance is great
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.

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Description
Four-voice analog synth with sequencer and delay.
Korg’s minilogue is the first polyphonic analog synthesizer with presets in its price range. With its powerful yet simple signal flow and extensive feature set, minilogue is designed to inspire and captivate musicians and analog enthusiasts on all levels.
At its heart, the minilogue is a four-voice, fully programmable polyphonic analog synth with 200 editable presets (100 preloaded) and a powerful, flexible architecture for amazing versatility in sound creation and exploration. It features a 16-step polyphonic note and motion sequencer, arpeggiator, and a tape-style delay. With its powerful, yet easy to understand signal flow, minilogue is designed to inspire and captivate musicians and analog enthusiasts on all levels.
A new Voice Mode lets users choose how the four available voices are configured; from Polyphonic to Duophonic, Unison to one-note Chords, and more. In addition to offering up information on presets and editable parameters, the OLED display also features a real-time oscilloscope, providing functional, fun, and eye-catching visual feedback for the sound being played; a feature never before seen on a hardware synth.
The uniquely curved, sand-blasted aluminum panel, real pyinkado wood back panel, solid, chassis-mounted metal shaft potentiometers and rubber-coated knobs give the roadworthy minilogue a standout look and feel to complement its powerful and dynamic sound creation capabilities.
The minilogue is ideal for:
Musicians who already have a microKORG or similar mini keyboard synth, looking to renew or expand their synth arsenal
Non-synth players – because they’re easy to use, easy to play, and easy to own
Any analog enthusiast
Specifications
- 4-voice polyphonic true-analog with 200 presets (100 preloaded, all editable)
- 16-step polyphonic step and motion sequencer
- Configure or limit the 4 available voices
- Onboard tape-style delay
- Chassis-mounted, metal shaft pots; rubbed-coated knobs
- Curved aluminum panel and pyinkado wood rear panel
Awesome sound
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