Korg Minilogue XD Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer with Multi-Engine (4-Voice)
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What it is and isn't
No way to disable the step sequencer being started by KRONOS sequencer when connected for the master midi clock from KRONOS. Popping sound when using slow attack. No sustain pedal input. No accessible portamento switch. Small keys. Nice price. Nice design. Sounds good but not exceptional. I got a NORD Lead A1 proving, you get what you pay for. WOW, what sound and obedient to my midi chain. 24 poly and sounds much better. The Minilogue is in the box, in the basement, and will likely stay there until I give it away or sell it for a pittance.
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Portable and really fun!
The Minilogue is a really fun to use synthesizer, with an immediate interface to tweak and a great sound, while also affordable. At first I wasn't so sure about its sound, but had a test drive and it really impressed me (all 3 times in consecutive days). Even as an affordable synth, it has its own thing and can sound amazing. Been using it mostly for pad and keyboard(ish) bell sounds, and it is great at it. Throw in an external delay pedal and yo... Show More
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Amazing Analog Synth!
Been waiting for so long to get my hands on one of these! Ever since I opened the box I've been in love. For the price point you can't beat it. I've been using the Korg R3 for about 5 years and a Roland SH-32 for about a year, this is a perfect addition to my setup! If you're in the market for an analog synth.. BUY THIS ONE!
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This thing is dope!
Excellent value packed into a small package. If you're lucky enough to find one in stock pick it up quick because they move fast. Hours of entertainment.
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Great Analog Poly, Great Price
The minilogue is a full fledged 4 voice polyphonic analog synth with 1 LFO. You can save patches (200) and the oscilloscope is helpful for patch building. When recalling patches, there are several options for the knobs too-- the default is to 'jump' to the value that the knob is turned to, but there is also a 'catch' option that won't change the parameter until you move the knob to where it was in the saved patch-- this is very helpful for live p... Show More
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