Detail 01
Two VCOs, one VCF, and one VCA
The analog signal path provides the main oscillator, filtering, and amplifier stages.

Independent shopping perspective
KORG’s minilogue is a four-voice analog synthesizer built around a 37-key velocity-sensitive keyboard, two VCOs, VCF, VCA, envelope generators, and an LFO. Its front-panel controls put the synthesis parameters close at hand, while the arpeggiator and 16-step sequencer support hands-on pattern building. MIDI In/Out, USB, CV/Gate, Sync, and a mono line input make it useful alongside sequencers, drum machines, DAWs, and external audio sources.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The analog signal path provides the main oscillator, filtering, and amplifier stages.
Detail 02
Lets you create sequences directly on the instrument.
Detail 03
It holds factory sounds and space for your own saved sounds.
Detail 04
Accepts an external mono audio source for processing through the minilogue.
Detail 05
The display includes an oscilloscope.
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These are the listed overall dimensions and weight.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Its maximum listed polyphony is four voices.
Yes. It has USB connectivity, and the description identifies the USB port as USB MIDI for DAW connection.
Yes. It includes a 16-step sequencer and an arpeggiator.
Yes. It has a mono line input for processing external audio through its filter and effects.
Reference
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