Korg Multi/Poly Synthesizer

In the distant past (Grandpa tells), well before the days of their digital workstations like the M1 and Wavestation, Korg made analogue synthesisers. One of the most famous of these is the 1981 Mono/Poly, a not-too-big synth with a wealth of dials and interesting features. In its after-life, the Mono/Poly has certainly not been forgotten, given its various software creations. And now Korg is coming out with a reincarnation of sorts: the Multi/Poly. A reincarnation squared, let that be clear by now. The new system of the Korg Multi/Poly This is a virtual analogue synth, and the first to use a new generation of Korg technology. Modular capabilities in a compact package, and to highlight one thing: Korg uses virtual voice cards. In the old days, you had big circuit boards with one monophonic voice on them, with then all the chips for LFOs, envelopes, filters and so on. So if you had four PCBs, you had a polyphony of four. Korg now also models these boards, of course with some subtle devia