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korg multi/poly Analog Modeling Synthesizer Review
Amazing analog sounds that only digital can provide
Inspired by the legendary KORG Mono/Poly, the new KORG multi/poly analog modeling synthesizer delivers breathtaking analog sounds combined with extraordinary digital power and flexibility.
The original Mono/Poly boasted an unusually rich sound from its four stacked oscillators, as well as unique, experimental features like flexible x-mod and sync routing and round-robin oscillator triggering. Previously only attainable in large modular systems, the Mono/Poly delivered these features in a compact, user-friendly instrument.
The new multi/poly is the first instrument to use KORG's next-generation analog modeling technology and builds on that legendary distinctive combination of big sounds and modular-derived experimental features. It's like a polyphonic modular system in a compact, hands-on package - a limitless playground for synth players and sound designers. Create hardware mash-ups with East-coast, West-coast, and wavetable oscillators and a wide selection of newly-modeled filters. Make them come alive with models of different envelope, VCA, and portamento circuits. Virtual voice cards produce organic timbral variation. Layer Rotate triggers new Programs with each press of a key. Plus Kaoss Physics, Motion Sequencing 2.0, massive modulation, and more.
Inspired by the legendary KORG Mono/Poly, the new KORG multi/poly analog modeling synthesizer delivers breathtaking analog sounds combined with extraordinary digital power and flexibility.
The original Mono/Poly boasted an unusually rich sound from its four stacked oscillators, as well as unique, experimental features like flexible x-mod and sync routing and round-robin oscillator triggering. Previously only attainable in large modular systems, the Mono/Poly delivered these features in a compact, user-friendly instrument.
The new multi/poly is the first instrument to use KORG's next-generation analog modeling technology and builds on that legendary distinctive combination of big sounds and modular-derived experimental features. It's like a polyphonic modular system in a compact, hands-on package - a limitless playground for synth players and sound designers. Create hardware mash-ups with East-coast, West-coast, and wavetable oscillators and a wide selection of newly-modeled filters. Make them come alive with models of different envelope, VCA, and portamento circuits. Virtual voice cards produce organic timbral variation. Layer Rotate triggers new Programs with each press of a key. Plus Kaoss Physics, Motion Sequencing 2.0, massive modulation, and more.
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Is Korg hinting a 61-key Polysixteen?
Mine comes today on fedex between 11 and 3. I’m going to be standing out there with cones and flags.
Great video I'm going to get the new Roland Fantom EX.
Hi, very good explaining, very good and with honesty defining, thank you, If only there would be less distance to cooperate on making songs
Is that a Korg Krome underneath the keyboard cover?
Roland Fantom8 EX
Get both
May I ask you which keyboard stand you are use? I find it impressive to stack 3 keyboards with out any wobbling or shaking of the keyboards. Thank you very much for telling me the manufacturer, model. Cheers!
@@fairlightmusic it's standastic keyboard stand
Nice, looking forward to see your perspective on using move.
sounds great!
Thanks for playing so many of the sounds. This board is a winner.
It really is a great instrument!
It sounds great tbh
"Amazing analog sounds that only digital can provide" this really doesn't make sense at all !
Yes, and that describes perfectly the beauty of having such warm analog sounds being digitally created and controlled.
This thing is sick may be the best synthesizer ever bought
22:36 mmmmm nice
I hope you enjoy it! I bought mine a year ago at full price. It is one of my favorite synths.
I bought a Nord stage 4 because everyone says its good and i sold it 2 weeks later $1k cheape than i paid in Australia. I am used to olaying roland fantoms and I have owned almost every fantom since the fantom x8 so I decieed to try something different and nord really only had the piano and organ great. Even with that, they dont come out wrll in church mix. I tried a Korg Nautilus in store and was blown away with how great they sounded. So now i am waiting for my korg to arrive . I like the minimalistic view. I barely used 70% of tthe buttons on my old workstations anyway
Thats a video i was looking for ! Thank you so much!
I could test the Softsynth Plugin E.S.P without using it or without being connected to the Montage's usb audio, do the test with an external asio sound interface to see what the latency and total polyphony are like, because here with my Saffire 6 asio drive it's current win10 os sounds keep making loud noises even though the latency increases, the processor is 14 cores xeon 2680 AVX2 32 gigabytes of ram SSD NVME I have already reinstalled the drive and it only works for a while and the crackles and noises return in sounds with layers, I don't know if it is incompatibility with the Focurite's asio drive but with other VSTs it works perfectly with polyphony of 256 notes or more with a latency of 2 milliseconds or Yamaha needs to improve this E.S.P Softsynth Plugin further.
I could test the Softsynth Plugin E.S.P without using it or without it being connected to the Montage's usb audio, do the test with an external asio sound interface to see what the latency and total polyphony are like, because here with my Saffire 6 asio drive it's current win10 sounds It keeps making loud popping noises even though the processor speed is increasing and it has 14 cores asio da focurite but with other VST it works perfectly with polyphony of 256 notes or more with latency of 2 milliseconds or Yamaha needs to improve this E.S.P Softsynth Plugin further.
damn, thats a huge difference between the two.
Can you tell the difference on a blind A/B test though?
Thanks for the video. Next time make sure you laptop display does not reflect the window across the room. As for difference between the real one and vst - I could not tell because of your playing. Could you ask a real musician to demo this plugin?
Thank so much for videoo
Great video! Thanks for showing! :)
The structure of the vst plugin sound library is not clear to me. Even saving a simple preset is a problem for me, I can't find the way... And I see that the number of banks is limited. Can someone give me a video or a link to a page where I can learn about organizing and using the plugin library? Yes.. And I would also be interested in midi learn... thanks...
It sounds identical because it's digital 😉
👌
One thing is for sure when comparing the Yamaha Genos with the Korg Pa5X and that is they are both excellent keyboards but annoyingly, with few exceptions, most reviewers cherrypick the features they want to compare instead of demonstrating all the features each keyboard has to offer. I'm a gigging musician and use predominantly Roland stage keyboards for live performances purely because of the reliability this manufacturer has given me over the years. But I digress. A few years ago I inherited a Yamaha Tyros 5 from an old friend and upgraded to a Genos when that became available. I've only ever used the Genos as a studio creative tool alongside Apple's Logic Pro DAW. I recently part exchanged my Yamaha Genos for a Korg Pa5X after extensive testing of the features of both Genos 2 and Korg Pa5X keyboards which sadly most reviewers of these keyboards completely ignore. I wish I had explored this opportunity when the Pa5X first hit the market. The sounds of the Pa5X are phenomenal and the styles are modern and refreshing but more importantly for me is that the Pa5X offers far more instant access to editing features via button and screen features than the Genos 2. For me the Pa5X is a far superior instrument when compared to the Genos 2 and is pitched more at the professional musician who wants to delve more into editing where as the Genos is seen more of an instrument for the home enthusiast. My opinion is of cause subjective based on my personal expectations and requirements. The most important consideration for anyone buying either of these excellent keyboards is to check out physically in a music shop every feature of both manufacturers and make your choice. Avoid basing your decision on reviewers who just cherry pick features.
Seems like fantom with ex has the the better sounding Jupiter and juno acb models, nzyme synth, supernatural engine and sampling and analog filter. The controls on Jupiter-x change and still menu dive on a small screen. With the fantom you have large color touch screen I cant see any advantage to jupiter-x other than i-arpeggiator and save a few $$
thank you.
do i need yo have the montage to get the VST version?
@@TYTO808BEATZ yes, you do!
for the legal way...yeah otherwise nah
thank you for this video
It sounds fantastic! But I didn't understand most of it.... congrats to all you music scientists that can make this sound beautiful.
Do they pack this keyboard appropriately for its size and weight? Thinking about ordering it from sweetwater. Just nervous about shipping such a big keyboard!
@phanuel_1986 they usually double box, but the music series has much sturdier box than the old montage.
The Neo has a horrific keybed! I wish reviews would mention this, but they're all afraid to say anything negative about it!
With this update would you recommend this over the montage if you could only buy 1 board?
It totally depends on how you are going to use any if these both keyboards. For sound designing, Roland Fantom is definitely a better keyboard since it does have direct access to all the filters and has a very straightforward approach. Also, if you wanna record and create the entire track on the board without the need of DAW, the Roland Fantom is superb. The synth sounds and pad voices are really fantastic. On the other hand, the Yamaha Montage (old one) is a very powerful keyboard when it comes to live performance because of the motion sequencer with 8 different scenes that you can use as a backing track and alsothe superbknob is amazing, acoustic sounds are far better on montage in comparison with Roland Fantom. But if you wanna compare the Fantom with new montage m series, especially the montage m8x, the Yamaha has superiority over the Fantom.
i’m an owner of a roland system-8 and love the sounds it produces. That being said, the keyboard and build quality is nothing compared to the Fantom. Not to mention the extra keys.
As far as more controls, you can add the Korg nano kontrol studio via usb and sit it right on the left side
Not really overpriced if you want the realtime controls. No one seems to care about that but it’s the most important feature for me. Nautilus is a tragedy due to small screen and lack of controls.
Thanks video is great but I am still confused between Fantom and m6 can you tell why not Fantom and why montage ?
Are you a millionaire, cause those keyboards in total costs something like 30000€ or even more?
How can I move this vst from one laptop to another. My system crashed how do I instal it into another computer
@@fidelonuselogu8874 you may contact yamaha customer service to get a new activation code with the proof of your purchase.
@@synth.s I have been trying that no response from them
Amazing! Do you have an original M1 to compare the sounds to?
@jokchung Unfortunately, I don't have one
1.Roland, 2 Korg, 3.Yamaha
You get hammer action keys i believe, pretty big difference
The M8X is probably the best keyboard on the market today. That certainly doesn't mean other keyboards are bad, but the M8X is just next level.
Still, this keyboard has a lot of issues with midi is not in sync properly with the other accompaniments especially when you insert a sample loop in drum or percussion track
Do youi have one these? If not, what arranger/workstation suits you best at this point in time?
Hi I want to buy one of these keyboard. I am blind so I need all the buttons I can get so which do you recommend me to get
@@pedrodomingocantantecatoli2550 Yamaha Montage M8x
@@synth.s OK, thank you. I think I will get the 61 keys. Do you have any tutorials on the Yamaha montage M series?
I was thinking maybe put the control panel to the left so your laptop can go in the middle.
This man is telling me im broke wothout even saying it, look ar all them expensive keys he got 😂
It would be great if the Fantom finally got an I Arp, or some editable independent arpeggio that can be set for all 16 Zones. It would throw a lot at the Fantom's abilities. The sound is very fine, but the Juno X basics demonstrate its potential very well. I hope that Roland will finally add I arp or a more advanced arpeggio. I've been waiting for this for years. Because of this, I think Montage M solves this issue much better. Now I'm waiting for a Montage M7, hopefully it will arrive in Europe soon. I think all synthesizers have the things that make us love them. I also have a Korg Nautilus, and the AL-1 engine is amazingly good at programming sounds. It can reproduce many of the sounds found in Fantom very realistically. I programmed a couple for Nautilus. The Juno 106, Jupiter 8, and JX8p sound very similar to the sounds found in the Fantom.