Korg Introduces The Prologue, Analog Polyphonic Synthesizer

Korg has announced the Prologue, a new analog polyphonic synthesizer that will be available in two models – the Prologue-16 and Prologue-8, a 16-voice 61-key and eight-voice 49-key, respectively. With this year’s NAMM show fast approaching, this will certainly be one of many new products that we can expect from Korg.

Features

• 16/8-voice analog synthesizer circuit.
• Newly developed multi-engine equipped with three types: noise, VPM, and user.
• High-quality digital effects.
• An open API (Application Programming Interface) for user-created oscillators and effects。
• Newly developed L.F. COMP. (Low Frequency Compressor) analog effect (prologue-16 only).
• Bi-timbre support.
• Voice modes that allow voices to be flexibly recombined.
• Arpeggiator equipped with a variety of types and range settings.
• Program Sort allows rapid access to 500 programs.
• Japanese-made high-quality natural touch keyboard.
• Oscilloscope function shows the waveform visually.
• Tough and stylish body made of aluminum and wood.
• Sync with another groove machine to enjoy jam sessions.
• Lineup includes a 16-voice 61-key model and an eight-voice 49-key model.

The Prologue-8 and Prologue-16 are priced at $1499 and $1999, respectively, and you can visit the Korg website to learn more about the synth.

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