Nice video my friend - I do agree this is more major league synthesis than something simpler like the Minilogue, but the SOUNDS this synth can create and the depths of sonic magic is far wider than the Minilogue. A beginner in synthesis isn't a beginner for long once things click in place.... It was a pleasure to work on the voicing for this synth and hope people dig it once they get one in their hands - this one is very special. :D
They will most certainly go the polysix/wavestate route and come out with a super expensive premium 5 octave version with after touch. Show me the money!
Love the new space! Creative space in the back for your own music and a YT space in the front with lights and cameras for the videos. Balance is brilliant! Good job. Korg MoltiPoly- sure!
4 layers of virtual analog is the killer featuer here, only Nord have done that before. about time they had some competition. fantastic video bo, lovely clean bright overhead view to contrast the moody talking head shots!
Depending on how you're defining VA or multitimbral, what about the Waldorf Q and Blofeld, Korg Radias, Novation Nova and Supernova 2 (6 and 8 parts, each with complete FX chain), Alesis Ion, Oberheim/Viscount OB-12, and maybe the JD-800 (sort of VA)...
@@ReubenSound multimbral as in can play more than one sound at once, splits, layers or different midi channels. i think none of the synths you mention can do that. the only one that comes to mind with 4 parts is nord lead, and they were doing it since the early 90s.
@@WoodyPianoShack Nope, all those synths can play at least four different sounds/patches at the same time, split across the keyboard, or on different MIDI channels. No confusion over polyphony, but of course multitimbrality uses up voices.
Sounds good, most VA's do imo, I have a Nord Lead 4 and Modal Argon 8 that sound great, the Nord especially is beautiful sounding. For the longest time my main synth was a Virus and that synth could blow most others out of the water.
Excellent review. Good job not spending the first 5 minutes talking about the Mono/Poly and the next 20 minutes playing with the Kaoss Physics (like I’ve seen somewhere else). I feel like this is a very capable virtual analog riddled with distractions. The name has some people asking “how close to the original does it sound?”. 🤔 🤦♂️ Then the Kaoss Physics. It’s a fun addition but I would maybe use it on 5% of the patches (and that’s generous). It’s like some people are reviewing a very good cake but only talking about the icing. You didn’t fall into that trap, well done! 😎 My main negative points: - No expression pedal input (that would have made the lack of aftertouch more acceptable) - One octave too short - Only one set of knobs to tweak 4 envelopes It surely has lots of very desirable features as a pure VA (like modelling multiple types of portamento etc. - that’s genius), many very good filters, 4 oscillators per voice (very uncommon I think) and so on.
The Kingkorg Neo is also part of the family. And it’s a VA too. Korg should have combined the specs together with this Multipoly and brought out only one advanced VA synth. The Neo has no real reason for existence as it is a clone of its bigger predecessor at the same price level. Why pay the same to get less. But the KingKorg has very good VA filters.
NEO isnt really the same sort of synth tho as the rest. Its like you say... Its a refresh of an older synth, and in terms of polyphony, functionality etc its very different. It does sound good, but yeah its expensive
Yep , you’re right, apart from the form factor the Neo doesn’t really share that much in its concept with the other 3-octave korg synths. If the multi/poly would have the DWGS waveforms as well, the Neo would probably be superfluous.
Nice synth but the audio quality doesn’t sound as quite as good as modern synths with better dacs. That and the interface isn’t easy to navigate. I eventually sold mine but there’s no doubt it’s a classic.
That was my first synth. It has it's own character, which you either like or don't like. But you can create some really great stuff with it, when you can handle it. Sold mine many years ago, when I needed money. If I remember correctly there had been this envelope-bug. So when you set up the filter ADSR, then switch to the amp and switch back to the filter-envelope, for a little tuning all values had been resettet to initial position 😄
Great review! This one looks very cool, though I've barely scratched the surface of my OpSix so I guess I should keep my GAS in check. Definitely agree with the comments on the keys: It's hard to accept a brand new synth at this at this price point with a keybed that's objectively worse than what came with my UltraNova.
It sounds almost as good as my Radias rack..somehow it's more pleasant than the ModWav. I like the Kaoss-pad, that is always a nice addition. Thanks for the demo!
Lovely machine. I don’t know if it’s me but it sounds very eighties. I think I’d love one of these but you’re probably right on the ideal user and as I tend to just use the presets on my MPC and tweak the filter and the envelope on the microfreak, so this probably would be wasted with me. If anyone’s interested my first outing with the MPC/ microfreak is out tomorrow I use distrokid so it’s everywhere 😀( hope you don’t mind the plug Bo)
The touch screen pinball is a really cool idea 😁 otherwise it’s a vst synth with a dedicated midi controller. The amount of sound possibilities are astonishing though.
I'd be very interested if they offered this in a module form factor. Although maybe they are hesitant to do that because other devices controllers might have a harder time dealing with the multi-timbral keyboard splitting. Personally I'd be fine to just do it via midi like you showed with the Digitakt, but definitely a possible constraint.
Definitivly a surprise.. I not expected that, also not heard before that comes out... sounds interesting. But for me I really would like a Desktop Version like the other three... Then I would buy.. Can play it from my Hydrasynth , I dont need a polyaftertouch Keyboard, I have already, would only make the price higher..
pretty cool but... i have too many synths already 😅 how can one explore all these sounds? How has one the time for that? All the love tho Bo! Keep it going!
Who is this for? I guess me- ill sell my hydra and micromonsta. I love how deep this synth goes and the layers just covers everyrhing i need from synths.
22:21 According to loopop the arpeggiator is global on purpose...so that it can rotate between the individual sounds (just like the arp on the Mono/Poly rotating between its oscillators).
It does sound very nice. But like a lot of people in the comments, I'm also frustrated with having no aftertouch on this version of the synth. At least they have kind of stuck to a blueish/purple colour for virtual analogue. If it isn't blue it isn't virtual analogue in my book. Korg MS2000, Roland JP8000, Yamaha AN1X and newer synths like the Modal Cobalt 8, all blue.
Nice video Bo! I was wondering, have you ever considered a loop station like the Boss rc505-mk2 as your main 'sequencer'? A synth like this for example and even a simple circuit tracks for beats, both as midi slaves to the looper, gives you a lot of freedom i would think, especially when using also mics and other external instruments (like even a guitar or..) Kind greetings from Belgium!
I saw a lot of the announcements from Korg about this and immediately thought I wanted it, no questions asked. I mean, 4 layers of analog sound? Feels like a no-brainer. I‘m glad I came to watch this video because it showed me that this one really isn‘t for me. The 4-layer system obviously immediately reminds me of the wavestate, but I‘d be longing for the multi/poly to be able to sequence like the wavestate does. Hearing that it doesn’t have that capability and I’d need extra machinery to achieve that changed how badly I‘d want it, so thank you for another one of these videos that gives important information like that. 👍🙂
It has this darker warmer tone, not far from early 2000s va synths and not so bright vst-esque. But is it the usual flimsy opsix keybed? I really with they would step up the game and offer something semi-weighted.
i feel like this is gonna end up being a classic. waiting for the module though. unless they get the gain staging right on the plugin like they did with the modwave. wavestate and opsix natives volumes/gain are so low to begin with, it’s weird.
Wow great video!! I’m new to music production. What Synthesizer/polysynth would you recommend for beginners like myself that’s reasonably priced?? I currently have just a Casio keyboard.
This synth wouldnt be a bad choice. You could also look at the Sequential Take 5 and Teo. A popular choice is the minilogue or microkorg for beginners.
I don’t know. Since they released other synths in this series as both rack and vst I wouldnt be surprised. But no inside knowledge about this, just a guess
I was talking a lot of shit due to the cost and the kind of synth that it is (virtual analogue), but it actually sounds very good. I will wait for the module though.
This synth doesn't have aftertouch either? ...which seems like crap to me. What did it cost them to put it in? Today a synth without aftertouch is like one without a leg.
@@Reprodestruxion Yes it has, especially the old ones like monopoly, ms20, polysix, trident etc, thin and without punch. Korg and Roland were very useful back in the 80s because of their low price compared to the competitors like moog, oberheim, PPG and sequential but today when the price difference is less they serve no purpouse.
@@Reprodestruxion I used it a couple of years in the early 80s and it was nothing compared to really good monos like the pro one. Although it had 4 oscillators it sounded weak and thin.
@@IdkapareIdkaparson this is a big debate, but where we get this notion is look at the guitar amp modeling people, they have it down where only collectors will buy tube amps. The models of tube amps have gotten that good.
I'm sure it's a good synth, but sorry, I just can't see the point of it. Maybe I have too much gear already that I haven't fully explored in depth. I haven't heard anything I can't create with my current gear (MODX7, Wavestate, Sequential PRO 3)
@@weddy5700 Thats interesting - would you mind if I asked what it is that you are trying to do? I'm only after a simple answer like Stage work or Studio work etc. For me, once I get on stage and there's a screaming guitar and the rest (3 backup vocals from the instrumentalists, bass, drums, lead vocal etc), the subtlety of what you can hear from the synths kind of gets washed out in the mix. That's why I got the Pro 3. It really cuts through when you need it to.
It's just so bad, this is the most digital sounding VA I've ever heard, the filters are harsh and the resonance gives me a headache. I have never heard a VA synth sound this flat and awful, truly a huge miss for Korg, especially at that near 1000€ price point. Just get a Gaia 2 for 200€ less, at least that won't destroy your ears. How is this so bad?
"Before I start, a quick disclosure: Korg sent me MultiPoly. Other than that, no money changed hands, they have no say over the content of this video, and don't get to see it before it's published." - loopop, less than two minutes into his 30+ minute review.
I do a variation of that, I say that Korg sent me MultiPoly and check the checkbox for "paid promotion OR received product". If I am ever paid I say the video is sponsored by X. And it will also say "sponsored by X" in the description at the top. I even made a video on this topic: th-cam.com/video/r7TnyiufmEo/w-d-xo.html
@@Pyroja …I’ve heard a guitar guy say the same thing about a piece of gear that retails north of 3K: “i can keep the guitar but my opinions are mine alone blablabla”. Followed by a glowing review of said guitar, obviously. Never heard anybody do the “opinions are mine” bit and then bashing a shit product, that only sporadically happens for clout and over companies everybody like to dunk on, which coincidentally are the ones that sell cheap stuff and are not very valuable to the youtuber anyway (behringer, donner)
Nice video my friend - I do agree this is more major league synthesis than something simpler like the Minilogue, but the SOUNDS this synth can create and the depths of sonic magic is far wider than the Minilogue. A beginner in synthesis isn't a beginner for long once things click in place.... It was a pleasure to work on the voicing for this synth and hope people dig it once they get one in their hands - this one is very special. :D
Great work! And hope you doing well!
Good stuff Bob!
I really love virtual analog, and this sounds great. I really can't believe they aren't giving these aftertouch, come on!
Yeah poly AT would be amazing on these synths!
They will most certainly go the polysix/wavestate route and come out with a super expensive premium 5 octave version with after touch. Show me the money!
@@mh22xv Yeah, I think you nailed that.
Whattttt???😲
Wow!!! what a synth!!!it is so nice!!!💎☕🥐❄😃
Love the new space! Creative space in the back for your own music and a YT space in the front with lights and cameras for the videos. Balance is brilliant! Good job. Korg MoltiPoly- sure!
4 layers of virtual analog is the killer featuer here, only Nord have done that before. about time they had some competition. fantastic video bo, lovely clean bright overhead view to contrast the moody talking head shots!
Depending on how you're defining VA or multitimbral, what about the Waldorf Q and Blofeld, Korg Radias, Novation Nova and Supernova 2 (6 and 8 parts, each with complete FX chain), Alesis Ion, Oberheim/Viscount OB-12, and maybe the JD-800 (sort of VA)...
@@ReubenSound multimbral as in can play more than one sound at once, splits, layers or different midi channels. i think none of the synths you mention can do that. the only one that comes to mind with 4 parts is nord lead, and they were doing it since the early 90s.
@@ReubenSound i realise now you are confusing polyphony with multitimbral...?
@@WoodyPianoShack Nope, all those synths can play at least four different sounds/patches at the same time, split across the keyboard, or on different MIDI channels. No confusion over polyphony, but of course multitimbrality uses up voices.
Roland SH-4d is 4 part polysynth multitimbral and also has a 26-instrument drum machine as its 5th track.@@WoodyPianoShack
I cannot believe that Korg released this without any aftertouch.
You're right, it does sound really good. I hope the ADSR on that cold you've got will have a really short release stage and no sustain pedal!
Sounds good, most VA's do imo, I have a Nord Lead 4 and Modal Argon 8 that sound great, the Nord especially is beautiful sounding. For the longest time my main synth was a Virus and that synth could blow most others out of the water.
Wow what a beauty 🤩
Really nice, lately Korg done a good job.
Now please Korg...release some electribe...with the same quality.
100% this!
Sounds frankly fantastic
Excellent review. Good job not spending the first 5 minutes talking about the Mono/Poly and the next 20 minutes playing with the Kaoss Physics (like I’ve seen somewhere else).
I feel like this is a very capable virtual analog riddled with distractions. The name has some people asking “how close to the original does it sound?”. 🤔 🤦♂️ Then the Kaoss Physics. It’s a fun addition but I would maybe use it on 5% of the patches (and that’s generous).
It’s like some people are reviewing a very good cake but only talking about the icing. You didn’t fall into that trap, well done! 😎
My main negative points:
- No expression pedal input (that would have made the lack of aftertouch more acceptable)
- One octave too short
- Only one set of knobs to tweak 4 envelopes
It surely has lots of very desirable features as a pure VA (like modelling multiple types of portamento etc. - that’s genius), many very good filters, 4 oscillators per voice (very uncommon I think) and so on.
First Korg I find interesting enough to consider buying. What a beauty. 🤩
The Kingkorg Neo is also part of the family. And it’s a VA too. Korg should have combined the specs together with this Multipoly and brought out only one advanced VA synth. The Neo has no real reason for existence as it is a clone of its bigger predecessor at the same price level. Why pay the same to get less. But the KingKorg has very good VA filters.
NEO isnt really the same sort of synth tho as the rest. Its like you say... Its a refresh of an older synth, and in terms of polyphony, functionality etc its very different. It does sound good, but yeah its expensive
Yep , you’re right, apart from the form factor the Neo doesn’t really share that much in its concept with the other 3-octave korg synths. If the multi/poly would have the DWGS waveforms as well, the Neo would probably be superfluous.
The presets sound really usable for once!
About 80 buttons and potentiometers, mulltipled by shift-functions and menu diving, makes one imagine the complexity in using this synth...
I Love virtual analog synths! Have the Virus Ti2, but this might be a good combo!!🥳🥳 Well done KORG!!
The most important question: There will be a VST plugin version of this too?
Surely.
My Yamaha An1x from 1997 it`s on a next level....very next :D
Nice synth but the audio quality doesn’t sound as quite as good as modern synths with better dacs. That and the interface isn’t easy to navigate. I eventually sold mine but there’s no doubt it’s a classic.
That was my first synth. It has it's own character, which you either like or don't like. But you can create some really great stuff with it, when you can handle it. Sold mine many years ago, when I needed money. If I remember correctly there had been this envelope-bug. So when you set up the filter ADSR, then switch to the amp and switch back to the filter-envelope, for a little tuning all values had been resettet to initial position 😄
My first synth too, I still have it and love it
Great review! This one looks very cool, though I've barely scratched the surface of my OpSix so I guess I should keep my GAS in check. Definitely agree with the comments on the keys: It's hard to accept a brand new synth at this at this price point with a keybed that's objectively worse than what came with my UltraNova.
Awesome video!
Not sure what it is, maybe the filters, but the sounds are really creamy and controlled. Love it.
nice work bo! hello from chicago....
Oh, it really sounded great ❤, thanks for putting this up 🎉
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I thought I would never change my Wavestate for another synth but I think this one is it
It sounds almost as good as my Radias rack..somehow it's more pleasant than the ModWav. I like the Kaoss-pad, that is always a nice addition.
Thanks for the demo!
I’m Not a big fan of the road Korg has taken with keyboards, but this one reminds me a lot of the Nord Wave 2, which I love. Nice video Bo!
Another great review. Thank you.
fabulous sound
That arp at 1:16 sounds great. I thought maybe it was like intro music done with another synth.
Korg should have just made new Z1 with their models or shall I say Yamaha’s synth models with knobs and touch screen galore. Call the Korg Multi Synth
Lovely demo and presentation cute powerful synth
Lovely machine. I don’t know if it’s me but it sounds very eighties. I think I’d love one of these but you’re probably right on the ideal user and as I tend to just use the presets on my MPC and tweak the filter and the envelope on the microfreak, so this probably would be wasted with me.
If anyone’s interested my first outing with the MPC/ microfreak is out tomorrow I use distrokid so it’s everywhere 😀( hope you don’t mind the plug Bo)
The touch screen pinball is a really cool idea 😁 otherwise it’s a vst synth with a dedicated midi controller. The amount of sound possibilities are astonishing though.
I'll wait for the VST version
For the yappers, pair this with the arthuria beatstep pro and your looper pedal of choice
How long before the module is announced
I'd be very interested if they offered this in a module form factor. Although maybe they are hesitant to do that because other devices controllers might have a harder time dealing with the multi-timbral keyboard splitting. Personally I'd be fine to just do it via midi like you showed with the Digitakt, but definitely a possible constraint.
Definitivly a surprise.. I not expected that, also not heard before that comes out... sounds interesting.
But for me I really would like a Desktop Version like the other three... Then I would buy..
Can play it from my Hydrasynth , I dont need a polyaftertouch Keyboard, I have already, would only make the price higher..
pretty cool but... i have too many synths already 😅 how can one explore all these sounds? How has one the time for that? All the love tho Bo! Keep it going!
Like i said about the elektron boxes
They arnt pokemon, dont have to catch em all ♥️
@@BoBeats thats a good way of saying it! GAS is real asf. Cool synth tho 😂 it stays tempting
true the price is quit a thing thees hard days for every one!! but looks very nice all in one !!
It sounds fantastic, and has some great features, but for $900 I’d at least like more keys (with the knobs more spread out)…
Iphone pro 1500 euros y en 5 años lo rompiste, te roubaram o no se puede actualizar.....this synth is for forever
So this is basically korgs version of a Gaia 2. Sounds good, i have a hydrasynth and take 5 already though
Who is this for? I guess me- ill sell my hydra and micromonsta. I love how deep this synth goes and the layers just covers everyrhing i need from synths.
22:21 According to loopop the arpeggiator is global on purpose...so that it can rotate between the individual sounds (just like the arp on the Mono/Poly rotating between its oscillators).
Yeah i think it should simply be switchable
@@BoBeats Hopefully it's just a firmware update away. Time will tell.
It does sound very nice. But like a lot of people in the comments, I'm also frustrated with having no aftertouch on this version of the synth. At least they have kind of stuck to a blueish/purple colour for virtual analogue. If it isn't blue it isn't virtual analogue in my book. Korg MS2000, Roland JP8000, Yamaha AN1X and newer synths like the Modal Cobalt 8, all blue.
Don't forget the blue Nord Leads 😉
Has kind of a Polysix look to it, the Polysix was my 1st synth way back in 1993!
It sounds amazing too!
Nice video Bo! I was wondering, have you ever considered a loop station like the Boss rc505-mk2 as your main 'sequencer'? A synth like this for example and even a simple circuit tracks for beats, both as midi slaves to the looper, gives you a lot of freedom i would think, especially when using also mics and other external instruments (like even a guitar or..) Kind greetings from Belgium!
Yeah! I have considered this. But never gotten into it
It sounds nice actually
I saw a lot of the announcements from Korg about this and immediately thought I wanted it, no questions asked. I mean, 4 layers of analog sound? Feels like a no-brainer. I‘m glad I came to watch this video because it showed me that this one really isn‘t for me. The 4-layer system obviously immediately reminds me of the wavestate, but I‘d be longing for the multi/poly to be able to sequence like the wavestate does. Hearing that it doesn’t have that capability and I’d need extra machinery to achieve that changed how badly I‘d want it, so thank you for another one of these videos that gives important information like that. 👍🙂
It has this darker warmer tone, not far from early 2000s va synths and not so bright vst-esque. But is it the usual flimsy opsix keybed? I really with they would step up the game and offer something semi-weighted.
4 voice multitimbrality is great.
i feel like this is gonna end up being a classic. waiting for the module though. unless they get the gain staging right on the plugin like they did with the modwave. wavestate and opsix natives volumes/gain are so low to begin with, it’s weird.
What exactly is the point of this when they already have the Modwave out?
but now that this is out, what is the point of the modwave?
It has a lot of the Modwave in it with that impressive VA engine on top of it
Can we import sounds from the Mono/Poly softsynth into this synth?
Where is it made? I suppose it is Vietnam. Could you please check on the bottom? Thank you.
Yes Vietnam
@@Buzzleclaire44 Thank you.
Hows the sound compared to the monopoly?
Reminds me of the Dominion one
at first glance
Is this like the new RADIAS?
Wow great video!! I’m new to music production. What Synthesizer/polysynth would you recommend for beginners like myself that’s reasonably priced?? I currently have just a Casio keyboard.
This synth wouldnt be a bad choice. You could also look at the Sequential Take 5 and Teo. A popular choice is the minilogue or microkorg for beginners.
Check my video ”best beginner synths” it goes over a bunch of solid option
@@Somewhere_sometime_somehow
Thank You😄
@@BoBeatswow that was quick!! Thank you.🙂 I’ll do that.
Arthuria and this one
korg has allays be innovative like Roland' has been !!!
Oh No I was sooo far to buy a Modwave. 😱😱
First! Incredible work Bo!
You win a cookie!
will there be a rack or VST ?
I don’t know. Since they released other synths in this series as both rack and vst I wouldnt be surprised. But no inside knowledge about this, just a guess
Is there a desktop conversion kit or kit that can be used with it?
I don't need a 37 key unit.
A single pass with a chainsaw will do the trick.
This has not come out in the uk yet
I was talking a lot of shit due to the cost and the kind of synth that it is (virtual analogue), but it actually sounds very good. I will wait for the module though.
Korg Gaia 2 with layers?
sounds awesome ...
make it a rack ... one keyboard should be enough ...
I think it's better to save some money and get this one over the Microkorg 2.
what is the boot time?
hmm, a few seconds... I didnt time it. Not instant.
For the monopoly gang that remembers detuning
It’s for me.
Did you just make a supersupersupersaw ?
no
its a supersupersupersupersaw
Duper
Needs a desktop module
🤟
This synth doesn't have aftertouch either? ...which seems like crap to me. What did it cost them to put it in? Today a synth without aftertouch is like one without a leg.
Yes, who is it for?
Who needs korg in a world full of Rolands, Moogs, Grooves, sequentials, oberheims and Waldorfs.
Korg has its own sound.a budget buchla moog or nord if you will. As it has an analogue pedigree
@@Reprodestruxion Yes it has, especially the old ones like monopoly, ms20, polysix, trident etc, thin and without punch.
Korg and Roland were very useful back in the 80s because of their low price compared to the competitors like moog, oberheim, PPG and sequential but today when the price difference is less they serve no purpouse.
@@arakaneuman the original monopoly has quite the beefy sound I have found pre fm synthesis
Korg is for people who like keyboards with great features and great build quality but that don't really sound all that great
@@Reprodestruxion I used it a couple of years in the early 80s and it was nothing compared to really good monos like the pro one.
Although it had 4 oscillators it sounded weak and thin.
First attempt of Korg to beat its German competitors
👍
Better analog than analog
NO way
@@IdkapareIdkaparson this is a big debate, but where we get this notion is look at the guitar amp modeling people, they have it down where only collectors will buy tube amps. The models of tube amps have gotten that good.
No (polyphonic) aftertouch = no sale
Open it up I wanna see what inside
I'm sure it's a good synth, but sorry, I just can't see the point of it. Maybe I have too much gear already that I haven't fully explored in depth.
I haven't heard anything I can't create with my current gear (MODX7, Wavestate, Sequential PRO 3)
Yes.
You have the gear you need ♥️
@@MKA63 outside Modx, same gear as you and I was thinking the multipoly could replace my modwave and Pro3
@@weddy5700 Thats interesting - would you mind if I asked what it is that you are trying to do? I'm only after a simple answer like Stage work or Studio work etc.
For me, once I get on stage and there's a screaming guitar and the rest (3 backup vocals from the instrumentalists, bass, drums, lead vocal etc), the subtlety of what you can hear from the synths kind of gets washed out in the mix. That's why I got the Pro 3. It really cuts through when you need it to.
I mean if it isnt eurocrack or Buchla, dont bother to troll comment sections
@@MKA63synths and pedals, will blow your mind
another vst for 99$ soon! with midi😂
How are you able to review synths before they're even announced? 😂
His 3 older brothers in my living room are asking for a little brother now 😅
The family grows!
@@BoBeatsI don’t have enough pampers 😁
Another expensive VST with knobs. Korg need to lay off the pipe, at circa $1,000.
It's just so bad, this is the most digital sounding VA I've ever heard, the filters are harsh and the resonance gives me a headache. I have never heard a VA synth sound this flat and awful, truly a huge miss for Korg, especially at that near 1000€ price point. Just get a Gaia 2 for 200€ less, at least that won't destroy your ears.
How is this so bad?
Too much reverb
4. Meh.
This synth is seriously fat sounding 😮
WHYYYYYYYYYYYY!?!?!?
my thoughts exactly
why what?
Another Raspberry pi, I take it?
@@kierenmoore3236 Great devices. The only issue is korg's filters don't sound that great, but that isn't the fault of the fantastic Raspberry Pi!
@@d3tuned378 why does Bo want me to be poor? I have no self control and will buy things he recommends simply because he recommends them.
Why do synthfluencers not want to make proper disclosures … ?! At least you had a paid promotions tab. More than Loopop does.
"Before I start, a quick disclosure: Korg sent me MultiPoly. Other than that, no money changed hands, they have no say over the content of this video, and don't get to see it before it's published." - loopop, less than two minutes into his 30+ minute review.
I do a variation of that, I say that Korg sent me MultiPoly and check the checkbox for "paid promotion OR received product". If I am ever paid I say the video is sponsored by X. And it will also say "sponsored by X" in the description at the top. I even made a video on this topic: th-cam.com/video/r7TnyiufmEo/w-d-xo.html
Loopop has a disclaimer in literally every one of his videos. Stop discrediting him - and Bo.
@@Pyroja …I’ve heard a guitar guy say the same thing about a piece of gear that retails north of 3K: “i can keep the guitar but my opinions are mine alone blablabla”. Followed by a glowing review of said guitar, obviously. Never heard anybody do the “opinions are mine” bit and then bashing a shit product, that only sporadically happens for clout and over companies everybody like to dunk on, which coincidentally are the ones that sell cheap stuff and are not very valuable to the youtuber anyway (behringer, donner)
100% they drop this thing on eBay 5 minutes after they post the video.
No analog,no buy.
Deal breaker is Mod and pitch wheel up and not next to the key bed!