Synthesizers

Korg’s Wavestate and OpSix are back, and they’re bigger than ever...

For Spike Edney, touring with one of the biggest bands in the world has meant keeping up with the very latest in stage keyboard technology.

Korg lovingly recreate a ’70s synth classic.

Korg’s Modwave is a wavetable powerhouse that can import Serum wavetables without conversion.

Korg’s Nautilus puts much of the functionality of the Kronos into a far more affordable instrument.

Korg’s Opsix takes FM synthesis to places it’s never been before.

Korg's painstaking recreation of the legendary ARP 2600 may be even better than the original...

Wave Sequencing is back — and this time it's got knobs on!

Taking the design of the original Minilogue and features from the Prologue, does the XD offer the ideal balance between function and price?

Thanks to Korg, it’s once again possible to walk into a shop and buy a brand-new, full-size ARP Odyssey.

Korg’s new “flagship analogue synthesizer” actually incorporates plenty of digital technology — and to great effect!

The Monologue may be a cut-down version of the Minilogue, but it offers a few features its polyphonic big brother can’t match.

How do you follow the best-selling synthesizer of all time?

Korg’s single–handed analogue revival continues unabated, with the release of an affordable four–voice polysynth.

For the best part of 20 years, musicians have been asking certain Japanese manufacturers for recreations of their classic synths, and finally one of them has been brave enough to do it. How does Korg’s reborn MS20 compare to its illustrious ancestor?

It’s named in honour of everyone’s favourite giant ape, but will Korg’s new keyboard scale the heights or be shot down in flames? Find out in our exclusive review...

Korg really know what they're doing when it comes to workstations, and their new one has been eagerly anticipated. Meet the Kronos in our world exclusive review...