Analog Synthesizer

Although it might seem as the MiniBrute's little brother, the MicroBrute doesn't pale in comparison. Everything that made the MiniBrute a success, including the power of analog sound, is also present on this beautiful little synthesizer. 

Look at the Korg Volca Bass analog synthesizer like it's an ultra-affordable 303 bassline synth — except it's actually pretty easy to program! Whether you're producing EDM, hip-hop, or any type of electronic music really, the fat sound of true analog bass can't be denied. The Volca Bass gives you three oscillators to create huge bass sounds, and a 16-step sequencer to create your grooves. Best of all you've got MIDI and Sync I/O, making it easy to integrate the Korg Volca Bass with the rest of your gear.

The MiniBrute was marketed in 2012, the first synthesizer to come out of the factories of Arturia, a young company from Grenoble. It caused a world revolution by reviving the analog synthesizer market. 6 years later, Arturia presents its worthy successor: the MiniBrute 2, a semi-modular and evolutionary synthesizer.

Korg's Volca Keys analog synthesizer is a must-have for any fan of synths, packing huge analog tone and a surprisingly flexible interface into an ultra-affordable and portable package. This 3-note synth has self-tuning analog oscillators for stable pitch, and lets you stack notes to form chord stabs or combine them in unison for huge lead lines. Factor in the fat-sounding filter, delay effect, and a built-in arpeggiator, and you're well on your way to analog synth bliss. Best of all, you can store up to eight of your own patterns for recall anytime with the Korg Volca Keys.

The microKorg delivers the quality sounds and features you expect from Korg at a price that will astound you. Powerful synthesis is the nature of this beast! The microKORG boasts the same dual-oscillator DSP synthesis engine found in Korg's critically acclaimed MS2000 and offers a wider selection of waveforms than almost any other modeled synth. In addition, 64 exclusive DWGS waveforms from Korg's classic DW-8000 enables you to reproduce a broad collection of imitative sounds that are traditionally difficult reproduce on an analog synthesizer with the microKorg.

The MICRO series is very much what the other keyboards are already done and especially what others do not very often: programmable arpeggiator, vocoder quality, etc ...

Shape your sound, take it everywhere. microKORG S continues to build on the original success. With a deep sound, a classic design and high quality construction, the analog modeling synthesizer microKORG has quickly become a reference when it was released in 2002. Since then, the microKORG has come its way into the hands of all kinds musicians, and now he enjoys an update to sit sustainability to ensure that it will remain one of the most popular synthesizers in the coming years. The new microKORG S has a system of loudspeakers 2 + 1 integrated with a power that far exceeds its size. His body has an elegant white dress, and includes new presets that represent the sounds of a new generation. Under the sophisticated appearance of the microKORG S hides a sound engine in the rough with still a wide range of use.

With its true semi-modular signal path, the Korg Volca Modular brings the expansive creative potential of modular synths to the Volca platform.  Its 16-step sequencer offers a range of scale presets to play with, plus deep randomization options for on-the-fly versatility. Practically anything can be patched into anything else on the Volca Modular, and 20 patch cables are included — that’s a lot of potential for creating your own custom synth sounds. Whether you’re expanding your Volca rig or tapping into your full modular synth setup, the Korg Volca Modular packs a ton of value into a standalone synth and sequencer module.