
Korg
Korg MONOLOGUE-BL Monologue Monophonic Analog Synthesizer Dark Blue
Korg's Monologue delivers hands-on monophonic analog synthesis with 100 programmable patches and a built-in oscilloscope in a compact, battery-powered package.
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Overview
Key Features
Monofonic analog synthesizer circuit redesigned based on minilogue
Fully programmable and can memorize 100 programs
16 step sequencer has been significantly improved in motion sequences
Oscilloscope function for visual display of waveform
Session with other groove machines by sinking
Specifications
Brand
Korg
Model
MONOLOGUE-BL
Color
Dark Blue
Synthesis Type
Monophonic Analog
Programmable Presets
100
Sequencer
16-step with motion sequence
Display
OLED with oscilloscope function
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sounds can the Korg Monologue store?
The Monologue can store and recall 100 fully programmable programs, giving you a large library of patches to work with during live performance or studio sessions.
Does the Monologue have a built-in sequencer?
Yes, it features an improved 16-step sequencer with motion sequence capability, allowing you to record and automate parameter changes over your sequences.
What is the oscilloscope function on the Monologue used for?
The built-in oscilloscope displays the waveform output in real time on the OLED screen, letting you visually monitor how your sound-shaping adjustments affect the signal.
Can the Monologue sync with other gear?
Yes, it can sync with other groove machines and synthesizers, making it a useful addition to a multi-instrument setup for keeping sequences and tempos locked together.
Is the Monologue polyphonic or monophonic?
The Monologue is strictly monophonic, meaning it plays one note at a time. This design is intentional, optimized for bass lines, leads, and expressive single-note parts.