The Korg Monologue is truly the pocket rocket of synthesizers.
Announced in late 2016, the Korg Monologue has quickly become a favourite amongst keyboardists and synth nerds. Whilst it may seem like a cut-down version of the Minilogue, the Monologue has its own character that make it an essential addition to any studio or live rig.
And now thanks to Oscillator Sink, you can load some new patches into your Monologue for even more variety and inspiration when writing or performing your own tracks. In the following video, Oscillator Sink demonstrates the patches he’s created and it’s well worth listening to both demo videos.
If you like what you hear, you can download the patch packs from the links at the bottom of the Oscillator Sink website
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