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Korg Announces Multi/Poly Native: A Software Reimagining of the Classic Mono/Poly

Korg  has unveiled Multi/Poly Native, a powerful new software synth that brings the legendary Mono/Poly into the digital realm. Following the success of the hardware Multi/Poly, this native plugin delivers the same sonic versatility with expanded features designed for modern production workflows.

Key Features:

  • True-to-Original Sound – Faithfully models the iconic Mono/Poly oscillators and filters.
  • Expanded Polyphony – Go beyond the original four oscillators for deeper layering.
  • Enhanced Modulation – More routing options for evolving textures and dynamic performances.
  • Integrated Effects – Built-in reverb, delay, and chorus for shaping your sound.
  • Cross-Compatibility – Works seamlessly with the hardware Multi/Poly for hybrid setups.

Bringing the Mono/Poly to a New Generation

Originally released in 1981, the Korg Mono/Poly became a cult favorite for its flexible architecture and powerful four-oscillator design. With the introduction of the hardware Multi/Poly, Korg reimagined its classic synth with modern enhancements, and now Multi/Poly Native brings that same vision into the software domain.

Designed to retain the raw analog-style sound of the original, the Multi/Poly Native expands on the concept by introducing full polyphony, an enhanced modulation matrix, and studio-grade effects. Whether you’re after vintage arpeggiator patterns, lush pads, or aggressive bass tones, this plugin offers a highly versatile sound palette for any producer.

Perfect for Hybrid Setups

For those already using the hardware Multi/Poly, this new software version allows for seamless integration between the two. Patches can be shared between hardware and software, making it easier to transition between studio production and live performance without losing any of the character that defines the synth.

A Step Forward in Virtual Analog

With its attention to detail and expanded creative features, Multi/Poly Native is more than just a tribute—it’s a step forward in virtual analog synthesis. Whether you’re a long-time fan of Korg’s legendary synths or just diving into software instruments, this release is a testament to how classic designs can evolve while staying true to their roots.

Special Intro Sale and Crossgrade details

Owners of the hardware multi/poly are eligible for a crossgrade license to the software versions for the special price of US$49. Amazing analog sounds that only digital can provide – now in your DAW.

multi/poly native Intro Sale

To celebrate the release of multi/poly native, we are offering an intro sale through Monday, March 31, 2025. Don’t miss this opportunity!

Sale Period: March 6, 2025 (Thursday) – March 31, 2025 (Monday)
Regular Price US$199 > Special Price US$149

The Multi/Poly Native plugin is available now, making Korg’s classic synth more accessible than ever. For more details, visit Korg’s official website.

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