KorgSynths
Virtual analog synth and vocoder with logue SDK oscillator and effect units
The microKORG2 is Korg's virtual analog synthesizer and vocoder with 37 mini keys and a gooseneck microphone. Patching is done on screen, and the vocal processor adds pitch correction and a harmonizer. It has modulation, delay and reverb effect sections, an arpeggiator, a loop recorder with undo and redo, and runs on six AA batteries or an AC adaptor.
System update 2.0 made the microKORG2 logue SDK compatible: it runs user units built with SDK 2.1.0 (.mk2unit files), 32 slots each for oscillators, modulation, delay and reverb effects. Korg's free Librarian app loads them; they can also be copied in over USB mass storage (hold the first option button at power-on, then a SlotN folder under Units/Oscs). A user oscillator sits inside the instrument's own voice, with its envelope, filter and amp. Korg states that units for the minilogue xd and NTS series are not compatible.
Nine engines from Felucca, the open M-VAVE FM-1 firmware, ported to the microKORG2 as user oscillator units that play inside the instrument's own voice, filter and envelopes. Also built for the drumlogue.
| Version | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| v0.9 | 2026-10-12 | Initial release. |