NAMM 2025: Korg Multipoly Desktop

US A space-saving form factor for the Multipoly      25/01/25


We caught up with Luke from Korg at this year's event as he introduced the Multipoly in desktop and rackmount versions. Luke explained that the new unit offers the same architecture as the original, minus the keys, and it can easily transform between a rackmount or a desktop setup. While the older Monopoly had subtle visual similarities to the vintage MonoPoly, the true connection lies in the round-robin layer feature, which cycles through four layers, akin to the original's cycling through 4 oscillators.

He highlighted the integration of chaos physics technology, inherited from the Modwave, offering motion-based modulation through a chaos pad and ball mechanic. The unit can produce lush pads with up to 60 voices, demonstrating its synthesis power. Expect it in stores in the coming months with a similar price point to its keyboard counterpart, as the exact pricing is still to be confirmed.

More Info:

https://www.korg.co.uk/products/multipoly-keyboard

 


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