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The Korg Monopoly (part 1)

A demonstration of the sound and functionality of the 1981 Korg Monopoly monophonic/polyphonic analog synthesizer.  
 
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maccagrabme (15 hours ago) Show Hide
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Sounds like a lot of us need counselling for selling old classics like this for peanuts! ;)
UnchainTheNight1 (6 days ago) Show Hide
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so it has a maximum of 4 voices? or 8? not much of a polysynth if you can only get 4 note polyphony by using only one oscillator. than again, you can do a lot of things with just an oscillator(learned that watching your sh-09 video).
AutomaticGainsay (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Well, it depends on what you need a polysynth for. Many don't actually want an analog polysynth. 4 voices is enough to define all of the basic chords. ; )
UnchainTheNight1 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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yeah, plus like you said in the video, there is a lot of functionality for each oscillator
molekulaTV (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Thanks again for the job body!
tuckerplowden (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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why is there a skull lol ahhaha
AutomaticGainsay (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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PRETEND YOU NEVER SAW THE SKULL
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tuckerplowden (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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what do you think is the best synth to start with im a fast learner and can learn stuff fast lol ahha also do you think a good price for a mono/poly
AutomaticGainsay (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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It depends on what you're looking for in a synth!
I would pay $1000 for a MonoPoly, and that would be consistent for it's functionality... the good news is they often go for less than that.

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