Features Oscillator Sync and Cross Modulation . You can sync VCO 2 to 1 or VCO 4 to 3 for aggressive, harmonically rich textures.

Two additional multi-effect slots have been added for further sound processing. Resources for Further Learning

Each has dedicated controls for waveform (Triangle, Saw, Pulse), octave (16' to 2'), and level. VCOs 2, 3, and 4 include fine-tune controls for detuning effects.

You can download the official Mono/Poly Owner's Manual or the Setting Chart from the KORG Support page.

The is a high-resolution software reproduction of the classic 1981 analog synthesizer. It uses Korg's Component Modeling Technology (CMT) to digitally replicate the original signal path, including its four voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) and 24dB/octave low-pass filter. Core Architecture & Play Modes

Each of the four oscillators is assigned to a different note. In this mode, all notes share a single filter and envelope generator.

Two independent LFOs (MG1 and MG2) provide flexible modulation for the filter, pitch, and pulse width. Software-Specific V2 Features

The "MonoPoly" name comes from its ability to function as both a powerful monophonic synth and a 4-voice polyphonic (paraphonic) synth.

Korg Monopoly V2.0.3 (REAL · Summary)

Features Oscillator Sync and Cross Modulation . You can sync VCO 2 to 1 or VCO 4 to 3 for aggressive, harmonically rich textures.

Two additional multi-effect slots have been added for further sound processing. Resources for Further Learning

Each has dedicated controls for waveform (Triangle, Saw, Pulse), octave (16' to 2'), and level. VCOs 2, 3, and 4 include fine-tune controls for detuning effects. KORG MonoPoly v2.0.3

You can download the official Mono/Poly Owner's Manual or the Setting Chart from the KORG Support page.

The is a high-resolution software reproduction of the classic 1981 analog synthesizer. It uses Korg's Component Modeling Technology (CMT) to digitally replicate the original signal path, including its four voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) and 24dB/octave low-pass filter. Core Architecture & Play Modes Features Oscillator Sync and Cross Modulation

Each of the four oscillators is assigned to a different note. In this mode, all notes share a single filter and envelope generator.

Two independent LFOs (MG1 and MG2) provide flexible modulation for the filter, pitch, and pulse width. Software-Specific V2 Features Resources for Further Learning Each has dedicated controls

The "MonoPoly" name comes from its ability to function as both a powerful monophonic synth and a 4-voice polyphonic (paraphonic) synth.