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Korg Minilogue XD Module

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Korg Minilogue XD Module
Product no: 9000-0052-2878 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

It hasn't been very long since the Korg Minilogue XD came out. This is a true piece of creative machinery with analogue and digital oscillators, the latter of which can even be personally adjusted if you've got the technical skills for it. The regular XD features a 37-note mini keyboard and although it's a nice addition, not everyone will find this equally useful. That's even more so if you already own a great MIDI keyboard. That's why Korg has decided to bring the Minilogue XD Module to the market. It's exactly the same as the Minilogue XD but without the keyboard. However, should you randomly find yourself in need of a keyboard, don't fret. You can set up and use the row of sequencer buttons underneath the turning knobs as a mini keyboard. How cool is that?

The Korg Minilogue XD Module in a nutshell

The Minilogue XD Module is equipped with two analogue oscillators and one digital. The digital oscillator is multi-engine sound generator capable of producing three different types of sound: noise, VPM (FM-like) and open-source user oscillators. Do you already own the Korg Minilogue XD? Don't sell it just yet! You can poly-chain the two of them together in a master/slave configuration to create an 8-voice polyphony system.

Specifications

Product features

19-inch rack size	not applicable
Number of keys	none
Arpeggiator/sequencer	arpeggiator, sequencer
Audio via USB	no
Control	dampening pedal (input)
Sustainable product	not specified
Synthesizer inputs	none
Sound source	analogue
MIDI & other	MIDI in, MIDI out, MIDI over USB, CV/gate in, CV/gate out
Synthesizer options	extensive
Synthesizer outputs	line out jack, headphone
Polyphony	4
Synthesizer kind	standard
Type of keys	not applicable
Vintage remake	no
Synthesizer type	desktop module
Difficulty level	difficult

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	3,7 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	59,0 x 29,0 x 15,0 cm

Product specifications

Korg Minilogue XD
synthesizer
sound generator:
- analogue, digital
- 2x VCO analogue
- 1x digital multi-engine (noise, VPM, user)
- sync
- ring mod
- cross mod
- 12 dB filter
- 2x envelope
- LFO
polyphony: 4 (8 when using two Minilogues in master/slave configuration)
sequencer buttons are usable as a mini keyboard
effects: mod, reverb, delay
space for storing presets
includes 200 factory sounds
adapter included
dimensions: 500 x 179 x 85 mm
weight: 2.6 kg

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