The Korg opsix MKII is a digital synth like no other. The opsix Operator Mixer simplified FM synthesis for the first time, making it not just comprehensible but also controllable. With the addition of extra synthesis capabilities and programming, it offered a more efficient workflow and an even richer sound. Now, Korg has created a new form of opsix, the module. This model supports MIDI 2.0 property exchange and poly aftertouch, and is an excellent companion to Keystage. It’s also fully compatible with the sounds of the original opsix, opsix mk II, opsix SE, and opsix native software, as well as numerous excellent third-party libraries, keeping the updated sounds and software fresh. The new 19" rack-mountable enclosure has the same controls as the keyed models, yet is easily transportable and fits neatly into any studio or desktop production system. MIDI 2.0 Property Exchange and Polyphonic Aftertouch support With the latest software updates, all models of opsix, hardware and software, now support MIDI 2.0 Property Exchange. Hundreds of the original factory sounds have been updated to include Polyphonic Aftertouch modulation (Channel Aftertouch is supported as well). All of this makes the opsix module an excellent companion to KORG's Keystage controller. Rack-Mount and Desktop The opsix module is cleverly designed for both desktop and rack-mount use. The panel is redesigned to fit into a standard 19" width, and the rear jack panel is recessed to allow easy access to cables even with gear mounted directly above. With desktop setups, brackets offer a choice of panel angles: flatter for performing standing up, or more upright for working while seated in your studio. Many musicians have requested a module version of the opsix. Now that components are once again available after a long period of supply-chain disruption, KORG is pleased to make that request a reality Key Features: Next-gen Altered FM Synthesizer double polyphony to 64 voices of expansive tone-crafting and multidimensional soundscapes Versatile form factor supports flexible desktop configurations for studio- or performance-optimized arrangements, fully removable for rackmounted use 4U, 19-inch profile and recessed rear panel streamline cable management and accessibility for painless use as a rackmountable module Six distinctive styles of synthesis include 40 algorithms and a 6-operator architecture for detailed, diverse sound design Operator Mixer section includes per-operator rotary encoders and faders, with color-coded lighting to painlessly distinguish Modulator and Carrier operators 250 onboard presets include 100 brand-new patches not found in the original Opsix span all onboard synth styles for pro-grade foundations and radio-ready sonics 250 user preset slots let you save your meticulously-designed patches, with up to 64 of your favorites instantly accessible from four 16-patch banks V.Patch virtual patching system comprises 12 routing options for highly-nuanced modulation and expressive capabilities 21 oscillator waveforms support versatile and exploratory sound design without compromising core FM identity Cutting-edge analog modeling means 11 musical filter types, including meticulous recreations of those found on the iconic Korg PolySix and MS-20 synthesizers Up to three ADSR envelop generators, three LFOs, and three effects run simultaneously with each program means near-endless customization in your sound 23 LFO waveforms ranging from conventional shapes to randomized and stepped let you take modulation vectors to dazzling and experimental spaces 30 onboard, editable FX supply boundless opportunities for texturization and sound shaping in studio and performance settings Pitch and modulation wheels, alongside a 4-octave transposition range and support for both channel and polyphonic aftertouch, expand expressive potential with any setup Comprehensive 16-step sequencer includes per-note editing and up to six lanes of Polyphonic Motion Sequencing MIDI I/O allows you to place the Opsix Mk II virtually anywhere in your studio or stage rig USB-B port lets you connect your instrument to your computer for use with Korg’s dedicated Sound Librarian Flexible connectivity includes 1/4-inch stereo output pair, 1/4-inch headphone output, and pedal jack
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