Korg has introduced Mono/Poly for Reason, a Rack Extension version of their classic analog synthesizer.
Mono/Poly for Reason uses Korg’s Component Modeling Technology to model the circuitry of the original analog instrument. Originally introduced as part of Korg’s Legacy Collection, Mono/Poly can now be integrated into Reason as a Rack Extension.
Here are the details:
In addition to accurately reproducing the sounds from the original, Mono/Poly for Reason also provides a range of new functionality, such as 128-voice polyphony (maximum), up to 16-voice unison settings with spread, virtual patching, and freely assignable external modulation settings.
The Mono/Poly – 4VCO monophonic / polyphonic analog synthesizer was originally introduced in 1981. It launched simultaneously with the Korg Polysix, and due to their functionality, feature sets and affordable prices; they were immediately successful entries into the synth world.
Korg Mono/Poly for Reason is available in the Propellerhead shop for US $49.
I want! Now I can use my old workhorse synth in my workhorse DAW
128-voice polyphony?? how many voices can reason output ?
why not just the original 4-voice ?–
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You can put it in the original mode if you want, or you can switch on the “modern” mode and get more out of it.
Reason doesn’t have a fixed limit polyphony btw, it’ll keep giving til your system gives out
maybe an ipad version to follow? we can hope!