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KORG Intros Filter Ark For Mac & Windows

KORG has introduced Filter Ark, an addition to KORG Collection that offers a variety of component-modeled classic and modern filters. … Read More KORG Intros Filter Ark For Mac & Windows

January 15, 2026January 16, 2026Leave a comment

KORG Collection 6 Adds Trinity, PS-3300, SGX-2 Virtual Instruments

Korg has introduced Collection 6, a major update to its software synth suite for Mac & Windows, featuring new virtual takes on the Trinity, PS-3300 & SGX-2.… Read More KORG Collection 6 Adds Trinity, PS-3300, SGX-2 Virtual Instruments

October 28, 202511 Comments

Korg Collection 5 Adds Three New Virtual Instruments

Korg has introduced a major update to Korg Collection, its suite of virtual instruments for Mac & Windows.… Read More Korg Collection 5 Adds Three New Virtual Instruments

July 20, 2024July 21, 20245 Comments

KORG Collection 4 Updated With microKorg, Electribe-R & Kaoss Pad

Korg today introduced Korg Collection 4, an updated version of its virtual instrument collection that adds software versions of the classic microKorg synthesizer, Electribe-R drum synth & Kaoss Pad effects processor.… Read More KORG Collection 4 Updated With microKorg, Electribe-R & Kaoss Pad

November 23, 202222 Comments

KORG Collection 3 Updated With miniKORG 700S, Prophecy & Triton Extreme Virtual Instruments

Korg Collection 3 introduces virtual versions of three classic instruments: KORG’s first mass-produced analog synthesizer, the miniKORG 700S, the MOSS Tone Generator-powered Prophecy, and the Triton Extreme.… Read More KORG Collection 3 Updated With miniKORG 700S, Prophecy & Triton Extreme Virtual Instruments

July 29, 202120 Comments

Korg Collection Updated With ARP Odyssey

Korg has updated its Korg Legacy Collection soft synth collection for Mac & Windows, adding a software version of the ARP Odyssey. … Read More Korg Collection Updated With ARP Odyssey

December 23, 201734 Comments

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