Korg’s Nu:Tekt NTS-1 was a pleasant surprise when it arrived a few years ago. A DIY synth kit featuring a single monophonic digital oscillator, but with the ability to host custom sound engines ...

It's not cheap, at £3,595 (around $4,100), but you do get an awful lot of synth for that cash. Korg basically won the NAMM show in January by announcing more products than pretty much anyone else ...

The longtime leader of Korg played a pivotal role in shaping the future of electronic music, most notably with the groundbreaking M1 synthesizer.

Korg has unveiled the latest in its line of compact digital synths, Multi/Poly, a multi-timbral instrument described by Korg ...

Video below the break. We’ve seen pocket synths on Hackaday before, with this attractive mixer designed for use with KORG Volcas.

In the modern era, only a handful of synths have incorporated vacuum tubes into their (monophonic) design: namely the Knif Audio Knifonium, the Erica Synths Fusion System II and Korg Volca Nubass.

[Harry Axten] turned the diminutive Korg Monotron into a playable analog synthesizer, complete with a full-sized keyboard spanning two octaves and a MIDI interface. Korg Introduced the Monotron ...