After first teasing it manner again on January 2021, Korg has launched the much-anticipated Drumlogue, a hybrid drum machine with a digital multi-engine and expandability by way of the logue SDK utilized in its Minilogue XD and different merchandise. It has each analog and digital drum synths and may play again samples, with the distinctive capacity so as to add third-party plug-in results and extra — making it one of many extra versatile drum machines on the market.

As talked about, the Drumlogue has three sound engines, analog and digital synthesisers in addition to sample-based devices. The analog has a kick, snare hello tom and low tom, with controls to control decay, tune and extra. 

On the digital facet, it comes with the Nano digital analog synth plugin or, you may load a multi-engine with VPM synthesis, a noise generator, or different customized algorithms by way of the logue SDK (multi-engine) discovered on the NTS-1 and different merchandise. It additionally helps third-party logue plugins utilizing Korg’s SDK. From there, you need to use the multi-fx engine to load results together with reverb, delay, equalizer, enhance and compressor.

The sequencer provides 64 steps, chain performance and different options. On the connectivity facet, it comes with 4 assignable 6.3mm audio outputs and an audio enter for routing exterior audio by the consequences. Despite the audio enter, it does not work as a sampler — you may solely play again samples. It’s now accessible on preorder for $600 at B&H Photo Video and elsewhere.