Korg’s Opsix mk II synth is based on the FM sound engine of the original, but with 64 voices
Korg has already made several announcements ahead of NAMM 2024, and now the company’s back with a The Opsix mk II still offers an approachable entryway into the world of FM synthesis, and it’s even based on the original’s “Altered FM” digital sound engine. However, this is anything but a minor refresh.The big news is a massive boost in polyphony. The original had 32 voices, which is still plenty, but the mk II offers 64 voices of pure polyphonal goodness. This should allow for some truly complex and multi-layered sounds,…