The Prologue is a true analogue synth but also has a digital oscillator section that can add rich and interesting timbres. When Korg announced that they would open up the digital side of  their flagship synth to developers to create custom code for the Multi Engine and digital effects sections, we understandably got a bit excited.

The Minilogue XD and NTS-1 also use the same Prologue multi-engine and effects, and as such, most custom content written for the Prologue works on the Minilogue XD and NTS-1. The main difference is that the Prologue has two layers, main and sub, that are processed separately by the MOD FX plugin.

A selection of old and new DirtBoxSynth oscillators and fx have been ported to the Korg platform, and are available for download here. After purchase you will receive a download link to your PayPal email address. If you do not receive your download within an hour, please check your spam folder. If you still haven’t received your download link or the link fails, please get in touch via email  or facebook 

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If you need help with how to load and edit custom oscillators and effects, then read THIS.

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For a taster, here’s muzykuj.com playing with FMonsta and ORGANism…

…and here’s a quick track using sounds only from the Everything Bundle:

If you are interested in knowing a bit more about the Korg Prologue SDK that allows anyone with the appropriate C/C++ skills to create their own oscillators and effects, then check out this article written for Absolute Music.