A new module that revolutionizes the music production environment.

opsix mk II is a digital synthesizer like no other. The opsix Operator Mixer simplified FM synthesis for the first time, making it not only understandable, but also controllable. With the addition of additional synthesis and programming capabilities, it offered a more efficient workflow and an even richer sound.

Now, Korg has created a new form of opsix, the module. This model is compatible with MIDI 2.0 property exchange and poly Aftertouch, and is an excellent companion to the Keystage. It is also fully compatible with sounds from the original opsix, the opsix mk II, the opsix SE, and the opsix native software, as well as numerous and excellent third-party libraries, keeping sounds fresh and software up to date. The new 19" rack-mount chassis has the same controls as the keybed models, but is easily portable and fits perfectly into any studio or desktop production system.

Compatible with MIDI 2.0 Property Exchange and polyphonic Aftertouch

With the latest software updates, all opsix models, hardware and software, are now compatible with MIDI 2.0 Property Exchange. Hundreds of the original factory sounds have been updated to include polyphonic Aftertouch modulation (it also supports channel Aftertouch). All this makes the opsix module an excellent companion to KORG's Keystage controller.

Rack-mount and desktop

The opsix module is cleverly designed for both desktop and rack-mount use. The panel is redesigned to fit into a standard 19" width, and the rear jack panel is recessed to allow easy access to cables even with gear mounted directly above. With desktop setups, brackets offer a choice of panel angles: flatter for performing standing up, or more upright for working while seated in your studio.The opsix module is cleverly designed for both desktop and rack-mount use. The panel is redesigned to fit into a standard 19" width, and the rear jack panel is recessed to allow easy access to cables, even with the equipment mounted directly above. In desktop setups, the brackets allow you to choose the panel angle: flatter for working standing up, or more vertical for working seated in the studio.

Many musicians have requested a module version of the opsix. Now that components are available again after a long period of supply chain disruption, KORG is pleased to make that request a reality.