
With the drumlogue, Korg presents a state-of-the-art drum machine with hybrid sound generation and a sophisticated sequencer. In the robust metal housing with dark wood side panels, the drum computer shows its best side and comes visually valuable. The clear control panel with the OLED display in combination with the well-known TR sequen cer promises an intuitive operation, which is also kept in practice! The instrument is 11-voice respectively eleven tracks are programmable at the same time, which is more than sufficient for varied patterns. The small knobs are used to adjust the volume per track, the large knobs on the left of the control panel are permanently assigned to the most important parameters of the analog and sample tracks. Far more parameters for the tracks are hidden a short way between the display, page buttons and the four knobs below the display. There is hardly a genre in which the drumlogue could not be at home, after all, the range of sounds on seven tracks can be exchanged and expanded at will.
The analog sounds are composed of the four tracks
The sequencer convinces with familiar functionality, because the beats & grooves are primarily programmed in the TR grid. The memory holds 128 patterns, which have an individual length of 1-64 steps and can be provided with different time signatures. In addition, microshift and trigger probability are programmable for each step. If you are looking for inspiration from the machine, the randomizer can provide new steps at the touch of a button.
On the connection side, drumlogue offers everything necessary to be versatile in modern DAW-based setups and hardware-only setups. Besides the

I bought it mainly for the display where I can see all the 11 tracks and the 16th notes, it helps one to have more control over the programming.
Another great feature is the sample import, it works well, despite the quite small memory (32 Mb).
I'm still testing it, so far I like it!