KORG Collection 6 Adds Trinity, PS-3300 & SGX-2 Virtual Instruments
Korg has introduced Collection 6, a major update to its software synth suite for Mac + Windows, featuring new virtual takes on the Trinity, PS-3300 and SGX-2.
Korg Collection is a suite of software synthesizers, featuring virtual takes on a variety of the company’s classic gear, including the MS-20, Polysix and Mono/Poly, ARP ODYSSEY and ARP 2600.
Here’s what’s new in Korg Collection 6:
- TRINITY – Released in 1995, this synthesizer defined KORG in the 1990s. Its silver body, TouchView GUI (the first synth with touchscreen operation), and large-scale PCM sound set new standards for synthesizers of its time.
- PS-3300 – Produced for only about five years, from 1977 to 1981, with less than 50 units ever made, this fully polyphonic analog synthesizer remains one of the rarest and most revered instruments in music history. Its massive sound engine, comparable to 144 MS-20s, has been modeled and enhanced with expanded functionality.
- SGX-2 – The premium piano sound engine from KRONOS and NAUTILUS. It captures the tones of some of the world’s finest concert grand pianos, recorded in full-stereo, loopless samples for every single key.
Korg Collection 6 Demo:
Korg Collection 6 is available now with an intro price of $299 through November 10th, 2025 (normally $399).
