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Korg opsix Review from a Modwave, Wavestate & Multi/Poly Owner

Today I’m unboxing and trying out the Korg opsix module — the fourth of the Raspberry-Pi powered Korg synth modules, alongside the Modwave, Wavestate, and Multi/Poly. But this one’s different… it’s FM, and designed by Korg Japan, not Korg R&D in California. Although the opsix isn’t a new product, this video looks at it from the perspective of someone who already owns the Modwave, Wavestate, and Multi/Poly. I wanted to see how the opsix fits into that family — what’s familiar, what’s different, where it excels, and where its workflow diverges from the other modules. So rather than a traditional unboxing, this is more about how an existing Korg module user experiences the opsix for the first time. As someone who started on FM synths in the late ’80s (my first was a DX100!), and still owns a TX7, I’ve been looking forward to testing this out. In this video I unbox the opsix module, get it set up, explore the librarian, walk through the FM architecture, try the arpeggiator and sequencer, and even import real DX SysEx patches. If you're into classic FM, DX-style programming, or you're curious how the opsix compares to the Modwave/Wavestate workflow, this video is for you. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction 00:04 – What is the Korg opsix (module version)? 00:21 – FM background + my history with DX synths 00:43 – Unboxing the opsix 01:21 – Connecting MIDI, audio, and USB 01:38 – First look at the editor/librarian 02:07 – Editor limitations vs Modwave/Wavestate 02:33 – Panel walkthrough & controls 02:47 – opsix architecture explained (6-operator FM + more) 03:40 – Algorithms overview 04:55 – Operator levels, modulation & carriers explained 06:01 – Using the spectrum analyzers 07:11 – Envelope behaviour & operator stacking 08:42 – Sound demos (EPs, pads, bells, leads, basses) 10:59 – Waveforms, effects & modulation options 11:51 – Arpeggiator controls & quick edits 13:39 – Step sequencer overview 15:24 – Importing DX7/TX7 SysEx patches 16:00 – Sending SysEx from Windows utility 16:20 – Final thoughts 🎛 What Makes the opsix Special? True 6-operator FM with multiple waveforms Ring mod, wave folding, filters, and effects per operator A huge set of algorithms + user-defined algorithms Real-time operator control Step sequencer with motion recording Works with real DX7 / TX7 SysEx Compact module format matching Modwave, Wavestate & Multi/Poly 💬 If you enjoy synth deep-dives, FM programming, or Korg module videos, consider subscribing! Let me know in the comments if you'd like a full programming tutorial, patch breakdown, or a comparison with the DX100, TX7, or V50.