Four oscillators, shared out the way you play.
One night the track needs a single bass note. The next, it needs a chord that moves. MONOPOLY has four analogue VCOs under 37 semi-weighted, full-size keys. Its key assign modes decide how those VCOs are shared.
Stack them or spread them
UNISON plays all four VCOs from one key. DETUNE then pulls them apart in opposite directions for a fatter sound. POLY gives each new note its own VCO, in playing order. UNISON/SHARE divides the VCOs among the notes you hold.
A whole chord under one finger
Hold a chord in POLY or UNISON/SHARE mode and press CHORD MEMORY. Each key now plays that chord, with the key as its lowest note. The chord stays saved unless you switch off, or press CHORD MEMORY while still holding notes. Send it to the arpeggiator, playing up, down or up-down, with MG2 setting the tempo.
Sync, cross-modulation and a bridge to modular
Make VCO1 the master and VCOs 2 to 4 its slaves. Switch on EFFECTS for sync, cross-modulation or both. CV and trigger jacks link another MONOPOLY or modular equipment, with CV at 1 V/octave. USB is class-compliant MIDI, and 5-pin DIN covers MIDI in, out and thru. Allow at least 15 minutes of warm-up before you record or perform.
