I enjoy this, but not as a serious instrument

But this is an excellent toy and a surprisingly fun instrument, if seriously limited in application.

Very cool instrument…definitely more than a toy.

It's the cheapest musical instrument I own, honestly one of the least useful, but one of my favorites to play with

It's great to add as an FX instrument when I jam -- it gives great sci fi or other kinds of sounds to add to a mix, and adds something really distinctive

So, the Korg was the perfect instrument to keep his attention since the variety of sounds are

In my opinion, this is the best pocket instrument out there.

This is the perfect instrument for someone with no music knowledge but a desire to make a lot of noise

and I can ever hear it with my ears when the instrument is turned up loud and is playing out of the built in speakers

I ran the Monotron through a line input on my audio interface and made myself a library of samples which I fine-tuned, edited and loaded into Reason's NM-19 sampler, effectively making a polyphonic, usable Monotron instrument.

And it's great to use as a small, affordable delay effect to add to an instrument -- especially something like a Volca or something similar where the instrument's portable and you're already using a 1/8" jack, where it's going to be easier to deal with than a pedal effect

Overall its a good instrument to by,specially at the price Korg has given to it

Interesting instrument.

the flashing speed button looks cool, but its more for looks-I just use it as a flashing light most of the time, because it doesn't make strong rhythmic beats, its a lead instrument, or it can be a creepy background of whooshing, robot noises, helicopters, spaceships(well, use a little imagination !

It *seems* like this device made other instruments, like the Volca series and the Minilogue, possible