Korg Z1 Vst Official

While there is no official Korg Z1 VST , its synthesis engine—the Multi-Oscillator Synthesis System (MOSS)—is partially available through other software in the Korg Collection. Current Software Status

If you are looking to recreate the Z1 sound using other plugins, these are the key components of its MOSS engine to look for: The Korg Z1: A Hidden Gem that Changed the Game korg z1 vst

But here is the good news: You no longer need it. While there is no official Korg Z1 VST

The Go to product viewer dialog for this item. is a legendary polyphonic physical modeling synthesizer released in 1997, celebrated for its unique Multi-Oscillator Synthesis System (MOSS). While a direct, official "Korg Z1 VST" that perfectly recreates the hardware has been a long-standing request from the producer community, Korg has not yet released a standalone Z1 plugin in its Korg Collection as of 2026. Korg Legacy Collection – MOSS VI – Discontinued

The Korg Z1 VST is a powerful and versatile instrument that is capable of producing a wide range of sounds. Its virtual analog synthesis engine and comprehensive modulation and effects capabilities make it a great option for producers and sound designers. The VST's accuracy and faithfulness to the original hardware make it a great option for those who want to access the sound of the Z1 within their DAW.

Would you like a step-by-step guide on sampling a hardware Z1 into a usable Kontakt or SFZ instrument instead?

If you want the deep, experimental "physical modeling" or "Variable Phase Modulation" (Korg's version of FM) that made the Z1 famous, consider these modern plugins: Anyma Phi / Plasmonic

  1. Korg Legacy Collection – MOSS VI – Discontinued long ago, but some second-hand licenses exist. Requires 32-bit hosts or a bridge.
  2. Korg Triton / Triton Extreme VST – Includes a reduced MOSS board option (only 3 algorithms vs Z1’s 13).
  3. Alternative physical modeling plugins – AAS Chromaphone, Madrona Labs Kaivo, Logic Pro's Sculpture, or ROLI Equator.