Korg is nowadays a top iOS music app producer, with hits like Gadget, iMS-20, iElectribe, etc. They also have Gadget running on the Mac and it costs more than Logic.

> it costs more than Logic.

Are you talking about Logic DAW software? If so, that's pretty impressive, ballsy even.

Yes, that's about $200 nowadays, Gadget costs $299 (I think they reduced it).

It definitely has fewer features compared to Logic, but it's also significantly easier to make a song with it. Since it got started on the iPad, the UI is simpler and cleaner compared to a traditional DAW.

It's also packing quite a few synths, such as Korg M1, Wavestation and ARP Odyssey, all of them useable as plugins.

He was the lead engineer of the analog synthesizers department; I doubt he would have had much say in this even if he was there.