The DW-6000 was Korg's first digitally controlled analog hybrid synthesizer. It featured 8 digitally sampled waveforms, an all analog resonant filter and 6-voice polyphony of 2 per voice that could be stacked for a large monophonic sound. Unfortunately these digital waveforms lead to aliasing and distortion and this synthesizer was quickly surpassed by the DW-8000 which offered more voicing, routing, and waveforms.